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Acknowledgements
The Tucson Rodeo Parade Committee, Inc.
maintains memberships in the
Metropolitan Tucson Convention & Visitors Bureau, the Southern Arizona
Attractions Alliance,
Carriage Association of America, Tucson Association of Museums and Museum
Association of Arizona.
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The Tucson
Rodeo Parade
February 1925--2010
This colorful,
exciting Parade is presented each year and keeps the spirit of the first Parade
back in 1925. Now known to be the largest Non-Motorized Parade in the country,
It still achieves its success through the community's participation and the
dedicated work of its members and the many volunteers.
 &
Access Tucson in
partnership with KOLD Channel 13 and the Parade Museum proudly bring the
DVD versions of: |
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1.....2010 Tucson Rodeo Parade Telecast
DVD .....$20.00 |
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2........ 2009 Parade
DVD for ....... $20.00. |
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3........ The 2008 Parade
DVD for .... $20.00 |
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4......... The 2007 Parade DVD
for .... $20.00 |
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5........ The 2006 Parade
(100 mins) which includes the Grand Marshall Press Conference
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$ 15.00
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6.....The
Museum Tour (29 mins.) .....
$ 22.50
CONTACT
US |
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Send a check or money order to:
Tucson Rodeo Parade Committee and Museum
P.O. Box 1788,
Tucson AZ 85702
Be sure to specify which DVD you want and allow some time to receive
your order... Thanks
Contact
the Parade Office: (520) 294-1280 |
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We thank OLD
TUCSON STUDIOS for making our Museum a part of this great fun-filled ...
WILD
WEST DAYS
AT
OLD TUCSON STUDIOS
TO BENEFIT TUCSON RODEO PARADE MUSEUM
BUILDING REPAIRS
Visit
our Horse-Drawn Vehicle Album
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Purchase
Grandstand Tickets
We Thank Our
Parade
Sponsors
2010 Grand
Marshall
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The Tucson Rodeo Parade Museum
Plan to tour the Parade Museum
to see one of the world's largest
collections of horse-drawn vehicles and a replication of Tucson
in the early 1900s.
Featuring the famous MAXIMILIAN & CARLOTA fully restored carriage.
2010 MUSEUM SCHEDULE
for more information go to Parade Museum
Open to the public
.... Monday thru Saturday
9:30am to 3:30pm.
(closed Sunday and Holidays)
The
ANTIQUES ROADSHOW
2007
Season,
February 12, 19 and 26 episodes were filmed in Tucson.
The Tucson Rodeo Parade Museum was featured on
the Feb.12 Episode.
Read
more about the filming
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THE WORLD’S LONGEST
NON-MOTORIZED
PARADE 
This colorful, exciting Parade is presented each year and keeps the spirit
of the first Parade back in 1925. Now known to be the largest Non-Motorized
Parade in the country, It still achieves its success through the community's
participation and the dedicated work of its volunteer members.
The
Parade begins at 9 am. Parade route begins at Park and Fair Avenues, goes
south on Park to Irvington Rd., west on Irvington to Sixth Avenue and
north on Sixth to the North end of the Tucson Rodeo Grounds. The Judges
and Reviewing stands are located on the North side of Irvington close to
Sixth Ave. Grandstand seating is on Irvington Road. Seating in this area
requires ticketing which can be purchased at Ticket Booths near the
Grandstands or in advance at The Rodeo Parade Office.
VIEW MAP
RIDE SUNTRAN to the PARADE
Parking
is available near the Rodeo Grounds but is on a first-come basis. Plan to arrive
early as Grandstand entertainment begins at 8:00 A.M. on Parade day.
Consider parking at one of the malls and
catching the shuttle bus to and from the Rodeo Grounds. Details can be
obtained by calling the RODEO PARADE OFFICE at 294-1280.
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Help Support
This Tucson Tradition
and
Become a Friend of the Rodeo Parade
The Tucson Rodeo Parade Museum
Needs Your Help!
The Tucson Rodeo Parade is
celebrating its 82nd year in 2007. That’s 82 years of Western
heritage! The Tucson Rodeo Parade Committee is embarking on a fund
raising effort to provide funds to improve its museum facilities.
The Rodeo Parade Museum, opened in
1964, has provided thousands of
visitors a view into the past.
Housing a horse-drawn vehicle collection of over 125 wagons and
buggies, the museum is located at the Tucson Rodeo Grounds, 4823 S.
Sixth Avenue. The museum is sited in structures that once were home
to the Pima County Fair livestock show, and the hanger of the
original
Tucson
Municipal Flying Field; the first municipally owned
airport in the United States. Needless to say, after all these
years, these structures are in need of renovation.
We are asking your financial
assistance in becoming a Friend of the Tucson Rodeo Parade. Your donation,
in any amount will help refurbish the museum facilities. The Tucson
Rodeo Parade Committee, Inc. is a 501c(3) tax-exempt organization,
and all donations are fully tax deductible. All donations will be
gratefully acknowledged with a receipt for tax purposes. Please send
your contributions to the address below. Help us keep the museum
alive!
HELP SUPPORT US....................SEND
A DONATION VIA PAYPAL
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This
website was designed for the Tucson Rodeo Parade Committee inc. by Jake
Jacobson Aug.2005
grandson of,
Albert H. Condron,
secretary of the "L
a F i e s t a de los V a q u e r o s"
committee 1925
HOME...ABOUT
the PARADE...MUSEUM...GRAND
MARSHAL...COMMITTEE...CONTACT
US...PARADE ENTRY...HELP
SUPPORT US...EQUIPMENT RENTAL...VOLUNTEERS
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From
August 2005 To The End Of
May,
2010, There Were 227,994
Visits to This WebSite
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The 85th
Tucson Rodeo Parade Date
February, 25
2010
Parade Office:
(520) 294-1280
Each February since 1925, Tucsonans saddle their horses, hitch up their
buggies and shine their cowboy boots for the “Celebration of the Cowboys.”
courtesy AH Condron scrapbook
For further Rodeo Information
Call 520-741-2233
or go to
tucsonrodeo.com
Tucson Rodeo Parade Committee and Museum
P.O.Box 1788
Tucson AZ 85702
Contact the Parade
Office:
(520) 294-1280
Museum:
(520) 294-3636
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