Rodeo season: 2 weekends of February enjoyable with the Silver Spurs Rodeo

Now that we’ve turned the calendars to 2026, it’s time to mark the February web page with one among Osceola County’s conventional, distinctive and most enduring occasions … The Silver Spurs Rodeo! The rodeo festivities, of their eighty fifth 12 months, are wrapped across the Osceola County Fair and Livestock Show Feb. 13-22 at Osceola Heritage Park. The first occasion was held on July 4, 1944, and shortly after the Silver Spurs turned often known as the “Biggest rodeo east of the Mississippi River.” And, it has to do with a neighborhood that helps, embraces and emphasizes why the Silver Spurs Riding Club’s identify is on the world.

That area might be busy as soon as the winter “rodeo season” kicks off on Saturday, Feb. 14. Yes, it’s Valentine’s Day, so take your sweetie to the annual Silver Spurs Rodeo Parade at 10 a.m. via the streets of downtown St. Cloud.

The motion shifts to the world at 7:30 p.m. for Monster Bulls, a matchup of the perfect skilled bull riders and the Silver Spurs membership’s meanest inventory to see who wins between man and beast.

The following week, it’s time for the 156th Silver Spurs Rodeo and 4 nights of steer wrestling, group roping, barrel racing, bull and bareback using and saddle bronc. A particular Thursday Feb. 19 Student Night efficiency returns from final 12 months, with free admission for Osceola County college students with scholar ID—in any case, they get Feb. 20 off from college for Rodeo Day!

That’s adopted by the standard Friday and Saturday evening (Feb. 20-21) rodeos and the Sunday afternoon (Feb. 22, 2 p.m.) grand finale, all within the shadow of the 81st Osceola County Fair.

Tickets for all performances aside from Thursday evening are actually assigned seating. Pricing for these days runs from $1535 {dollars} relying on age and seating areas. Parking for all occasions is free. Get all seating data and purchase tickets at www.silverspursrodeo.com.

Therodeo’saboutcompetition, but in addition cooperation—with the neighborhood. Through Silver Spurs’ donations, the occasion will elevate funds for the Osceola County School District and its S.M.A.R.T. cellular outreach bus, the Make A Wish Foundation and The Midwife Bus.

“I’m humbled by the chance to serve a club that has shaped the heart of Osceola County for 85 years,” Silver Spurs Rodeo 2025-26 Big Boss Kaye Whaley stated. “Our rodeo was built by volunteers who believed that hard work, generosity, and community could change lives, and that purpose still guides us today. We remain committed to preserving the traditions that make the Silver Spurs Rodeo a cornerstone of our hometown while supporting the nonprofits, youth programs, and families we are proud to serve. It’s an honor to help continue a legacy that belongs to all of us.”