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That concludes the 2024 Colorado County Fair and Rodeo.
From livestock shows, rodeo events, live entertainment, carnival games, food, fun and a final day parade, the three-day event was one of the most successful in its history.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars were spent, with $659,582.00 being spent specifically on livestock. Aiden Glueck and his Grand Champion Market Steer sold for $9,050.
The Seniors Day event on the first morning of the fair and rodeo saw one of its largest turnouts ever.
Dorothy Robb and Nora Brunner, two of the seniors in attendance, said they have been going to the event since its inception. Besides enjoying all the fair and rodeo have to offer, the two ladies beam over how much they love the senior specific event.
Aiden Glueck by his Grand Champion Market Steer who sold for $9,050 Natalia Ramirez | Captured by Nat Photography
Carnival lights shone bright during the 2024 Colorado County Fair and Rodeo.
“We try not to miss it,” said Robb and Brunner. “We enjoy it, all the people, playing bingo, the prizes, the music the entertainment. Everything about it. We think it is a good thing they do for the seniors because it gets us out and with other people, some we may not have seen in years.”
Comedian Hypnotist Edward Wunder, one of the entertainers for the fair and rodeo, showcased his talents by hypnotizing the editor of Citizen, amongst other eventgoers at the fair.
From bull-riding to mutton bustin,’ parade pictures and livestock showings here is a photo round up of all things Colorado County Fair and Rodeo for the 2024 edition.
