March 11, 2024
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Eight of the top family-friendly activities at the Houston Rodeo
For most Houstonians, visiting the Houston Rodeo as a child is a core memory.
You'll never forget the time you spent eating a corndog or fried oreo at the carnival. And despite stereotypes about Texans, it could be your first time seeing farm animals like horses, pigs and goats up close. For many, the concerts are their first experience seeing a famous musician live.
So if you're looking to create that perfect memory for your family trip to the rodeo, here's a look at eight of the best options, according to Houston Chronicle reporter Ana Khan.
Let me know your favorite family-friendly activity at the rodeo.
Chris Shelton, Audience producer |
Food and Culture
Photo by: Karen Warren, Staff Photographer
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- Q&A: Whiskey Myers talks RodeoHouston and not wearing cowboy hats: Whiskey Myers is one of 10 new names on this year's RodeoHouston lineup, and reaching the rotating stage is a high point for the Texas band.
- Conroe boutique specializes in unique 80s and 90s fashions: The Small Town Famous boutique in downtown Conroe offers vintage Western wear for a unique look during rodeo season or at the upcoming Montgomery County Fair.
Tonight's headliner
Photo by: Houston Livestock Show And Rodeo
While Whiskey Myers is new to the Houston Rodeo, the group has been around the block a few times.
Their debut album, "Road of Life," was released in 2008. The 2011 follow-up, "Firewater," was their breakthrough and made its way onto a few Billboard charts. However, you might know them because their hit song "Stone" was featured in the popular drama Yellowstone.
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• March 15: Jonas Brothers
• March 16: Brad Paisley
• March 17: Eric Church
Photo by: Raquel Natalicchio, Staff Photographer
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Notice: You're receiving this update as part of our special coverage of the rodeo and its impact on Houston's food, music and arts culture. Find the rest of our coverage of RodeoHouston at Houstonchronicle.com
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