8 Second Rodeo!

THE RODEO IS COMING TO PHILLY, Y'ALL! MOUNT UP!!

"A lot can happen in 8 seconds. A champion can be crowned. A bull can take his revenge. And an entire community can come together.

Come celebrate the cowboys of today and the legacy of Black rodeo. Featuring some of today’s bravest riders, nastiest bulls, tastiest food, line dancing, and live beats from DJ Diamond Kuts, the show will be an experience like no other.

We’ll pay tribute to the legends of Black rodeo, give the stars of today their shot at $60,000 in prize money, and inspire the next generation of cowboys and cowgirls.

Hosted by comedienne X Mayo, the 8 Seconds Juneteenth Rodeo delivers more than just action—it’s a powerful, physically and spiritually moving experience that showcases the grit, talent, and heritage of Black rodeo athletes."

SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES

PRE-SHOW STARTS AT 3:00PM (optional)

Food Vendors
Retail Vendors
Line Dancing
Mechanical Bull
Roping Lessons
VIP COWBOY MEET & GREET

SHOW STARTS AT 7:00PM (meet in seats at 6:30pm)

DJ DIAMOND KUTS
HOST X MAYO
Mutton Bustin'
Bareback Riding
Barrel Racing
Bull Riding
Giveaways

COST: $84, including fees for 2nd level seats.
You can purchase tickets on your own ($50 for nosebleeds or VIP tickets $230) through Ticketmaster. I am happy to purchase and transfer tickets to group members if they'd like to sit together.

Payment options:
•CashApp - $DeandraBP
•Venmo - DeeWitt
•PayPal - [email protected] (send money to "friend or family option" only)
• Cash, paid at BEP events

The payment is non-refundable, but is transferable if someone else wants to buy your spot.
Feel free to submit the payment ASAP, as I cannot buy the tickets until you submit a payment
Cash payments can also be made at BEP events

SERIOUS RSVPS ONLY, PLEASE

You can purchase cheaper tickets ($50 for nosebleeds), or VIP tickets ($230) through Ticketmaster. I am happy to purchase and transfer tickets to group members if they'd like to sit together.

Getting there
You can find parking info HERE for ~$30, though I typically park in the neighborhood for free. The Liacouras Center is easily accessible by public transit as well (the Temple University subway station).