Upcoming Rodeos 2022!
Phillips Family, bringing rodeos to Georgia since 1980!
Phillips Family, bringing rodeos to Georgia since 1980!
Phillips Family, bringing rodeos to Georgia since 1980!
43rd Annual Phillips Championship Rodeo Returns with “Tough Enough to Wear Pink” RODEO
RESACA, Ga., February 2, 2022 — Grab your family and friends and head to Phillips Ranch June 24-25 for the 43rd Annual Phillips Championship Rodeo. This year’s Phillips Championship Rodeo is themed “Tough Enough to Wear Pink” in honor of breast cancer aw
43rd Annual Phillips Championship Rodeo Returns with “Tough Enough to Wear Pink” RODEO
RESACA, Ga., February 2, 2022 — Grab your family and friends and head to Phillips Ranch June 24-25 for the 43rd Annual Phillips Championship Rodeo. This year’s Phillips Championship Rodeo is themed “Tough Enough to Wear Pink” in honor of breast cancer awareness. The two-night event is packed with family entertainment and exciting rodeo action, including bareback bronc riding, steer wrestling, team roping, barrel racing, bull riding and more. The Phillips Championship Rodeo is a place for family and friends to gather and enjoy their favorite rodeo events. This year, attendees are encouraged to “Pink Out” the crowd in honor of the Tough Enough to Wear Pink theme to raise awareness for breast cancer. “We had record-setting crowds in 2020 and 2021. Old fans brought their friends and new fans were looking for someplace to go,” said Bridgett Phillips, an event host and member of the Phillips family. “This is a hometown event that brings people together year after year.” The event starts at 8 p.m. on both nights. Gates open at 6 p.m. Tickets can be purchased at the Phillips Ranch gate. General admission tickets are $15, children ages 5-9 are $10, and children under 4 years old get in for free. Visit the Phillips Championship Rodeo page on Facebook and Instagram or call 706-218-0382 for more information. Remember to wear pink in honor of breast cancer awareness at this year’s annual Phillips Championship Rodeo.
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General Information
Phillips Family, bringing rodeos to Georgia since 1980!
Phillips Family, bringing rodeos to Georgia since 1980!
*Tickets are purchased at the gate each night of the rodeo with cash.
*General Admission $15; Children 5-9 $10; age 4 & under FREE
*Parking is Free
*Arrive early! Again, arrive early! Gates open at 6pm
*Concessions will be available with food and drinks
*Souvenir items will be for sale at rodeo
*Mechanical Bull Rides and Pony Rides each night
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*Tickets are purchased at the gate each night of the rodeo with cash.
*General Admission $15; Children 5-9 $10; age 4 & under FREE
*Parking is Free
*Arrive early! Again, arrive early! Gates open at 6pm
*Concessions will be available with food and drinks
*Souvenir items will be for sale at rodeo
*Mechanical Bull Rides and Pony Rides each night
Address:
Phillips Ranch
475 Mt Zion Rd NE
Resaca, GA 30735
June 24-25, 2022 8pm
Bartow County Saddle Club Covered Arena
43 Saddle Club Lane
Cartersville, GA 30120
July 8-9, 2022 8pm
Bartow County, ready to continue rodeo tradition!
Phillips Family, bringing rodeos to Georgia since 1980!
Bartow County, ready to continue rodeo tradition!
41st Annual Bartow County Championship Rodeo Returns with “Tough Enough to Wear Pink”
CARTERSVILLE, Ga., February 2, 2022 — Grab your family and friends and head to Bartow County Saddle Club's Covered Arena. For the 41st Annual Bartow County Championship Rodeo . This year’s Bartow's Rodeo is themed “Tough Enough to Wear Pink” in honor of
41st Annual Bartow County Championship Rodeo Returns with “Tough Enough to Wear Pink”
CARTERSVILLE, Ga., February 2, 2022 — Grab your family and friends and head to Bartow County Saddle Club's Covered Arena. For the 41st Annual Bartow County Championship Rodeo . This year’s Bartow's Rodeo is themed “Tough Enough to Wear Pink” in honor of breast cancer awareness. The two-night event is packed with family entertainment and exciting rodeo action, including bareback bronc riding, steer wrestling, team roping, barrel racing, bull riding and more. The beautiful Cartersville, GA is a place for family and friends to gather and enjoy their favorite rodeo events. This year, attendees are encouraged to “Pink Out” the crowd in honor of the Tough Enough to Wear Pink theme to raise awareness for breast cancer. “We had record-setting crowds in 2019, 2020 and 2021. We strive to provide a great family event for all ages,” said Danny Phillips, an event host and owner of the Phillips Rodeo Productions. “We love coming to Bartow County Saddle Club each year. And we love the fact the arena is covered. No worry about the hot sun or pop up summer time showers” The event starts at 8 p.m. on both nights. Gates open at 6 p.m. Please plan to arrive early to avoid lines and to get the best seats. Tickets can be purchased at the gate. General admission tickets are $15, children ages 5-9 are $10, and children under 4 years old get in for free. Visit the Bartow County Championship Rodeo page on Facebook and Instagram or call 706-218-0382 for more information. Remember to wear pink in honor of breast cancer awareness at this year’s annual Phillips Championship Rodeo.
General Information
General Information
Bartow County, ready to continue rodeo tradition!
*Tickets are purchased at the gate each night of the rodeo with cash.
*General Admission $15; Children 5-9 $10; age 4 & under FREE
*Parking is Free
*Arrive early! Again, arrive early! Gates open at 6pm
*Concessions will be available with food and drinks
*Souvenir items will be for sale at rodeo
*Mechanical Bull Rides and Pony Rides each night
Ad
*Tickets are purchased at the gate each night of the rodeo with cash.
*General Admission $15; Children 5-9 $10; age 4 & under FREE
*Parking is Free
*Arrive early! Again, arrive early! Gates open at 6pm
*Concessions will be available with food and drinks
*Souvenir items will be for sale at rodeo
*Mechanical Bull Rides and Pony Rides each night
Address:
Phillips Ranch
475 Mt Zion Rd NE
Resaca, GA 30735
June 24-25, 2022 8pm
Bartow County Saddle Club Covered Arena
43 Saddle Club Lane
Cartersville, GA 30120
July 8-9, 2022 8pm
The Phillips Family
General Information
The Phillips Family
The story of the Phillips Championship Rodeo goes back to the beginning of the rodeo 43 years ago on the Phillips Ranch east of Resaca, GA. In 1980, Larry Phillips first exposed North Georgia to the skills, thrills, chills and dangers displayed by talented cowboys and cowgirls. Larry founded the rodeo to preserve the era of entertainment
The story of the Phillips Championship Rodeo goes back to the beginning of the rodeo 43 years ago on the Phillips Ranch east of Resaca, GA. In 1980, Larry Phillips first exposed North Georgia to the skills, thrills, chills and dangers displayed by talented cowboys and cowgirls. Larry founded the rodeo to preserve the era of entertainment that he grew up with. Phillips had grown up in a time with Gene Autry, Roy Rogers, Western shows on TV and the Saturday cowboy movies at the old Gem Theater. People his age had also commonly grown up on farms with cows, mules, horses and other animals. That era was fading from exposure to a younger generation. Larry wanted to preserve for a younger generation a flavor and heritage of the reality of life around the horses and bulls of just a few generations back. Larry Phillips died suddenly in 2001, but the rodeo story did not end. The Phillips Championship Rodeo started as a family affair and the Phillips family continues to carry on the rodeo as a part of Larry’s legacy. Larry’s son, Danny, along with his wife Bridgett and their two daughters Danielle and Sage, kept the event alive. Beginning in 2001, the rodeo was renamed the Larry Phillips Memorial Championship Rodeo.In 2008 Phillips Rodeo decided to help spread the word about breast cancer awareness with the “Tough Enough To Wear Pink” theme. The theme was inspired by Bridgett Phillips’s battle with breast cancer. Bridgett successfully fought a battle with breast cancer, undergoing surgery and treatment that required a nearly year-long stay in her native state of Oklahoma. To raise awareness for the disease and those who are affected by it, all fans are asked to wear pink to the rodeo. The goal is to “Pink-Out” the rodeo area. For those “Tough Enough To Wear Pink”
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