Freedom Annual

Rodeo 2026

Freedom's annual rodeo, held the third weekend of August, has been drawing fans and contestants from all across the nation for over 89 years. This three-day celebration includes every major event in the sport of rodeo ranging from barrel racing to wild bull riding. This beloved rodeo event combines professional action with hometown color and style. A dance is held nightly following the rodeo and features some of the best country musicians around to ensure a foot stompin' good time. On Saturday, guests are invited to the Old Cowhand Reunion at 11am and then to partake in a free chuck wagon style dinner at noon. The Old West setting of Freedom's Main Street provides the perfect backdrop to all of the rodeo activities.

Advance Tickets
Adults: $8 / Child (6 to 13): $4 / Child (5 and under): Free

At the Gate 
Adults: $15 / Child (6 to 13): $5 / Child (5 and under): Free

 

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Experience pure Americana and true Western heritage at the annual Freedom Rodeo & Old Cowhand Reunion in northwest Oklahoma. Held since 1938, this has been continuously recognized as one of Oklahoma's most outstanding annual events. Make your way to the small town of Freedom, nestled on the banks of the Cimarron River, to enjoy a KPRA/IPRA Rodeo, a street dance Thursday night on Main Street, a 5K and fun run, a parade, a free chuckwagon feed on Saturday.

 

Queen Contestants

2024 Royalty
                        Queen: Loclynne Russell, from Lipscomb Texas
                        Princess: Alyssa Weigle, from Woodward OK
2025 Royalty
                        Queen: Shyann Buesser, from Mooreland OK
                        Princess: Brooklyn Riggs, from Freedom OK
Kick off for 2026 will be July 14th, 2026, at The Depot in Freedom, OK Starting at 7:00pm
                        Dinner and trophy auction / meet the candidates
                        (Kickoff updates will come afterwards)

Past honored Queens

 

1946 - Reva Highfill Fithian

1956 - Sharon Hackney Harris

1966 - Nancy James Hager

1976 - Paula Wise McMurphy

1986 - Misty Wanger Beiswanger

1996 - Kim Shafer Shanks

2006 - McKayla Shafer Plett

2016 - Mariah Luddington

Past Freedom Rodeo Princess/Sweetheart winners are eligible for a $250 scholarship to be paid upon completion of an application and proof of enrollment in college or trade school.

 

This banner was made in memory of Cheyenne Benefield.

 

Jake