Eddie Deleon+FollowDenver’s rodeo champs break records and cash inThis year’s National Western Stock Show Rodeo in Denver wrapped up with some jaw-dropping performances and big payouts—over $735,000 in total! Cooper Filipek scored his first major pro win in bareback riding, while the team roping duo of Tanner Tomlinson and Coleby Payne tied the arena record at 3.5 seconds. Stetson Wright wowed the crowd with a 90-point bull ride, taking home over $17,000. These wins aren’t just about the money—they’re setting the stage for the rest of the rodeo season. Which event had you on the edge of your seat? Who are you rooting for next year? #Sports #DenverRodeo #StockShow10Share
Michael Morgan+FollowDenver Stock Show: Where locals eat nowThe National Western Stock Show is back for its 120th year, and the food scene around Denver’s Elyria-Swansea neighborhood has never been better. Beyond the usual rodeo snacks, you’ll find everything from Texas-style BBQ and brick-oven pizza to flaky pastries and craft cocktails just steps from the arena. Spots like Wide Open Saloon, Moodswing, and Little Finch are drawing crowds with live music, line dancing, and even mechanical bull rides. Whether you’re a stock show regular or just in it for the cinnamon rolls, these local favorites are redefining what it means to eat well during Denver’s biggest western tradition. Where’s your go-to spot during stock show season? #Food #DenverEats #StockShow00Share
Jason Wells+FollowStock Show bar scene gets a bold new twistThe Stock Show’s nightlife is about to get a major upgrade—Wide Open Saloon is taking over the historic Livestock Exchange space with a pop-up bar, live music, and Texas-style barbecue from Michelin-recognized pitmasters. This marks a big shift from the old Stockyard Saloon era, as longtime regulars and newcomers alike can now gather for daily shows, dancing, and next-level eats. The new setup promises a fresh home base for Stock Show fans, but also sparks nostalgia for the watering holes lost to redevelopment. How do you feel about these changes—excited for the new, or missing the old? #Food #Denver #StockShow00Share
Evan Knight+FollowDenver’s downtown goes full cowboy next weekDowntown Denver is about to trade its usual city buzz for the thunder of hooves and the swing of cowboy hats as the National Western Stock Show Parade takes over 17th Street. This isn’t just a parade—it’s a 120-year tradition that transforms the city into a living snapshot of the Old West, complete with horses, cattle, and marching bands. With new facilities opening and over half a million visitors expected, this event is a huge deal for locals and Colorado’s economy. Who’s planning to catch the action or has favorite Stock Show memories to share? #Cars #Denver #StockShow00Share
Michael Alvarez+FollowStock Show gets a BBQ & music upgrade!Denver’s National Western Stock Show is about to get a serious upgrade—Wide Open Saloon is setting up shop at The Exchange with a pop-up bar, award-winning Texas-style BBQ, and live music every day, all with no cover charge. From Jan. 8-24, you can grab bites from Chef Manny Barella and Pitmaster Patrick Klaiber (yes, they’ve got James Beard and Michelin cred) and catch everything from country to rock bands, even late into the night. This feels like the new must-visit spot for Stock Show season. Who’s planning to check it out? #Food #DenverEvents #StockShow00Share
