"If you don't want to try the real thing, we have a fake one standing by."Īll monies raised will go directly to two charities: Zebra Child Protection Centre, which provides support for abused children, and Legacy Place Society, a support and family assistance organization for first responders and military personnel. Nunes said anyone daring to ride a mechanical bull is welcome to try. The rodeo also features face painting, clowns, a petting zoo, and six food trucks throughout the day, as well as a barn dance at 7 p.m. "You have a couple of cowboys seated at a table and you let a bull loose. Two events sure to draw laughs are the wild-cow milking and cowboy poker. Justin Nunes, director of communications for the rodeo, describes the latter as suited to daredevils. There is even a mutton-busting event for children of first responders. They range from bull riding, chute dogging, and wild-horse racing, to ladies' steer riding, ladies' roping, and barrel racing. Albert the third annual First Responders Rodeo happens Saturday, July 16 at the Kinsmen Rodeo Grounds.Īnywhere from 100 to 150 regional first responders - police, firefighters, and paramedics - will test their skills in a dozen events.
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Not only is Calgary's rodeo in full swing, but here in St. Donations are used for animal rescue, adoption operations, and the Spay-Neuter-Return program. Those who choose to mingle in the park can check out vendors, snacks at the barbecue stand, or enjoy activities and entertainment. The 2.5- or 5-kilometre pledge walk along Red Willow Trail starts promptly at 10 a.m. Scheduled for Saturday, July 16 at Lions Park, the walk also hosts a silent auction, puppy yoga, and a pet-friendly beer garden. Second Chance Animal Rescue Society (SCARS) is back hosting its 18th annual Tails on the Trail Fun Day and Pledge Walk. Albert’s sweetest community gathering spots is the Red Willow Trail System - a long trail flanking the Sturgeon River enjoyed by both humans and their four-legged companions.
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