March 8, 2026
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A trip to the rodeo doesn't have to break the bank. Here are seven tips to save money.
Attending the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo can be an expensive undertaking.
But there are several ways to minimize costs, like using public transit, bringing a water bottle or visiting the Champion Wine Garden.
Maliya Ellis shares more tips on how to save money while enjoying the rodeo.
 | Matt Wyatt, Audience Producer |
🎤 On the big stage
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Today's Roundup
Photo by: Elizabeth Conley, Houston Chronicle
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We took $100 to the rodeo's carnival to see how far the budget would stretch. We went on rides, played games, and ate pizza, turkey leg and ice cream. Read More
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📅 The calendar
Tonight: Forrest Frank
March 9: Luke Bryan // First Responders Day
March 10: Megan Moroney
March 11: Creed // Community Day
March 12: Chris Stapleton // Volunteer Appreciation Day
🔧 News you can use
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