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Tucson Rodeo Parade and Tucson Wagon & History Museum

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About Tucson Rodeo Parade and Tucson Wagon & History Museum

The Tucson Rodeo Parade and Tucson Wagon & History Museum in Tucson showcases Arizona's rodeo heritage. Since 1925, the parade has anchored rodeo week as the nation's largest non-motorized parade, drawing approximately 150,000 spectators who watch over 150 western-theme floats and buggies, Mexican folk dancers, and musicians travel the route along South 12th Avenue and Drexel Road. The museum hangar displays a Miniature Town exhibit and a Music Display featuring a vintage piano with candle holders and an organ. Visitors interested in local history and western traditions can explore these collections during the museum's operating season. The parade takes place during rodeo week when schools close on Thursday and Friday, allowing families to participate in this long-standing Tucson tradition. Tickets for parade grandstand seating are sold online through the venue's website.

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Hours: December 4th thru April 4th: Thursday-Saturday 9:30AM-2:00PM

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