Arizona Roundup with Stuart Rosebrook at Sharlot Hall Museum in Prescott AZ
Arizona Roundup with Stuart Rosebrook at Sharlot Hall Museum in Prescott AZ
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Arizona Roundup with Stuart Rosebrook at Sharlot Hall Museum in Prescott Arizona
Join Sharlot Hall Museum Executive Director Stuart Rosebrook every week for a fun-filled, informative show about the museum, what is happening around town in Prescott, Yavapai County, Arizona history, literature, film, art, travel and adventures across the Southwest.
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The podcast covers a variety of topics, including Arizona history, local culture, art, literature, and travel adventures. Specific episode themes include interviews with local leaders like Sheri Heiney discussing Prescott's appeal, Steve Blair sharing his love for the community and historical events like the World's Oldest Rodeo, and historian Paul Fees emphasizing the significance of preserving history for future generations.
Arizona Roundup with Stuart Rosebrook at Sharlot Hall Museum in Prescott Arizona
Join Sharlot Hall Museum Executive Director Stuart Rosebrook every week for a fun-filled, informative show about the museum, what is happening around town in Prescott, Yavapai County, Arizona history, literature, film, art, travel and adventures across the Southwest.
Every community has a signature event. For Prescott, Arizona, that event is the legendary World’s Oldest Rodeo. This special Arizona Roundup program explored the 139th annual World’s Oldest Rodeo and the many community celebrations surrounding America’s 250th anniversary. Celebrating 250 Years of Freedom
The 2026 theme is ‘Celebrating 250 Years of Freedom.’ Visitors will experience rodeo competition, patriotic ceremonies, community events, parades, music, family activities, and historical commemorations.
A Rodeo Tradition Meets Modern Improvements This year brings grandstand upgrades, improved sound systems, infrastructure enhancements, and a better visitor experience while preserving the traditions that make Prescott unique. National Recognition
National Geographic selected the World’s Oldest Rodeo to represent Arizona in its America 250 publication, recognizing it as one of the state’s great cultural treasures. Special Nights and Community Tributes
Highlights include Riding for a Cure, First Responders Tribute Night, Military Appreciation events, Old Timers recognition, and other celebrations that honor service, sacrifice, and community.
More Than a Rodeo The week includes parades, dances, museum events, heritage celebrations, historical reenactments, and family activities across Prescott. Sharlot Hall Museum will host American Heritage Day as part of the festivities.
Things to Remember • June 29–July 5: World’s Oldest Rodeo
• Theme: Celebrating 250 Years of Freedom
• Expanded shuttle service
• National recognition from National Geographic
• A uniquely Prescott Fourth of July experience
Things to Share
Invite friends and family, promote local history, and encourage others to experience Prescott’s traditions and heritage.
Things to Act Upon Purchase tickets early, reserve lodging, volunteer, support local museums and heritage organizations, and participate in community events. The World’s Oldest Rodeo is more than a rodeo. It is a celebration of community, heritage, freedom, and the enduring spirit of America. Prescott is ready. America is celebrating. And the World’s Oldest Rodeo is waiting.
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