Family Fun

New for 2009! Visit the BMO Kids Zone located within Saddledome Lane. This new interactive area is filled with great activities for kids & families. Be sure to stop by and take part in some of the fun! Activities include: Kids Pedal Tractor Pull Kids Team Penning Competition The Director’s Cut: Comic Relief. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: BMO Kidzone.

Located west of the Coca-Cola Stage and north of the Big Four Building sits Weadickville, a re-created typical Calgary street circa 1912. It's a cool and comfortable spot to relax and find some of the best values on Stampede Park.

Take in the horsemanship and excitement of the Stampede Showriders. Don’t forget your camera!

This favourite children's attraction is for kids between 4 and 12 years. Children have a ball testing their skills at a John Deere Tractor Pull. This event is loaded with audience participation, education and down home fun.

A variety of small ensembles from the Calgary Stampede Showband perform daily!

The Indian Village has been part of the Calgary Stampede since 1912 and is one of the most popular attractions during the 10-day festival. The First Nations people at the Indian Village represent the five tribes of Treaty 7 and include the Siksika, Tsuu T'ina, Stoney/Nakoda, Piikani and Kainai. Visitors to the Village can relax in a beautiful park setting while viewing demonstrations of native dance and tasting authentic Indian Bannock. There are so many traditions to explore! We warmly invite you to watch traditional Handgames, cheer at a tipi raising contest, admire native handicrafts or learn about traditional meat cutting skills. See what the Village offers today, and picture the Indian lifestyle of years gone by

Celebrate agriculture at Agrium Ag-tivity in the City, where each day is guaranteed to be a fun and educational experience for the whole family. In partnership with leading industry stakeholders, this area features a celebration of Alberta agriculture. The Agrium Discovery Centre showcases informative industry displays, focusing on food consumption, safety, environment and nutrition, as well as some of the most recent science and technology innovations. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 2: Agtivity in the City.

This utterly hilarious pair of juggling acrobats has made it their mission to dazzle audiences of all ages with their extraordinary technical abilities and burlesque-style staging. Their unique circus feats include acts such as a modern dance parody with exercise balls, a clown boxing match, percussive juggling and dynamic hand-to-hand performances. It's perfect entertainment for the entire family.

Go "hog wild" with celebrity racing pigs, racing ducks and Abu the Wonder Pony! Audiences will be cheering on their favourite racer and are welcome to meet the animal stars after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

This year, visitors to Stampede Park will be able to experience 34 rides, 24 more counting those for kids, plus collectively, they'll win enough stuffed animals from games on the Midway to fill the Saddledome 25 times over

The 2009 Calgary Stampede will see the continuation of the long-standing relationship between the Canadian Forces and the Stampede. There will be a display of Army, Navy and Air Force vehicles, personnel and equipment, including a Leopard C2 tank, a LAV III TOW Under Armour, a Navy MK 48 missile and a Centennial of Flight CF-18 cockpit. The Canadian Forces Display will be located in Saddledome Lane, along the south end of the Pengrowth Saddledome.

Today's RCMP is both steeped in tradition and on the leading edge of policing. Guests can visit the RCMP display in Saddledome Lane to have their photograph taken with an officer in the world famous traditional Red Serge, and learn more about Canada's national police force.

This favourite children's attraction is for kids between 4 and 12 years. Children have a ball testing their skills at a John Deere Tractor Pull. This event is loaded with audience participation, education and down home fun.

Join us in the BMO Kids Zone of Saddledome Lane where families will capture the excitement of their visit to the Calgary Stampede as a comic book! Families will walk away with an 8x10 professional comic book page – starring them! Limit one comic per family.

Terry Stokes is known across America as "America's Favourite Hypnotist." From the small pubs and bars in Atlanta, Ga., through the greatest fairs and outdoor shows in North America, to the finest showrooms in Las Vegas, Terry Stokes has become the premier stage hypnotist of our time. Terry's on-stage charisma has made "The Terry Stokes Show" the most unforgettable entertainment experience available.

A Band of Outriders is an energetic 35-piece musical ensemble that plays everything from pop, to R&B, to Funk. The Outriders are comprised of Calgary Stampede Showband alumni and other musicians from the Calgary area. Make sure to catch the Outriders daily on the Enbridge Stage, as well as around Stampede Park

This favourite children's attraction is for kids between 4 and 12 years. Children have a ball testing their skills at a John Deere Tractor Pull. This event is loaded with audience participation, education and down home fun.

Combining their comedic talents with cutting-edge dance choreography, Klown, Ill Will, Ready and Mini Me deliver an unforgettable experience that has crowds all over the world cheering for more. The USA Break Dancers perform to a blend of disco, funk, hip-hop, old-school rap and classic soul - music that will have everyone in the audience grooving and getting down to the bumper baby!

You simply can't miss the Superdogs as they present "Holly-woof High"! The world's most popular dogs are everything from funky to fabulous in this all new family fun-filled furry production. See our highlight video Roving Roving Reporter Day 4: Superdogs.

Come enjoy this comedic, athletic high dive show for the first time at the Calgary Stampede. Guaranteed to thrill audiences with high flying stunts from 90 feet in the air. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

The Calgary Stampede Showband and A Band of Outriders pair up for a fantasic musical set.

Up and down non-stop fun! Crazy jumps and stunts that will make your head spin. Come and meet the riders after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

This explosive group emerged from an underground live-show sensation to one of the most powerful touring shows in the U.S. Performing on everything from their signature "trash" kits including plastic buckets, huge ladders, mortar casings and giant 50 gallon containers, the band will keep the audience on their feet. Spark-emitting, masterfully played power tools, a mind-blowing beatbox "vocal artillery" session backed up by chest crushing, power-driven, sweat-drenched drumming makes this show something you won't want to miss!

Celebrate agriculture at Agrium Ag-tivity in the City, where each day is guaranteed to be a fun and educational experience for the whole family. In partnership with leading industry stakeholders, this area features a celebration of Alberta agriculture. The Agrium Discovery Centre showcases informative industry displays, focusing on food consumption, safety, environment and nutrition, as well as some of the most recent science and technology innovations. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 2: Agtivity in the City.

Join us in the BMO Kids Zone of Saddledome Lane where families will capture the excitement of their visit to the Calgary Stampede as a comic book! Families will walk away with an 8x10 professional comic book page – starring them! Limit one comic per family.

The Indian Village has been part of the Calgary Stampede since 1912 and is one of the most popular attractions during the 10-day festival. The First Nations people at the Indian Village represent the five tribes of Treaty 7 and include the Siksika, Tsuu T'ina, Stoney/Nakoda, Piikani and Kainai. Visitors to the Village can relax in a beautiful park setting while viewing demonstrations of native dance and tasting authentic Indian Bannock. There are so many traditions to explore! We warmly invite you to watch traditional Handgames, cheer at a tipi raising contest, admire native handicrafts or learn about traditional meat cutting skills. See what the Village offers today, and picture the Indian lifestyle of years gone by

New for 2009! Visit the BMO Kids Zone located within Saddledome Lane. This new interactive area is filled with great activities for kids & families. Be sure to stop by and take part in some of the fun! Activities include: Kids Pedal Tractor Pull Kids Team Penning Competition The Director’s Cut: Comic Relief. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: BMO Kidzone.

Visit our Arts & Crafts booth where where you can purchase traditional native jewellery and hand crafted items.

Located west of the Coca-Cola Stage and north of the Big Four Building sits Weadickville, a re-created typical Calgary street circa 1912. It's a cool and comfortable spot to relax and find some of the best values on Stampede Park.

This year, visitors to Stampede Park will be able to experience 34 rides, 24 more counting those for kids, plus collectively, they'll win enough stuffed animals from games on the Midway to fill the Saddledome 25 times over

The 2009 Calgary Stampede will see the continuation of the long-standing relationship between the Canadian Forces and the Stampede. There will be a display of Army, Navy and Air Force vehicles, personnel and equipment, including a Leopard C2 tank, a LAV III TOW Under Armour, a Navy MK 48 missile and a Centennial of Flight CF-18 cockpit. The Canadian Forces Display will be located in Saddledome Lane, along the south end of the Pengrowth Saddledome.

Today's RCMP is both steeped in tradition and on the leading edge of policing. Guests can visit the RCMP display in Saddledome Lane to have their photograph taken with an officer in the world famous traditional Red Serge, and learn more about Canada's national police force.

Visitors can see if they have what it takes to be a part of this unique organization by participating in a version of the RCMP's recruiting PARE obstacle test.

Located in the north end of the Agriculture barn, you will want to visit the western setting of Horse Haven Stables which features display booths for a variety of different horse breeds. Light Horse Committee members and breed representatives will be in attendance to answer any questions. There is fun for the whole family, with free horse coloring books for the children.

Go "hog wild" with celebrity racing pigs, racing ducks and Abu the Wonder Pony! Audiences will be cheering on their favourite racer and are welcome to meet the animal stars after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

This favourite children's attraction is for kids between 4 and 12 years. Children have a ball testing their skills at a John Deere Tractor Pull. This event is loaded with audience participation, education and down home fun.

Daily on the Enbridge Stage, the Showband's Family Show features special guest Harry the Horse and a broad range of musical styles – from Kansas to Paul Simon

Come enjoy this comedic, athletic high dive show for the first time at the Calgary Stampede. Guaranteed to thrill audiences with high flying stunts from 90 feet in the air. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

This utterly hilarious pair of juggling acrobats has made it their mission to dazzle audiences of all ages with their extraordinary technical abilities and burlesque-style staging. Their unique circus feats include acts such as a modern dance parody with exercise balls, a clown boxing match, percussive juggling and dynamic hand-to-hand performances. It's perfect entertainment for the entire family.

The Plains Indians have created very colourful and beautiful beadwork to adorn many items including clothing, tools and artwork. Beading was originally done using quills dyed with berry juice; today, glass beads are also used.

The indigenous peoples used the hides of local animals for shelter and clothing. The preparations involved in the making of clothing are artistic and interesting to watch.

Up and down non-stop fun! Crazy jumps and stunts that will make your head spin. Come and meet the riders after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

The Treaty 7 First Nations and the Calgary Stampede present a cross-cultural exchange for First Nation's dancers and drummers to perform their traditional dances and songs at the Indian Village. Performances have been scheduled throughout Stampede to offer insight into the body movements, regalia, songs and sacred objects that are represented in the men's and women's dances.

You simply can't miss the Superdogs as they present "Holly-woof High"! The world's most popular dogs are everything from funky to fabulous in this all new family fun-filled furry production. See our highlight video Roving Roving Reporter Day 4: Superdogs.

Come join us for interactive hands on learning about horses! Horse Sense 101 is a family oriented program that teaches people the basics about horses. The University of Calgary Veterinary School brings in vets who discuss different topics such as nutrition, breeds, and the parts of the horse.

This favourite children's attraction is for kids between 4 and 12 years. Children have a ball testing their skills at a John Deere Tractor Pull. This event is loaded with audience participation, education and down home fun.

Twenty of the world's top competitors in each of the six major rodeo events – saddle bronc, bareback, bull riding, tie-down roping, steer wrestling, and ladies barrel racing – are meeting at the 2009 Calgary Stampede Rodeo to vie for a share of $2 million in total prize money. See our Rodeo highlight videos.

The stars of the future are shining brightly at the Calgary Stampede Talent Search, now in its 29th year. This event has often been the first to direct the spotlight on impressive rising talent. This year, 70 amateur youth performers (aged 13 to 21) from across southern Alberta will demonstrate their singing, dancing, acting and musical talents as they compete for cash prizes.

Take in the horsemanship and excitement of the Stampede Showriders. Don’t forget your camera!

Terry Stokes is known across America as "America's Favourite Hypnotist." From the small pubs and bars in Atlanta, Ga., through the greatest fairs and outdoor shows in North America, to the finest showrooms in Las Vegas, Terry Stokes has become the premier stage hypnotist of our time. Terry's on-stage charisma has made "The Terry Stokes Show" the most unforgettable entertainment experience available.

Go "hog wild" with celebrity racing pigs, racing ducks and Abu the Wonder Pony! Audiences will be cheering on their favourite racer and are welcome to meet the animal stars after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Combining their comedic talents with cutting-edge dance choreography, Klown, Ill Will, Ready and Mini Me deliver an unforgettable experience that has crowds all over the world cheering for more. The USA Break Dancers perform to a blend of disco, funk, hip-hop, old-school rap and classic soul - music that will have everyone in the audience grooving and getting down to the bumper baby!

Their ages range from 65 to 92 years young and almost all the instruments are handmade. Members come and go but the Jeritol Jivers have been playing for the last 25 years. The piano player picks the melody and the members of the band join in. They have tap dancers, singers and they play all kinds of music. Young or young at heart, you won’t want to miss the fun program they have put together for our stage.

The Enbridge Stage welcomes the dancers of Indian Village as a new, exciting cultural experience for 2009. Check them out daily at 2:30 p.m. and take in the rich tradition that has been part of the Calgary Stampede since the beginning!

Check out the BMO Kids Zone in Saddledome Lane where teams of young cowboys and cowgirls between the ages of 5 and 10 test their team penning skills. This competition will teach children the basics of penning and teamwork! It's free, it's fun and it's back for 2009.

Come enjoy this comedic, athletic high dive show for the first time at the Calgary Stampede. Guaranteed to thrill audiences with high flying stunts from 90 feet in the air. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

This utterly hilarious pair of juggling acrobats has made it their mission to dazzle audiences of all ages with their extraordinary technical abilities and burlesque-style staging. Their unique circus feats include acts such as a modern dance parody with exercise balls, a clown boxing match, percussive juggling and dynamic hand-to-hand performances. It's perfect entertainment for the entire family.

Meet some of these young horsewomen and learn more about their training and skills.

You simply can't miss the Superdogs as they present "Holly-woof High"! The world's most popular dogs are everything from funky to fabulous in this all new family fun-filled furry production. See our highlight video Roving Roving Reporter Day 4: Superdogs.

Take in the horsemanship and excitement of the Stampede Showriders. Don’t forget your camera!

This explosive group emerged from an underground live-show sensation to one of the most powerful touring shows in the U.S. Performing on everything from their signature "trash" kits including plastic buckets, huge ladders, mortar casings and giant 50 gallon containers, the band will keep the audience on their feet. Spark-emitting, masterfully played power tools, a mind-blowing beatbox "vocal artillery" session backed up by chest crushing, power-driven, sweat-drenched drumming makes this show something you won't want to miss!

Up and down non-stop fun! Crazy jumps and stunts that will make your head spin. Come and meet the riders after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Check out the BMO Kids Zone in Saddledome Lane where teams of young cowboys and cowgirls between the ages of 5 and 10 test their team penning skills. This competition will teach children the basics of penning and teamwork! It's free, it's fun and it's back for 2009.

Terry Stokes is known across America as "America's Favourite Hypnotist." From the small pubs and bars in Atlanta, Ga., through the greatest fairs and outdoor shows in North America, to the finest showrooms in Las Vegas, Terry Stokes has become the premier stage hypnotist of our time. Terry's on-stage charisma has made "The Terry Stokes Show" the most unforgettable entertainment experience available.

Combining their comedic talents with cutting-edge dance choreography, Klown, Ill Will, Ready and Mini Me deliver an unforgettable experience that has crowds all over the world cheering for more. The USA Break Dancers perform to a blend of disco, funk, hip-hop, old-school rap and classic soul - music that will have everyone in the audience grooving and getting down to the bumper baby!

Get a unique look at western lifestyle and celebrate our western culture. Each day from 11:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. (10:30 a.m. on July 5 and 7), there is non-stop entertainment with an eclectic mix of western/folk music, cowboy poetry, comedy, and Artists' Hour events.

The Priefert Percheron Hitch will be thundering through the 10 days of Stampede. Under the guidance of experienced horseman and talented driver Jason Goodman, the Priefert Percherons have evolved into one of the premier draft horse exhibition attractions in the country. These massive Black Percheron Draft Horses have been used for farming, logging, pulling heavy wagons, and carriages. The Priefert Percherons team is one of the largest; weighing an average of 2200 pounds and standing an average 18.2 hands tall. Come visit with Jason and these gentle giants.

A variety of small ensembles from the Calgary Stampede Showband perform daily!

Go "hog wild" with celebrity racing pigs, racing ducks and Abu the Wonder Pony! Audiences will be cheering on their favourite racer and are welcome to meet the animal stars after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

This favourite children's attraction is for kids between 4 and 12 years. Children have a ball testing their skills at a John Deere Tractor Pull. This event is loaded with audience participation, education and down home fun.

This utterly hilarious pair of juggling acrobats has made it their mission to dazzle audiences of all ages with their extraordinary technical abilities and burlesque-style staging. Their unique circus feats include acts such as a modern dance parody with exercise balls, a clown boxing match, percussive juggling and dynamic hand-to-hand performances. It's perfect entertainment for the entire family.

This is an opportunity to see how they put on the many pieces of harness that is needed to hitch a heavy team to a wagon.

Get a unique look at western lifestyle and celebrate our western culture. Each day from 11:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. (10:30 a.m. on July 5 and 7), there is non-stop entertainment with an eclectic mix of western/folk music, cowboy poetry, comedy, and Artists' Hour events.

The Handgame is an ancient game within North American First Nation's cultures. The First Nation's culture passed on its information orally through the use of stories and song. Through the Handgame, stories could be, and still are, shared. The Handgame brought people together: people from within the tribe and also from different tribes. The game itself involves the use of four bones, two with a mark, and two unmarked, and a set of 11 coloured sticks. The colour scheme of the sticks indicates the sticks of each team.

Join us in the Indian Village to witness the challenge between men and ladies in a rousing game of Tug of War. Tug of War is held each year during the 10 days of Stampede and is sure to bring laughter to all who watch this fun event.

A Band of Outriders is an energetic 35-piece musical ensemble that plays everything from pop, to R&B, to Funk. The Outriders are comprised of Calgary Stampede Showband alumni and other musicians from the Calgary area. Make sure to catch the Outriders daily on the Enbridge Stage, as well as around Stampede Park

Take in the horsemanship and excitement of the Stampede Showriders. Don’t forget your camera!

The stars of the future are shining brightly at the Calgary Stampede Talent Search, now in its 29th year. This event has often been the first to direct the spotlight on impressive rising talent. This year, 70 amateur youth performers (aged 13 to 21) from across southern Alberta will demonstrate their singing, dancing, acting and musical talents as they compete for cash prizes.

You simply can't miss the Superdogs as they present "Holly-woof High"! The world's most popular dogs are everything from funky to fabulous in this all new family fun-filled furry production. See our highlight video Roving Roving Reporter Day 4: Superdogs.

Come enjoy this comedic, athletic high dive show for the first time at the Calgary Stampede. Guaranteed to thrill audiences with high flying stunts from 90 feet in the air. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Get a unique look at western lifestyle and celebrate our western culture. Each day from 11:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. (10:30 a.m. on July 5 and 7), there is non-stop entertainment with an eclectic mix of western/folk music, cowboy poetry, comedy, and Artists' Hour events.

This explosive group emerged from an underground live-show sensation to one of the most powerful touring shows in the U.S. Performing on everything from their signature "trash" kits including plastic buckets, huge ladders, mortar casings and giant 50 gallon containers, the band will keep the audience on their feet. Spark-emitting, masterfully played power tools, a mind-blowing beatbox "vocal artillery" session backed up by chest crushing, power-driven, sweat-drenched drumming makes this show something you won't want to miss!

Watch these little horses with lots or heart rip around the Big Top ring to see who gets to the finish line first. The competition is fierce.

The Calgary Stampede and GMC are proud to present the 87th running of the GMC Rangeland Derby Chuckwagon Races. Every evening, nine heats comprised of four wagons and 16 outriders compete in an arduous race. Today, the rewards of winning a chuckwagon race are much greater thanks in part to GMC. Total prize money for the 2009 event will be $1,154,400, which includes a Sunday Showdown Final Heat that pays $150,000. See our Chuckwagon Race highlight videos and 2009 Grandstand Show Line-Up video.

Up and down non-stop fun! Crazy jumps and stunts that will make your head spin. Come and meet the riders after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Combining their comedic talents with cutting-edge dance choreography, Klown, Ill Will, Ready and Mini Me deliver an unforgettable experience that has crowds all over the world cheering for more. The USA Break Dancers perform to a blend of disco, funk, hip-hop, old-school rap and classic soul - music that will have everyone in the audience grooving and getting down to the bumper baby!

The Calgary Stampede Showband and A Band of Outriders pair up for a fantasic musical set.

This explosive group emerged from an underground live-show sensation to one of the most powerful touring shows in the U.S. Performing on everything from their signature "trash" kits including plastic buckets, huge ladders, mortar casings and giant 50 gallon containers, the band will keep the audience on their feet. Spark-emitting, masterfully played power tools, a mind-blowing beatbox "vocal artillery" session backed up by chest crushing, power-driven, sweat-drenched drumming makes this show something you won't want to miss!

Up and down non-stop fun! Crazy jumps and stunts that will make your head spin. Come and meet the riders after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Celebrate agriculture at Agrium Ag-tivity in the City, where each day is guaranteed to be a fun and educational experience for the whole family. In partnership with leading industry stakeholders, this area features a celebration of Alberta agriculture. The Agrium Discovery Centre showcases informative industry displays, focusing on food consumption, safety, environment and nutrition, as well as some of the most recent science and technology innovations. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 2: Agtivity in the City.

Join us in the BMO Kids Zone of Saddledome Lane where families will capture the excitement of their visit to the Calgary Stampede as a comic book! Families will walk away with an 8x10 professional comic book page – starring them! Limit one comic per family.

The Indian Village has been part of the Calgary Stampede since 1912 and is one of the most popular attractions during the 10-day festival. The First Nations people at the Indian Village represent the five tribes of Treaty 7 and include the Siksika, Tsuu T'ina, Stoney/Nakoda, Piikani and Kainai. Visitors to the Village can relax in a beautiful park setting while viewing demonstrations of native dance and tasting authentic Indian Bannock. There are so many traditions to explore! We warmly invite you to watch traditional Handgames, cheer at a tipi raising contest, admire native handicrafts or learn about traditional meat cutting skills. See what the Village offers today, and picture the Indian lifestyle of years gone by

Located in the north end of the Agriculture barn, you will want to visit the western setting of Horse Haven Stables which features display booths for a variety of different horse breeds. Light Horse Committee members and breed representatives will be in attendance to answer any questions. There is fun for the whole family, with free horse coloring books for the children.

New for 2009! Visit the BMO Kids Zone located within Saddledome Lane. This new interactive area is filled with great activities for kids & families. Be sure to stop by and take part in some of the fun! Activities include: Kids Pedal Tractor Pull Kids Team Penning Competition The Director’s Cut: Comic Relief. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: BMO Kidzone.

Visit our Arts & Crafts booth where where you can purchase traditional native jewellery and hand crafted items.

The Plains Indians have created very colourful and beautiful beadwork to adorn many items including clothing, tools and artwork. Beading was originally done using quills dyed with berry juice; today, glass beads are also used.

The indigenous peoples used the hides of local animals for shelter and clothing. The preparations involved in the making of clothing are artistic and interesting to watch.

Located west of the Coca-Cola Stage and north of the Big Four Building sits Weadickville, a re-created typical Calgary street circa 1912. It's a cool and comfortable spot to relax and find some of the best values on Stampede Park.

This year, visitors to Stampede Park will be able to experience 34 rides, 24 more counting those for kids, plus collectively, they'll win enough stuffed animals from games on the Midway to fill the Saddledome 25 times over

The 2009 Calgary Stampede will see the continuation of the long-standing relationship between the Canadian Forces and the Stampede. There will be a display of Army, Navy and Air Force vehicles, personnel and equipment, including a Leopard C2 tank, a LAV III TOW Under Armour, a Navy MK 48 missile and a Centennial of Flight CF-18 cockpit. The Canadian Forces Display will be located in Saddledome Lane, along the south end of the Pengrowth Saddledome.

Today's RCMP is both steeped in tradition and on the leading edge of policing. Guests can visit the RCMP display in Saddledome Lane to have their photograph taken with an officer in the world famous traditional Red Serge, and learn more about Canada's national police force.

A Band of Outriders is an energetic 35-piece musical ensemble that plays everything from pop, to R&B, to Funk. The Outriders are comprised of Calgary Stampede Showband alumni and other musicians from the Calgary area. Make sure to catch the Outriders daily on the Enbridge Stage, as well as around Stampede Park

A Band of Outriders is an energetic 35-piece musical ensemble that plays everything from pop, to R&B, to Funk. The Outriders are comprised of Calgary Stampede Showband alumni and other musicians from the Calgary area. Make sure to catch the Outriders daily on the Enbridge Stage, as well as around Stampede Park

Go "hog wild" with celebrity racing pigs, racing ducks and Abu the Wonder Pony! Audiences will be cheering on their favourite racer and are welcome to meet the animal stars after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

This favourite children's attraction is for kids between 4 and 12 years. Children have a ball testing their skills at a John Deere Tractor Pull. This event is loaded with audience participation, education and down home fun.

Take in the horsemanship and excitement of the Stampede Showriders. Don’t forget your camera!

Daily on the Enbridge Stage, the Showband's Family Show features special guest Harry the Horse and a broad range of musical styles – from Kansas to Paul Simon

Come enjoy this comedic, athletic high dive show for the first time at the Calgary Stampede. Guaranteed to thrill audiences with high flying stunts from 90 feet in the air. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Meet some of these young horsewomen and learn more about their training and skills.

This utterly hilarious pair of juggling acrobats has made it their mission to dazzle audiences of all ages with their extraordinary technical abilities and burlesque-style staging. Their unique circus feats include acts such as a modern dance parody with exercise balls, a clown boxing match, percussive juggling and dynamic hand-to-hand performances. It's perfect entertainment for the entire family.

Up and down non-stop fun! Crazy jumps and stunts that will make your head spin. Come and meet the riders after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

The Treaty 7 First Nations and the Calgary Stampede present a cross-cultural exchange for First Nation's dancers and drummers to perform their traditional dances and songs at the Indian Village. Performances have been scheduled throughout Stampede to offer insight into the body movements, regalia, songs and sacred objects that are represented in the men's and women's dances.

You simply can't miss the Superdogs as they present "Holly-woof High"! The world's most popular dogs are everything from funky to fabulous in this all new family fun-filled furry production. See our highlight video Roving Roving Reporter Day 4: Superdogs.

This favourite children's attraction is for kids between 4 and 12 years. Children have a ball testing their skills at a John Deere Tractor Pull. This event is loaded with audience participation, education and down home fun.

Twenty of the world's top competitors in each of the six major rodeo events – saddle bronc, bareback, bull riding, tie-down roping, steer wrestling, and ladies barrel racing – are meeting at the 2009 Calgary Stampede Rodeo to vie for a share of $2 million in total prize money. See our Rodeo highlight videos.

This is an opportunity to see how they put on the many pieces of harness that is needed to hitch a heavy team to a wagon.

Take in the horsemanship and excitement of the Stampede Showriders. Don’t forget your camera!

Terry Stokes is known across America as "America's Favourite Hypnotist." From the small pubs and bars in Atlanta, Ga., through the greatest fairs and outdoor shows in North America, to the finest showrooms in Las Vegas, Terry Stokes has become the premier stage hypnotist of our time. Terry's on-stage charisma has made "The Terry Stokes Show" the most unforgettable entertainment experience available.

Watch these little horses with lots or heart rip around the Big Top ring to see who gets to the finish line first. The competition is fierce.

Go "hog wild" with celebrity racing pigs, racing ducks and Abu the Wonder Pony! Audiences will be cheering on their favourite racer and are welcome to meet the animal stars after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Combining their comedic talents with cutting-edge dance choreography, Klown, Ill Will, Ready and Mini Me deliver an unforgettable experience that has crowds all over the world cheering for more. The USA Break Dancers perform to a blend of disco, funk, hip-hop, old-school rap and classic soul - music that will have everyone in the audience grooving and getting down to the bumper baby!

The Enbridge Stage welcomes the dancers of Indian Village as a new, exciting cultural experience for 2009. Check them out daily at 2:30 p.m. and take in the rich tradition that has been part of the Calgary Stampede since the beginning!

Check out the BMO Kids Zone in Saddledome Lane where teams of young cowboys and cowgirls between the ages of 5 and 10 test their team penning skills. This competition will teach children the basics of penning and teamwork! It's free, it's fun and it's back for 2009.

Enjoy the high-stepping music, colour and pageantry of visiting marching show bands as they bring their talents to the Enbridge Stage.

Come enjoy this comedic, athletic high dive show for the first time at the Calgary Stampede. Guaranteed to thrill audiences with high flying stunts from 90 feet in the air. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

A Band of Outriders is an energetic 35-piece musical ensemble that plays everything from pop, to R&B, to Funk. The Outriders are comprised of Calgary Stampede Showband alumni and other musicians from the Calgary area. Make sure to catch the Outriders daily on the Enbridge Stage, as well as around Stampede Park

This utterly hilarious pair of juggling acrobats has made it their mission to dazzle audiences of all ages with their extraordinary technical abilities and burlesque-style staging. Their unique circus feats include acts such as a modern dance parody with exercise balls, a clown boxing match, percussive juggling and dynamic hand-to-hand performances. It's perfect entertainment for the entire family.

You simply can't miss the Superdogs as they present "Holly-woof High"! The world's most popular dogs are everything from funky to fabulous in this all new family fun-filled furry production. See our highlight video Roving Roving Reporter Day 4: Superdogs.

This is a terrific opportunity to see up close some beautifully restored antique tractors. You will also be able to talk with the people who lovingly spent hours bringing these tractors back to new.

This explosive group emerged from an underground live-show sensation to one of the most powerful touring shows in the U.S. Performing on everything from their signature "trash" kits including plastic buckets, huge ladders, mortar casings and giant 50 gallon containers, the band will keep the audience on their feet. Spark-emitting, masterfully played power tools, a mind-blowing beatbox "vocal artillery" session backed up by chest crushing, power-driven, sweat-drenched drumming makes this show something you won't want to miss!

Up and down non-stop fun! Crazy jumps and stunts that will make your head spin. Come and meet the riders after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Check out the BMO Kids Zone in Saddledome Lane where teams of young cowboys and cowgirls between the ages of 5 and 10 test their team penning skills. This competition will teach children the basics of penning and teamwork! It's free, it's fun and it's back for 2009.

Terry Stokes is known across America as "America's Favourite Hypnotist." From the small pubs and bars in Atlanta, Ga., through the greatest fairs and outdoor shows in North America, to the finest showrooms in Las Vegas, Terry Stokes has become the premier stage hypnotist of our time. Terry's on-stage charisma has made "The Terry Stokes Show" the most unforgettable entertainment experience available.

Meet some of these young horsewomen and learn more about their training and skills.

Combining their comedic talents with cutting-edge dance choreography, Klown, Ill Will, Ready and Mini Me deliver an unforgettable experience that has crowds all over the world cheering for more. The USA Break Dancers perform to a blend of disco, funk, hip-hop, old-school rap and classic soul - music that will have everyone in the audience grooving and getting down to the bumper baby!

The Priefert Percheron Hitch will be thundering through the 10 days of Stampede. Under the guidance of experienced horseman and talented driver Jason Goodman, the Priefert Percherons have evolved into one of the premier draft horse exhibition attractions in the country. These massive Black Percheron Draft Horses have been used for farming, logging, pulling heavy wagons, and carriages. The Priefert Percherons team is one of the largest; weighing an average of 2200 pounds and standing an average 18.2 hands tall. Come visit with Jason and these gentle giants.

A variety of small ensembles from the Calgary Stampede Showband perform daily!

Go "hog wild" with celebrity racing pigs, racing ducks and Abu the Wonder Pony! Audiences will be cheering on their favourite racer and are welcome to meet the animal stars after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

This favourite children's attraction is for kids between 4 and 12 years. Children have a ball testing their skills at a John Deere Tractor Pull. This event is loaded with audience participation, education and down home fun.

This utterly hilarious pair of juggling acrobats has made it their mission to dazzle audiences of all ages with their extraordinary technical abilities and burlesque-style staging. Their unique circus feats include acts such as a modern dance parody with exercise balls, a clown boxing match, percussive juggling and dynamic hand-to-hand performances. It's perfect entertainment for the entire family.

This is an opportunity to see how they put on the many pieces of harness that is needed to hitch a heavy team to a wagon.

The Handgame is an ancient game within North American First Nation's cultures. The First Nation's culture passed on its information orally through the use of stories and song. Through the Handgame, stories could be, and still are, shared. The Handgame brought people together: people from within the tribe and also from different tribes. The game itself involves the use of four bones, two with a mark, and two unmarked, and a set of 11 coloured sticks. The colour scheme of the sticks indicates the sticks of each team.

Join us in the Indian Village to witness the challenge between men and ladies in a rousing game of Tug of War. Tug of War is held each year during the 10 days of Stampede and is sure to bring laughter to all who watch this fun event.

A Band of Outriders is an energetic 35-piece musical ensemble that plays everything from pop, to R&B, to Funk. The Outriders are comprised of Calgary Stampede Showband alumni and other musicians from the Calgary area. Make sure to catch the Outriders daily on the Enbridge Stage, as well as around Stampede Park

The stars of the future are shining brightly at the Calgary Stampede Talent Search, now in its 29th year. This event has often been the first to direct the spotlight on impressive rising talent. This year, 70 amateur youth performers (aged 13 to 21) from across southern Alberta will demonstrate their singing, dancing, acting and musical talents as they compete for cash prizes.

You simply can't miss the Superdogs as they present "Holly-woof High"! The world's most popular dogs are everything from funky to fabulous in this all new family fun-filled furry production. See our highlight video Roving Roving Reporter Day 4: Superdogs.

Come enjoy this comedic, athletic high dive show for the first time at the Calgary Stampede. Guaranteed to thrill audiences with high flying stunts from 90 feet in the air. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

This explosive group emerged from an underground live-show sensation to one of the most powerful touring shows in the U.S. Performing on everything from their signature "trash" kits including plastic buckets, huge ladders, mortar casings and giant 50 gallon containers, the band will keep the audience on their feet. Spark-emitting, masterfully played power tools, a mind-blowing beatbox "vocal artillery" session backed up by chest crushing, power-driven, sweat-drenched drumming makes this show something you won't want to miss!

The Calgary Stampede and GMC are proud to present the 87th running of the GMC Rangeland Derby Chuckwagon Races. Every evening, nine heats comprised of four wagons and 16 outriders compete in an arduous race. Today, the rewards of winning a chuckwagon race are much greater thanks in part to GMC. Total prize money for the 2009 event will be $1,154,400, which includes a Sunday Showdown Final Heat that pays $150,000. See our Chuckwagon Race highlight videos and 2009 Grandstand Show Line-Up video.

Up and down non-stop fun! Crazy jumps and stunts that will make your head spin. Come and meet the riders after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Combining their comedic talents with cutting-edge dance choreography, Klown, Ill Will, Ready and Mini Me deliver an unforgettable experience that has crowds all over the world cheering for more. The USA Break Dancers perform to a blend of disco, funk, hip-hop, old-school rap and classic soul - music that will have everyone in the audience grooving and getting down to the bumper baby!

The Calgary Stampede Showband and A Band of Outriders pair up for a fantasic musical set.

This explosive group emerged from an underground live-show sensation to one of the most powerful touring shows in the U.S. Performing on everything from their signature "trash" kits including plastic buckets, huge ladders, mortar casings and giant 50 gallon containers, the band will keep the audience on their feet. Spark-emitting, masterfully played power tools, a mind-blowing beatbox "vocal artillery" session backed up by chest crushing, power-driven, sweat-drenched drumming makes this show something you won't want to miss!

Up and down non-stop fun! Crazy jumps and stunts that will make your head spin. Come and meet the riders after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Free pancake breakfast served to the first 20,000 people with a breakfast ticket (distributed at the entrances) from 7 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. in the Grandstand

Free show on the Grandstand Stage (including Beverley Mahood) from 7:30 a.m. to 10 a.m

Cheer on 80 of the top dogs and handlers from around the globe at the World Stock Dog Championship presented by Halliburton. The dogs herd three sheep around barrels, through chutes and into a pen, all within a four-minute time limit, but the champion gets it done in less than 90 seconds. Watch these amazing animals compete for more than $25,000 in prizes – the richest arena trials in the world. The finals will feature the top 15 dogs overall from the two go-rounds.

Celebrate agriculture at Agrium Ag-tivity in the City, where each day is guaranteed to be a fun and educational experience for the whole family. In partnership with leading industry stakeholders, this area features a celebration of Alberta agriculture. The Agrium Discovery Centre showcases informative industry displays, focusing on food consumption, safety, environment and nutrition, as well as some of the most recent science and technology innovations. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 2: Agtivity in the City.

New for 2009! Visit the BMO Kids Zone located within Saddledome Lane. This new interactive area is filled with great activities for kids & families. Be sure to stop by and take part in some of the fun! Activities include: Kids Pedal Tractor Pull Kids Team Penning Competition The Director’s Cut: Comic Relief. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: BMO Kidzone.

Located west of the Coca-Cola Stage and north of the Big Four Building sits Weadickville, a re-created typical Calgary street circa 1912. It's a cool and comfortable spot to relax and find some of the best values on Stampede Park.

This year, visitors to Stampede Park will be able to experience 34 rides, 24 more counting those for kids, plus collectively, they'll win enough stuffed animals from games on the Midway to fill the Saddledome 25 times over

Go "hog wild" with celebrity racing pigs, racing ducks and Abu the Wonder Pony! Audiences will be cheering on their favourite racer and are welcome to meet the animal stars after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

You simply can't miss the Superdogs as they present "Holly-woof High"! The world's most popular dogs are everything from funky to fabulous in this all new family fun-filled furry production. See our highlight video Roving Roving Reporter Day 4: Superdogs.

This utterly hilarious pair of juggling acrobats has made it their mission to dazzle audiences of all ages with their extraordinary technical abilities and burlesque-style staging. Their unique circus feats include acts such as a modern dance parody with exercise balls, a clown boxing match, percussive juggling and dynamic hand-to-hand performances. It's perfect entertainment for the entire family.

Come enjoy this comedic, athletic high dive show for the first time at the Calgary Stampede. Guaranteed to thrill audiences with high flying stunts from 90 feet in the air. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Join us in the BMO Kids Zone of Saddledome Lane where families will capture the excitement of their visit to the Calgary Stampede as a comic book! Families will walk away with an 8x10 professional comic book page – starring them! Limit one comic per family.

The Indian Village has been part of the Calgary Stampede since 1912 and is one of the most popular attractions during the 10-day festival. The First Nations people at the Indian Village represent the five tribes of Treaty 7 and include the Siksika, Tsuu T'ina, Stoney/Nakoda, Piikani and Kainai. Visitors to the Village can relax in a beautiful park setting while viewing demonstrations of native dance and tasting authentic Indian Bannock. There are so many traditions to explore! We warmly invite you to watch traditional Handgames, cheer at a tipi raising contest, admire native handicrafts or learn about traditional meat cutting skills. See what the Village offers today, and picture the Indian lifestyle of years gone by

A Band of Outriders is an energetic 35-piece musical ensemble that plays everything from pop, to R&B, to Funk. The Outriders are comprised of Calgary Stampede Showband alumni and other musicians from the Calgary area. Make sure to catch the Outriders daily on the Enbridge Stage, as well as around Stampede Park

Located in the north end of the Agriculture barn, you will want to visit the western setting of Horse Haven Stables which features display booths for a variety of different horse breeds. Light Horse Committee members and breed representatives will be in attendance to answer any questions. There is fun for the whole family, with free horse coloring books for the children.

Visit our Arts & Crafts booth where where you can purchase traditional native jewellery and hand crafted items.

The Plains Indians have created very colourful and beautiful beadwork to adorn many items including clothing, tools and artwork. Beading was originally done using quills dyed with berry juice; today, glass beads are also used.

The indigenous peoples used the hides of local animals for shelter and clothing. The preparations involved in the making of clothing are artistic and interesting to watch.

The 2009 Calgary Stampede will see the continuation of the long-standing relationship between the Canadian Forces and the Stampede. There will be a display of Army, Navy and Air Force vehicles, personnel and equipment, including a Leopard C2 tank, a LAV III TOW Under Armour, a Navy MK 48 missile and a Centennial of Flight CF-18 cockpit. The Canadian Forces Display will be located in Saddledome Lane, along the south end of the Pengrowth Saddledome.

Today's RCMP is both steeped in tradition and on the leading edge of policing. Guests can visit the RCMP display in Saddledome Lane to have their photograph taken with an officer in the world famous traditional Red Serge, and learn more about Canada's national police force.

Meet some of these young horsewomen and learn more about their training and skills.

Combining their comedic talents with cutting-edge dance choreography, Klown, Ill Will, Ready and Mini Me deliver an unforgettable experience that has crowds all over the world cheering for more. The USA Break Dancers perform to a blend of disco, funk, hip-hop, old-school rap and classic soul - music that will have everyone in the audience grooving and getting down to the bumper baby!

A Band of Outriders is an energetic 35-piece musical ensemble that plays everything from pop, to R&B, to Funk. The Outriders are comprised of Calgary Stampede Showband alumni and other musicians from the Calgary area. Make sure to catch the Outriders daily on the Enbridge Stage, as well as around Stampede Park

Go "hog wild" with celebrity racing pigs, racing ducks and Abu the Wonder Pony! Audiences will be cheering on their favourite racer and are welcome to meet the animal stars after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

This favourite children's attraction is for kids between 4 and 12 years. Children have a ball testing their skills at a John Deere Tractor Pull. This event is loaded with audience participation, education and down home fun.

Come join us for interactive hands on learning about horses! Horse Sense 101 is a family oriented program that teaches people the basics about horses. The University of Calgary Veterinary School brings in vets who discuss different topics such as nutrition, breeds, and the parts of the horse.

This is an opportunity to see how they put on the many pieces of harness that is needed to hitch a heavy team to a wagon.

Daily on the Enbridge Stage, the Showband's Family Show features special guest Harry the Horse and a broad range of musical styles – from Kansas to Paul Simon

Come enjoy this comedic, athletic high dive show for the first time at the Calgary Stampede. Guaranteed to thrill audiences with high flying stunts from 90 feet in the air. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

This utterly hilarious pair of juggling acrobats has made it their mission to dazzle audiences of all ages with their extraordinary technical abilities and burlesque-style staging. Their unique circus feats include acts such as a modern dance parody with exercise balls, a clown boxing match, percussive juggling and dynamic hand-to-hand performances. It's perfect entertainment for the entire family.

Up and down non-stop fun! Crazy jumps and stunts that will make your head spin. Come and meet the riders after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

The Treaty 7 First Nations and the Calgary Stampede present a cross-cultural exchange for First Nation's dancers and drummers to perform their traditional dances and songs at the Indian Village. Performances have been scheduled throughout Stampede to offer insight into the body movements, regalia, songs and sacred objects that are represented in the men's and women's dances.

You simply can't miss the Superdogs as they present "Holly-woof High"! The world's most popular dogs are everything from funky to fabulous in this all new family fun-filled furry production. See our highlight video Roving Roving Reporter Day 4: Superdogs.

Come join us for interactive hands on learning about horses! Horse Sense 101 is a family oriented program that teaches people the basics about horses. The University of Calgary Veterinary School brings in vets who discuss different topics such as nutrition, breeds, and the parts of the horse.

This favourite children's attraction is for kids between 4 and 12 years. Children have a ball testing their skills at a John Deere Tractor Pull. This event is loaded with audience participation, education and down home fun.

Twenty of the world's top competitors in each of the six major rodeo events – saddle bronc, bareback, bull riding, tie-down roping, steer wrestling, and ladies barrel racing – are meeting at the 2009 Calgary Stampede Rodeo to vie for a share of $2 million in total prize money. See our Rodeo highlight videos.

Take in the horsemanship and excitement of the Stampede Showriders. Don’t forget your camera!

Terry Stokes is known across America as "America's Favourite Hypnotist." From the small pubs and bars in Atlanta, Ga., through the greatest fairs and outdoor shows in North America, to the finest showrooms in Las Vegas, Terry Stokes has become the premier stage hypnotist of our time. Terry's on-stage charisma has made "The Terry Stokes Show" the most unforgettable entertainment experience available.

Go "hog wild" with celebrity racing pigs, racing ducks and Abu the Wonder Pony! Audiences will be cheering on their favourite racer and are welcome to meet the animal stars after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Combining their comedic talents with cutting-edge dance choreography, Klown, Ill Will, Ready and Mini Me deliver an unforgettable experience that has crowds all over the world cheering for more. The USA Break Dancers perform to a blend of disco, funk, hip-hop, old-school rap and classic soul - music that will have everyone in the audience grooving and getting down to the bumper baby!

The Prairie Mountain Fiddlers began in 1986 as a way to bring together all those interested in old time fiddle. Today their playing membership totals 45 to 50 and they have another 40 non-playing members. As well as the fiddlers, some members play guitar, banjo, mandolin, piano, bass and other acoustic instruments. To celebrate Alberta's Centennial in 2005, they completed their 4th recording. They have played sold out concerts at Mount Royal College, the University of Calgary, and the Bert Church Theatre in Airdrie. They have also performed at the Torrington Old Dance Festival, the Chevron Stampede Breakfast, and Heritage Park.

The Enbridge Stage welcomes the dancers of Indian Village as a new, exciting cultural experience for 2009. Check them out daily at 2:30 p.m. and take in the rich tradition that has been part of the Calgary Stampede since the beginning!

Check out the BMO Kids Zone in Saddledome Lane where teams of young cowboys and cowgirls between the ages of 5 and 10 test their team penning skills. This competition will teach children the basics of penning and teamwork! It's free, it's fun and it's back for 2009.

Enjoy the high-stepping music, colour and pageantry of visiting marching show bands as they bring their talents to the Enbridge Stage.

Come enjoy this comedic, athletic high dive show for the first time at the Calgary Stampede. Guaranteed to thrill audiences with high flying stunts from 90 feet in the air. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

A Band of Outriders is an energetic 35-piece musical ensemble that plays everything from pop, to R&B, to Funk. The Outriders are comprised of Calgary Stampede Showband alumni and other musicians from the Calgary area. Make sure to catch the Outriders daily on the Enbridge Stage, as well as around Stampede Park

This utterly hilarious pair of juggling acrobats has made it their mission to dazzle audiences of all ages with their extraordinary technical abilities and burlesque-style staging. Their unique circus feats include acts such as a modern dance parody with exercise balls, a clown boxing match, percussive juggling and dynamic hand-to-hand performances. It's perfect entertainment for the entire family.

Robbie Robertson has been associated with the RCMP for more than fifty years; an active member for twenty eight years. He writes and recites poetry about the early history of the Force and some of its heroes. He has performed in London England, Texas, Arizona and numerous Cowboy Poetry Gatherings in Western Canada including the world famous Calgary Stampede. He has appeared as a guest on national television and radio. "The Mountie Cowboy Poet", also entertains as an after dinner and convention speaker and has recently performed as a guest lecturer with Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines Alaska Cruises.

Check out the BMO Kids Zone in Saddledome Lane where teams of young cowboys and cowgirls between the ages of 5 and 10 test their team penning skills. This competition will teach children the basics of penning and teamwork! It's free, it's fun and it's back for 2009.

Dancing and demonstrations

You simply can't miss the Superdogs as they present "Holly-woof High"! The world's most popular dogs are everything from funky to fabulous in this all new family fun-filled furry production. See our highlight video Roving Roving Reporter Day 4: Superdogs.

This mounted patrol will thrill you with their precision drill on horseback.

This explosive group emerged from an underground live-show sensation to one of the most powerful touring shows in the U.S. Performing on everything from their signature "trash" kits including plastic buckets, huge ladders, mortar casings and giant 50 gallon containers, the band will keep the audience on their feet. Spark-emitting, masterfully played power tools, a mind-blowing beatbox "vocal artillery" session backed up by chest crushing, power-driven, sweat-drenched drumming makes this show something you won't want to miss!

Up and down non-stop fun! Crazy jumps and stunts that will make your head spin. Come and meet the riders after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Check out the BMO Kids Zone in Saddledome Lane where teams of young cowboys and cowgirls between the ages of 5 and 10 test their team penning skills. This competition will teach children the basics of penning and teamwork! It's free, it's fun and it's back for 2009.

Terry Stokes is known across America as "America's Favourite Hypnotist." From the small pubs and bars in Atlanta, Ga., through the greatest fairs and outdoor shows in North America, to the finest showrooms in Las Vegas, Terry Stokes has become the premier stage hypnotist of our time. Terry's on-stage charisma has made "The Terry Stokes Show" the most unforgettable entertainment experience available.

Meet some of these young horsewomen and learn more about their training and skills.

Combining their comedic talents with cutting-edge dance choreography, Klown, Ill Will, Ready and Mini Me deliver an unforgettable experience that has crowds all over the world cheering for more. The USA Break Dancers perform to a blend of disco, funk, hip-hop, old-school rap and classic soul - music that will have everyone in the audience grooving and getting down to the bumper baby!

Get a unique look at western lifestyle and celebrate our western culture. Each day from 11:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. (10:30 a.m. on July 5 and 7), there is non-stop entertainment with an eclectic mix of western/folk music, cowboy poetry, comedy, and Artists' Hour events.

The Priefert Percheron Hitch will be thundering through the 10 days of Stampede. Under the guidance of experienced horseman and talented driver Jason Goodman, the Priefert Percherons have evolved into one of the premier draft horse exhibition attractions in the country. These massive Black Percheron Draft Horses have been used for farming, logging, pulling heavy wagons, and carriages. The Priefert Percherons team is one of the largest; weighing an average of 2200 pounds and standing an average 18.2 hands tall. Come visit with Jason and these gentle giants.

A variety of small ensembles from the Calgary Stampede Showband perform daily!

Go "hog wild" with celebrity racing pigs, racing ducks and Abu the Wonder Pony! Audiences will be cheering on their favourite racer and are welcome to meet the animal stars after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

This favourite children's attraction is for kids between 4 and 12 years. Children have a ball testing their skills at a John Deere Tractor Pull. This event is loaded with audience participation, education and down home fun.

This utterly hilarious pair of juggling acrobats has made it their mission to dazzle audiences of all ages with their extraordinary technical abilities and burlesque-style staging. Their unique circus feats include acts such as a modern dance parody with exercise balls, a clown boxing match, percussive juggling and dynamic hand-to-hand performances. It's perfect entertainment for the entire family.

Get a unique look at western lifestyle and celebrate our western culture. Each day from 11:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. (10:30 a.m. on July 5 and 7), there is non-stop entertainment with an eclectic mix of western/folk music, cowboy poetry, comedy, and Artists' Hour events.

The Handgame is an ancient game within North American First Nation's cultures. The First Nation's culture passed on its information orally through the use of stories and song. Through the Handgame, stories could be, and still are, shared. The Handgame brought people together: people from within the tribe and also from different tribes. The game itself involves the use of four bones, two with a mark, and two unmarked, and a set of 11 coloured sticks. The colour scheme of the sticks indicates the sticks of each team.

Join us in the Indian Village to witness the challenge between men and ladies in a rousing game of Tug of War. Tug of War is held each year during the 10 days of Stampede and is sure to bring laughter to all who watch this fun event.

A Band of Outriders is an energetic 35-piece musical ensemble that plays everything from pop, to R&B, to Funk. The Outriders are comprised of Calgary Stampede Showband alumni and other musicians from the Calgary area. Make sure to catch the Outriders daily on the Enbridge Stage, as well as around Stampede Park

Cheer on 80 of the top dogs and handlers from around the globe at the World Stock Dog Championship presented by Halliburton. The dogs herd three sheep around barrels, through chutes and into a pen, all within a four-minute time limit, but the champion gets it done in less than 90 seconds. Watch these amazing animals compete for more than $25,000 in prizes – the richest arena trials in the world. The finals will feature the top 15 dogs overall from the two go-rounds.

The stars of the future are shining brightly at the Calgary Stampede Talent Search, now in its 29th year. This event has often been the first to direct the spotlight on impressive rising talent. This year, 70 amateur youth performers (aged 13 to 21) from across southern Alberta will demonstrate their singing, dancing, acting and musical talents as they compete for cash prizes.

You simply can't miss the Superdogs as they present "Holly-woof High"! The world's most popular dogs are everything from funky to fabulous in this all new family fun-filled furry production. See our highlight video Roving Roving Reporter Day 4: Superdogs.

Come enjoy this comedic, athletic high dive show for the first time at the Calgary Stampede. Guaranteed to thrill audiences with high flying stunts from 90 feet in the air. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

This explosive group emerged from an underground live-show sensation to one of the most powerful touring shows in the U.S. Performing on everything from their signature "trash" kits including plastic buckets, huge ladders, mortar casings and giant 50 gallon containers, the band will keep the audience on their feet. Spark-emitting, masterfully played power tools, a mind-blowing beatbox "vocal artillery" session backed up by chest crushing, power-driven, sweat-drenched drumming makes this show something you won't want to miss!

Watch these little horses with lots or heart rip around the Big Top ring to see who gets to the finish line first. The competition is fierce.

The Calgary Stampede and GMC are proud to present the 87th running of the GMC Rangeland Derby Chuckwagon Races. Every evening, nine heats comprised of four wagons and 16 outriders compete in an arduous race. Today, the rewards of winning a chuckwagon race are much greater thanks in part to GMC. Total prize money for the 2009 event will be $1,154,400, which includes a Sunday Showdown Final Heat that pays $150,000. See our Chuckwagon Race highlight videos and 2009 Grandstand Show Line-Up video.

Up and down non-stop fun! Crazy jumps and stunts that will make your head spin. Come and meet the riders after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Combining their comedic talents with cutting-edge dance choreography, Klown, Ill Will, Ready and Mini Me deliver an unforgettable experience that has crowds all over the world cheering for more. The USA Break Dancers perform to a blend of disco, funk, hip-hop, old-school rap and classic soul - music that will have everyone in the audience grooving and getting down to the bumper baby!

The Calgary Stampede Showband and A Band of Outriders pair up for a fantasic musical set.

This explosive group emerged from an underground live-show sensation to one of the most powerful touring shows in the U.S. Performing on everything from their signature "trash" kits including plastic buckets, huge ladders, mortar casings and giant 50 gallon containers, the band will keep the audience on their feet. Spark-emitting, masterfully played power tools, a mind-blowing beatbox "vocal artillery" session backed up by chest crushing, power-driven, sweat-drenched drumming makes this show something you won't want to miss!

Cheer on 80 of the top dogs and handlers from around the globe at the World Stock Dog Championship presented by Halliburton. The dogs herd three sheep around barrels, through chutes and into a pen, all within a four-minute time limit, but the champion gets it done in less than 90 seconds. Watch these amazing animals compete for more than $25,000 in prizes – the richest arena trials in the world. The finals will feature the top 15 dogs overall from the two go-rounds.

Celebrate agriculture at Agrium Ag-tivity in the City, where each day is guaranteed to be a fun and educational experience for the whole family. In partnership with leading industry stakeholders, this area features a celebration of Alberta agriculture. The Agrium Discovery Centre showcases informative industry displays, focusing on food consumption, safety, environment and nutrition, as well as some of the most recent science and technology innovations. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 2: Agtivity in the City.

Join us in the BMO Kids Zone of Saddledome Lane where families will capture the excitement of their visit to the Calgary Stampede as a comic book! Families will walk away with an 8x10 professional comic book page – starring them! Limit one comic per family.

The Indian Village has been part of the Calgary Stampede since 1912 and is one of the most popular attractions during the 10-day festival. The First Nations people at the Indian Village represent the five tribes of Treaty 7 and include the Siksika, Tsuu T'ina, Stoney/Nakoda, Piikani and Kainai. Visitors to the Village can relax in a beautiful park setting while viewing demonstrations of native dance and tasting authentic Indian Bannock. There are so many traditions to explore! We warmly invite you to watch traditional Handgames, cheer at a tipi raising contest, admire native handicrafts or learn about traditional meat cutting skills. See what the Village offers today, and picture the Indian lifestyle of years gone by

Located in the north end of the Agriculture barn, you will want to visit the western setting of Horse Haven Stables which features display booths for a variety of different horse breeds. Light Horse Committee members and breed representatives will be in attendance to answer any questions. There is fun for the whole family, with free horse coloring books for the children.

New for 2009! Visit the BMO Kids Zone located within Saddledome Lane. This new interactive area is filled with great activities for kids & families. Be sure to stop by and take part in some of the fun! Activities include: Kids Pedal Tractor Pull Kids Team Penning Competition The Director’s Cut: Comic Relief. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: BMO Kidzone.

Visit our Arts & Crafts booth where where you can purchase traditional native jewellery and hand crafted items.

The Plains Indians have created very colourful and beautiful beadwork to adorn many items including clothing, tools and artwork. Beading was originally done using quills dyed with berry juice; today, glass beads are also used.

The indigenous peoples used the hides of local animals for shelter and clothing. The preparations involved in the making of clothing are artistic and interesting to watch.

Located west of the Coca-Cola Stage and north of the Big Four Building sits Weadickville, a re-created typical Calgary street circa 1912. It's a cool and comfortable spot to relax and find some of the best values on Stampede Park.

This year, visitors to Stampede Park will be able to experience 34 rides, 24 more counting those for kids, plus collectively, they'll win enough stuffed animals from games on the Midway to fill the Saddledome 25 times over

The 2009 Calgary Stampede will see the continuation of the long-standing relationship between the Canadian Forces and the Stampede. There will be a display of Army, Navy and Air Force vehicles, personnel and equipment, including a Leopard C2 tank, a LAV III TOW Under Armour, a Navy MK 48 missile and a Centennial of Flight CF-18 cockpit. The Canadian Forces Display will be located in Saddledome Lane, along the south end of the Pengrowth Saddledome.

Today's RCMP is both steeped in tradition and on the leading edge of policing. Guests can visit the RCMP display in Saddledome Lane to have their photograph taken with an officer in the world famous traditional Red Serge, and learn more about Canada's national police force.

Visitors can see if they have what it takes to be a part of this unique organization by participating in a version of the RCMP's recruiting PARE obstacle test.

Go "hog wild" with celebrity racing pigs, racing ducks and Abu the Wonder Pony! Audiences will be cheering on their favourite racer and are welcome to meet the animal stars after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

The stars of the future are shining brightly at the Calgary Stampede Talent Search, now in its 29th year. This event has often been the first to direct the spotlight on impressive rising talent. This year, 70 amateur youth performers (aged 13 to 21) from across southern Alberta will demonstrate their singing, dancing, acting and musical talents as they compete for cash prizes.

This favourite children's attraction is for kids between 4 and 12 years. Children have a ball testing their skills at a John Deere Tractor Pull. This event is loaded with audience participation, education and down home fun.

Daily on the Enbridge Stage, the Showband's Family Show features special guest Harry the Horse and a broad range of musical styles – from Kansas to Paul Simon

Terry Stokes is known across America as "America's Favourite Hypnotist." From the small pubs and bars in Atlanta, Ga., through the greatest fairs and outdoor shows in North America, to the finest showrooms in Las Vegas, Terry Stokes has become the premier stage hypnotist of our time. Terry's on-stage charisma has made "The Terry Stokes Show" the most unforgettable entertainment experience available.

Come enjoy this comedic, athletic high dive show for the first time at the Calgary Stampede. Guaranteed to thrill audiences with high flying stunts from 90 feet in the air. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Come join us for interactive hands on learning about horses! Horse Sense 101 is a family oriented program that teaches people the basics about horses. The University of Calgary Veterinary School brings in vets who discuss different topics such as nutrition, breeds, and the parts of the horse.

Take in the horsemanship and excitement of the Stampede Showriders. Don’t forget your camera!

This utterly hilarious pair of juggling acrobats has made it their mission to dazzle audiences of all ages with their extraordinary technical abilities and burlesque-style staging. Their unique circus feats include acts such as a modern dance parody with exercise balls, a clown boxing match, percussive juggling and dynamic hand-to-hand performances. It's perfect entertainment for the entire family.

Up and down non-stop fun! Crazy jumps and stunts that will make your head spin. Come and meet the riders after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Watch these little horses with lots or heart rip around the Big Top ring to see who gets to the finish line first. The competition is fierce.

The Treaty 7 First Nations and the Calgary Stampede present a cross-cultural exchange for First Nation's dancers and drummers to perform their traditional dances and songs at the Indian Village. Performances have been scheduled throughout Stampede to offer insight into the body movements, regalia, songs and sacred objects that are represented in the men's and women's dances.

You simply can't miss the Superdogs as they present "Holly-woof High"! The world's most popular dogs are everything from funky to fabulous in this all new family fun-filled furry production. See our highlight video Roving Roving Reporter Day 4: Superdogs.

This favourite children's attraction is for kids between 4 and 12 years. Children have a ball testing their skills at a John Deere Tractor Pull. This event is loaded with audience participation, education and down home fun.

Come join us for interactive hands on learning about horses! Horse Sense 101 is a family oriented program that teaches people the basics about horses. The University of Calgary Veterinary School brings in vets who discuss different topics such as nutrition, breeds, and the parts of the horse.

Twenty of the world's top competitors in each of the six major rodeo events – saddle bronc, bareback, bull riding, tie-down roping, steer wrestling, and ladies barrel racing – are meeting at the 2009 Calgary Stampede Rodeo to vie for a share of $2 million in total prize money. See our Rodeo highlight videos.

Take in the horsemanship and excitement of the Stampede Showriders. Don’t forget your camera!

Go "hog wild" with celebrity racing pigs, racing ducks and Abu the Wonder Pony! Audiences will be cheering on their favourite racer and are welcome to meet the animal stars after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Cheer on 80 of the top dogs and handlers from around the globe at the World Stock Dog Championship presented by Halliburton. The dogs herd three sheep around barrels, through chutes and into a pen, all within a four-minute time limit, but the champion gets it done in less than 90 seconds. Watch these amazing animals compete for more than $25,000 in prizes – the richest arena trials in the world. The finals will feature the top 15 dogs overall from the two go-rounds.

Combining their comedic talents with cutting-edge dance choreography, Klown, Ill Will, Ready and Mini Me deliver an unforgettable experience that has crowds all over the world cheering for more. The USA Break Dancers perform to a blend of disco, funk, hip-hop, old-school rap and classic soul - music that will have everyone in the audience grooving and getting down to the bumper baby!

Robbie Robertson has been associated with the RCMP for more than fifty years; an active member for twenty eight years. He writes and recites poetry about the early history of the Force and some of its heroes. He has performed in London England, Texas, Arizona and numerous Cowboy Poetry Gatherings in Western Canada including the world famous Calgary Stampede. He has appeared as a guest on national television and radio. "The Mountie Cowboy Poet", also entertains as an after dinner and convention speaker and has recently performed as a guest lecturer with Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines Alaska Cruises.

The Enbridge Stage welcomes the dancers of Indian Village as a new, exciting cultural experience for 2009. Check them out daily at 2:30 p.m. and take in the rich tradition that has been part of the Calgary Stampede since the beginning!

Check out the BMO Kids Zone in Saddledome Lane where teams of young cowboys and cowgirls between the ages of 5 and 10 test their team penning skills. This competition will teach children the basics of penning and teamwork! It's free, it's fun and it's back for 2009.

Enjoy the high-stepping music, colour and pageantry of visiting marching show bands as they bring their talents to the Enbridge Stage.

Come enjoy this comedic, athletic high dive show for the first time at the Calgary Stampede. Guaranteed to thrill audiences with high flying stunts from 90 feet in the air. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Meet some of these young horsewomen and learn more about their training and skills.

Pure raw amazing talent is what has garnered Canada's own Serena Ryder such great success and genuine accolades so early in her career. Now after a challenging year of heartache and heartbreak, she has pushed herself as a songwriter and performer to make a uniquely personal and very honest album entitled is it o.k. Known for her powerful vocal range, Ryder who hails from the small town of Millbrook, Ontario, has logged some serious tour miles going across Canada multiple times, as well as the U.S., Australia and Europe. She has already earned a Canadian GOLD record, the 2008 JUNO Award for New Artist of the Year, and appeared on Bravo TV's 'Live at the Rehearsal Hall' series. Her immense growth as a songwriter is evident throughout the album, especially as Ryder is able to bring optimism and energy even to the record's darker moments. The accomplished result is the strength and new conviction evident in one of Canada's most intriguing new voices.

This utterly hilarious pair of juggling acrobats has made it their mission to dazzle audiences of all ages with their extraordinary technical abilities and burlesque-style staging. Their unique circus feats include acts such as a modern dance parody with exercise balls, a clown boxing match, percussive juggling and dynamic hand-to-hand performances. It's perfect entertainment for the entire family.

The Arizona Mini Mystique, a world class Miniature Horse driving drill team, entertains crowds with an energetic precision drill set to a lively modern musical score. This dedicated team performs difficult maneuvers and their timing is truly amazing. With the sparkle of their uniforms, the gleaming coats of the many different colored horses and the highly polished harnesses and carts, this team puts a smile on everyone’s face.

You simply can't miss the Superdogs as they present "Holly-woof High"! The world's most popular dogs are everything from funky to fabulous in this all new family fun-filled furry production. See our highlight video Roving Roving Reporter Day 4: Superdogs.

This explosive group emerged from an underground live-show sensation to one of the most powerful touring shows in the U.S. Performing on everything from their signature "trash" kits including plastic buckets, huge ladders, mortar casings and giant 50 gallon containers, the band will keep the audience on their feet. Spark-emitting, masterfully played power tools, a mind-blowing beatbox "vocal artillery" session backed up by chest crushing, power-driven, sweat-drenched drumming makes this show something you won't want to miss!

Up and down non-stop fun! Crazy jumps and stunts that will make your head spin. Come and meet the riders after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

The Calgary Police Chorus is now in their 14th year. By going out into the community, they are ambassadors of the Calgary Police Service. By sharing their love of music, they demonstrate a more personal and human side of the police service through professionalism, compassion and humor. Each member volunteers their personal time for practices and performances, working around shift work, family, community and work related duties.

Check out the BMO Kids Zone in Saddledome Lane where teams of young cowboys and cowgirls between the ages of 5 and 10 test their team penning skills. This competition will teach children the basics of penning and teamwork! It's free, it's fun and it's back for 2009.

Terry Stokes is known across America as "America's Favourite Hypnotist." From the small pubs and bars in Atlanta, Ga., through the greatest fairs and outdoor shows in North America, to the finest showrooms in Las Vegas, Terry Stokes has become the premier stage hypnotist of our time. Terry's on-stage charisma has made "The Terry Stokes Show" the most unforgettable entertainment experience available.

Meet some of these young horsewomen and learn more about their training and skills.

Combining their comedic talents with cutting-edge dance choreography, Klown, Ill Will, Ready and Mini Me deliver an unforgettable experience that has crowds all over the world cheering for more. The USA Break Dancers perform to a blend of disco, funk, hip-hop, old-school rap and classic soul - music that will have everyone in the audience grooving and getting down to the bumper baby!

The Priefert Percheron Hitch will be thundering through the 10 days of Stampede. Under the guidance of experienced horseman and talented driver Jason Goodman, the Priefert Percherons have evolved into one of the premier draft horse exhibition attractions in the country. These massive Black Percheron Draft Horses have been used for farming, logging, pulling heavy wagons, and carriages. The Priefert Percherons team is one of the largest; weighing an average of 2200 pounds and standing an average 18.2 hands tall. Come visit with Jason and these gentle giants.

A variety of small ensembles from the Calgary Stampede Showband perform daily!

Go "hog wild" with celebrity racing pigs, racing ducks and Abu the Wonder Pony! Audiences will be cheering on their favourite racer and are welcome to meet the animal stars after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

This favourite children's attraction is for kids between 4 and 12 years. Children have a ball testing their skills at a John Deere Tractor Pull. This event is loaded with audience participation, education and down home fun.

This utterly hilarious pair of juggling acrobats has made it their mission to dazzle audiences of all ages with their extraordinary technical abilities and burlesque-style staging. Their unique circus feats include acts such as a modern dance parody with exercise balls, a clown boxing match, percussive juggling and dynamic hand-to-hand performances. It's perfect entertainment for the entire family.

The Handgame is an ancient game within North American First Nation's cultures. The First Nation's culture passed on its information orally through the use of stories and song. Through the Handgame, stories could be, and still are, shared. The Handgame brought people together: people from within the tribe and also from different tribes. The game itself involves the use of four bones, two with a mark, and two unmarked, and a set of 11 coloured sticks. The colour scheme of the sticks indicates the sticks of each team.

Join us in the Indian Village to witness the challenge between men and ladies in a rousing game of Tug of War. Tug of War is held each year during the 10 days of Stampede and is sure to bring laughter to all who watch this fun event.

A Band of Outriders is an energetic 35-piece musical ensemble that plays everything from pop, to R&B, to Funk. The Outriders are comprised of Calgary Stampede Showband alumni and other musicians from the Calgary area. Make sure to catch the Outriders daily on the Enbridge Stage, as well as around Stampede Park

This final features the top 15 dogs overall from the two go-rounds. Cheer on your favorite as they herd three sheep through a specified course trying for the fastest time and no faults. The grand champion wins $10,000 in prize money.

The stars of the future are shining brightly at the Calgary Stampede Talent Search, now in its 29th year. This event has often been the first to direct the spotlight on impressive rising talent. This year, 70 amateur youth performers (aged 13 to 21) from across southern Alberta will demonstrate their singing, dancing, acting and musical talents as they compete for cash prizes.

You simply can't miss the Superdogs as they present "Holly-woof High"! The world's most popular dogs are everything from funky to fabulous in this all new family fun-filled furry production. See our highlight video Roving Roving Reporter Day 4: Superdogs.

Come enjoy this comedic, athletic high dive show for the first time at the Calgary Stampede. Guaranteed to thrill audiences with high flying stunts from 90 feet in the air. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

This explosive group emerged from an underground live-show sensation to one of the most powerful touring shows in the U.S. Performing on everything from their signature "trash" kits including plastic buckets, huge ladders, mortar casings and giant 50 gallon containers, the band will keep the audience on their feet. Spark-emitting, masterfully played power tools, a mind-blowing beatbox "vocal artillery" session backed up by chest crushing, power-driven, sweat-drenched drumming makes this show something you won't want to miss!

The Calgary Stampede and GMC are proud to present the 87th running of the GMC Rangeland Derby Chuckwagon Races. Every evening, nine heats comprised of four wagons and 16 outriders compete in an arduous race. Today, the rewards of winning a chuckwagon race are much greater thanks in part to GMC. Total prize money for the 2009 event will be $1,154,400, which includes a Sunday Showdown Final Heat that pays $150,000. See our Chuckwagon Race highlight videos and 2009 Grandstand Show Line-Up video.

Combining their comedic talents with cutting-edge dance choreography, Klown, Ill Will, Ready and Mini Me deliver an unforgettable experience that has crowds all over the world cheering for more. The USA Break Dancers perform to a blend of disco, funk, hip-hop, old-school rap and classic soul - music that will have everyone in the audience grooving and getting down to the bumper baby!

Up and down non-stop fun! Crazy jumps and stunts that will make your head spin. Come and meet the riders after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

The Calgary Stampede Showband and A Band of Outriders pair up for a fantasic musical set.

This explosive group emerged from an underground live-show sensation to one of the most powerful touring shows in the U.S. Performing on everything from their signature "trash" kits including plastic buckets, huge ladders, mortar casings and giant 50 gallon containers, the band will keep the audience on their feet. Spark-emitting, masterfully played power tools, a mind-blowing beatbox "vocal artillery" session backed up by chest crushing, power-driven, sweat-drenched drumming makes this show something you won't want to miss!

Celebrate agriculture at Agrium Ag-tivity in the City, where each day is guaranteed to be a fun and educational experience for the whole family. In partnership with leading industry stakeholders, this area features a celebration of Alberta agriculture. The Agrium Discovery Centre showcases informative industry displays, focusing on food consumption, safety, environment and nutrition, as well as some of the most recent science and technology innovations. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 2: Agtivity in the City.

Located west of the Coca-Cola Stage and north of the Big Four Building sits Weadickville, a re-created typical Calgary street circa 1912. It's a cool and comfortable spot to relax and find some of the best values on Stampede Park.

You simply can't miss the Superdogs as they present "Holly-woof High"! The world's most popular dogs are everything from funky to fabulous in this all new family fun-filled furry production. See our highlight video Roving Roving Reporter Day 4: Superdogs.

Come join us for interactive hands on learning about horses! Horse Sense 101 is a family oriented program that teaches people the basics about horses. The University of Calgary Veterinary School brings in vets who discuss different topics such as nutrition, breeds, and the parts of the horse.

The Rhythm Kats, under the direction of June Crowe, have been together for four years operating out of the Bow Cliff Seniors Home in the Spruce Cliff Community Centre. The band is comprised of piano, mouth organs, xylophones, various rhythm makers and drums. The energetic Rhythm Kats love to visit various nursing homes, performing hit from the 20’s, 30’s and 40’s. They are sure to delight their audience.

Come enjoy this comedic, athletic high dive show for the first time at the Calgary Stampede. Guaranteed to thrill audiences with high flying stunts from 90 feet in the air. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Join us in the BMO Kids Zone of Saddledome Lane where families will capture the excitement of their visit to the Calgary Stampede as a comic book! Families will walk away with an 8x10 professional comic book page – starring them! Limit one comic per family.

The Indian Village has been part of the Calgary Stampede since 1912 and is one of the most popular attractions during the 10-day festival. The First Nations people at the Indian Village represent the five tribes of Treaty 7 and include the Siksika, Tsuu T'ina, Stoney/Nakoda, Piikani and Kainai. Visitors to the Village can relax in a beautiful park setting while viewing demonstrations of native dance and tasting authentic Indian Bannock. There are so many traditions to explore! We warmly invite you to watch traditional Handgames, cheer at a tipi raising contest, admire native handicrafts or learn about traditional meat cutting skills. See what the Village offers today, and picture the Indian lifestyle of years gone by

Located in the north end of the Agriculture barn, you will want to visit the western setting of Horse Haven Stables which features display booths for a variety of different horse breeds. Light Horse Committee members and breed representatives will be in attendance to answer any questions. There is fun for the whole family, with free horse coloring books for the children.

A Band of Outriders is an energetic 35-piece musical ensemble that plays everything from pop, to R&B, to Funk. The Outriders are comprised of Calgary Stampede Showband alumni and other musicians from the Calgary area. Make sure to catch the Outriders daily on the Enbridge Stage, as well as around Stampede Park

Visit our Arts & Crafts booth where where you can purchase traditional native jewellery and hand crafted items.

New for 2009! Visit the BMO Kids Zone located within Saddledome Lane. This new interactive area is filled with great activities for kids & families. Be sure to stop by and take part in some of the fun! Activities include: Kids Pedal Tractor Pull Kids Team Penning Competition The Director’s Cut: Comic Relief. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: BMO Kidzone.

The Plains Indians have created very colourful and beautiful beadwork to adorn many items including clothing, tools and artwork. Beading was originally done using quills dyed with berry juice; today, glass beads are also used.

The indigenous peoples used the hides of local animals for shelter and clothing. The preparations involved in the making of clothing are artistic and interesting to watch.

This year, visitors to Stampede Park will be able to experience 34 rides, 24 more counting those for kids, plus collectively, they'll win enough stuffed animals from games on the Midway to fill the Saddledome 25 times over

The 2009 Calgary Stampede will see the continuation of the long-standing relationship between the Canadian Forces and the Stampede. There will be a display of Army, Navy and Air Force vehicles, personnel and equipment, including a Leopard C2 tank, a LAV III TOW Under Armour, a Navy MK 48 missile and a Centennial of Flight CF-18 cockpit. The Canadian Forces Display will be located in Saddledome Lane, along the south end of the Pengrowth Saddledome.

Today's RCMP is both steeped in tradition and on the leading edge of policing. Guests can visit the RCMP display in Saddledome Lane to have their photograph taken with an officer in the world famous traditional Red Serge, and learn more about Canada's national police force.

Visitors can see if they have what it takes to be a part of this unique organization by participating in a version of the RCMP's recruiting PARE obstacle test.

Go "hog wild" with celebrity racing pigs, racing ducks and Abu the Wonder Pony! Audiences will be cheering on their favourite racer and are welcome to meet the animal stars after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

The Prairie Mountain Fiddlers began in 1986 as a way to bring together all those interested in old time fiddle. Today their playing membership totals 45 to 50 and they have another 40 non-playing members. As well as the fiddlers, some members play guitar, banjo, mandolin, piano, bass and other acoustic instruments. To celebrate Alberta's Centennial in 2005, they completed their 4th recording. They have played sold out concerts at Mount Royal College, the University of Calgary, and the Bert Church Theatre in Airdrie. They have also performed at the Torrington Old Dance Festival, the Chevron Stampede Breakfast, and Heritage Park.

This favourite children's attraction is for kids between 4 and 12 years. Children have a ball testing their skills at a John Deere Tractor Pull. This event is loaded with audience participation, education and down home fun.

Take in the horsemanship and excitement of the Stampede Showriders. Don’t forget your camera!

Daily on the Enbridge Stage, the Showband's Family Show features special guest Harry the Horse and a broad range of musical styles – from Kansas to Paul Simon

Trick Riding is an extreme sport which consists of cowgirls performing acrobatic stunts on horseback, as the horses gallop at full speed around the arena. Trick riding is centuries old and is now preformed as entertainment at rodeos around the world.

Come enjoy this comedic, athletic high dive show for the first time at the Calgary Stampede. Guaranteed to thrill audiences with high flying stunts from 90 feet in the air. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

This utterly hilarious pair of juggling acrobats has made it their mission to dazzle audiences of all ages with their extraordinary technical abilities and burlesque-style staging. Their unique circus feats include acts such as a modern dance parody with exercise balls, a clown boxing match, percussive juggling and dynamic hand-to-hand performances. It's perfect entertainment for the entire family.

Meet a member of the Express Clydesdales staff and one of these magnificent black Clydesdales up close. Come see and find out more about this hitch of an authentic 24 passenger hotel coach replica. The Express Clydesdales have been competing nationally and in Canada since 1999, bringing home world-class awards and international recognition.

Up and down non-stop fun! Crazy jumps and stunts that will make your head spin. Come and meet the riders after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

The Treaty 7 First Nations and the Calgary Stampede present a cross-cultural exchange for First Nation's dancers and drummers to perform their traditional dances and songs at the Indian Village. Performances have been scheduled throughout Stampede to offer insight into the body movements, regalia, songs and sacred objects that are represented in the men's and women's dances.

You simply can't miss the Superdogs as they present "Holly-woof High"! The world's most popular dogs are everything from funky to fabulous in this all new family fun-filled furry production. See our highlight video Roving Roving Reporter Day 4: Superdogs.

Come join us for interactive hands on learning about horses! Horse Sense 101 is a family oriented program that teaches people the basics about horses. The University of Calgary Veterinary School brings in vets who discuss different topics such as nutrition, breeds, and the parts of the horse.

Take in the horsemanship and excitement of the Stampede Showriders. Don’t forget your camera!

This favourite children's attraction is for kids between 4 and 12 years. Children have a ball testing their skills at a John Deere Tractor Pull. This event is loaded with audience participation, education and down home fun.

Twenty of the world's top competitors in each of the six major rodeo events – saddle bronc, bareback, bull riding, tie-down roping, steer wrestling, and ladies barrel racing – are meeting at the 2009 Calgary Stampede Rodeo to vie for a share of $2 million in total prize money. See our Rodeo highlight videos.

Take in the horsemanship and excitement of the Stampede Showriders. Don’t forget your camera!

Combining their comedic talents with cutting-edge dance choreography, Klown, Ill Will, Ready and Mini Me deliver an unforgettable experience that has crowds all over the world cheering for more. The USA Break Dancers perform to a blend of disco, funk, hip-hop, old-school rap and classic soul - music that will have everyone in the audience grooving and getting down to the bumper baby!

Terry Stokes is known across America as "America's Favourite Hypnotist." From the small pubs and bars in Atlanta, Ga., through the greatest fairs and outdoor shows in North America, to the finest showrooms in Las Vegas, Terry Stokes has become the premier stage hypnotist of our time. Terry's on-stage charisma has made "The Terry Stokes Show" the most unforgettable entertainment experience available.

Go "hog wild" with celebrity racing pigs, racing ducks and Abu the Wonder Pony! Audiences will be cheering on their favourite racer and are welcome to meet the animal stars after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Originally our Window on the West stage was known as the Floral stage. As a tribute to our past, we will have six artists from the Western Art Show challenge their imaginations using unusual containers and interesting assortments of floral materials. Share in the fun as they race against the clock to create distinctive floral arrangements.

The Enbridge Stage welcomes the dancers of Indian Village as a new, exciting cultural experience for 2009. Check them out daily at 2:30 p.m. and take in the rich tradition that has been part of the Calgary Stampede since the beginning!

Check out the BMO Kids Zone in Saddledome Lane where teams of young cowboys and cowgirls between the ages of 5 and 10 test their team penning skills. This competition will teach children the basics of penning and teamwork! It's free, it's fun and it's back for 2009.

Enjoy the high-stepping music, colour and pageantry of visiting marching show bands as they bring their talents to the Enbridge Stage.

Come enjoy this comedic, athletic high dive show for the first time at the Calgary Stampede. Guaranteed to thrill audiences with high flying stunts from 90 feet in the air. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Meet a member of the Express Clydesdales staff and one of these magnificent black Clydesdales up close. The Express Clydesdales will be featured in the Agrium Ag-tivity in the City area. Watch for this hitch of an authentic 24 passenger hotel coach replica, as it will be making appearances at various venues throughout Stampede. Most evenings there will be opportunity to watch them hitch these wonderful black Clydesdales in the Ag-tivity in the City area as they prepare for their appearance in front of the Grandstand. The Express Clydesdales have been competing nationally and in Canada since 1999, bringing home world-class awards and international recognition.

This utterly hilarious pair of juggling acrobats has made it their mission to dazzle audiences of all ages with their extraordinary technical abilities and burlesque-style staging. Their unique circus feats include acts such as a modern dance parody with exercise balls, a clown boxing match, percussive juggling and dynamic hand-to-hand performances. It's perfect entertainment for the entire family.

Meet some of these young horsewomen and learn more about their training and skills.

You simply can't miss the Superdogs as they present "Holly-woof High"! The world's most popular dogs are everything from funky to fabulous in this all new family fun-filled furry production. See our highlight video Roving Roving Reporter Day 4: Superdogs.

This explosive group emerged from an underground live-show sensation to one of the most powerful touring shows in the U.S. Performing on everything from their signature "trash" kits including plastic buckets, huge ladders, mortar casings and giant 50 gallon containers, the band will keep the audience on their feet. Spark-emitting, masterfully played power tools, a mind-blowing beatbox "vocal artillery" session backed up by chest crushing, power-driven, sweat-drenched drumming makes this show something you won't want to miss!

Up and down non-stop fun! Crazy jumps and stunts that will make your head spin. Come and meet the riders after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Check out the BMO Kids Zone in Saddledome Lane where teams of young cowboys and cowgirls between the ages of 5 and 10 test their team penning skills. This competition will teach children the basics of penning and teamwork! It's free, it's fun and it's back for 2009.

Terry Stokes is known across America as "America's Favourite Hypnotist." From the small pubs and bars in Atlanta, Ga., through the greatest fairs and outdoor shows in North America, to the finest showrooms in Las Vegas, Terry Stokes has become the premier stage hypnotist of our time. Terry's on-stage charisma has made "The Terry Stokes Show" the most unforgettable entertainment experience available.

Combining their comedic talents with cutting-edge dance choreography, Klown, Ill Will, Ready and Mini Me deliver an unforgettable experience that has crowds all over the world cheering for more. The USA Break Dancers perform to a blend of disco, funk, hip-hop, old-school rap and classic soul - music that will have everyone in the audience grooving and getting down to the bumper baby!

A variety of small ensembles from the Calgary Stampede Showband perform daily!

Go "hog wild" with celebrity racing pigs, racing ducks and Abu the Wonder Pony! Audiences will be cheering on their favourite racer and are welcome to meet the animal stars after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Take in the horsemanship and excitement of the Stampede Showriders. Don’t forget your camera!

This favourite children's attraction is for kids between 4 and 12 years. Children have a ball testing their skills at a John Deere Tractor Pull. This event is loaded with audience participation, education and down home fun.

This utterly hilarious pair of juggling acrobats has made it their mission to dazzle audiences of all ages with their extraordinary technical abilities and burlesque-style staging. Their unique circus feats include acts such as a modern dance parody with exercise balls, a clown boxing match, percussive juggling and dynamic hand-to-hand performances. It's perfect entertainment for the entire family.

The Handgame is an ancient game within North American First Nation's cultures. The First Nation's culture passed on its information orally through the use of stories and song. Through the Handgame, stories could be, and still are, shared. The Handgame brought people together: people from within the tribe and also from different tribes. The game itself involves the use of four bones, two with a mark, and two unmarked, and a set of 11 coloured sticks. The colour scheme of the sticks indicates the sticks of each team.

Join us in the Indian Village to witness the challenge between men and ladies in a rousing game of Tug of War. Tug of War is held each year during the 10 days of Stampede and is sure to bring laughter to all who watch this fun event.

A Band of Outriders is an energetic 35-piece musical ensemble that plays everything from pop, to R&B, to Funk. The Outriders are comprised of Calgary Stampede Showband alumni and other musicians from the Calgary area. Make sure to catch the Outriders daily on the Enbridge Stage, as well as around Stampede Park

The Priefert Percheron Hitch will be thundering through the 10 days of Stampede. Under the guidance of experienced horseman and talented driver Jason Goodman, the Priefert Percherons have evolved into one of the premier draft horse exhibition attractions in the country. These massive Black Percheron Draft Horses have been used for farming, logging, pulling heavy wagons, and carriages. The Priefert Percherons team is one of the largest; weighing an average of 2200 pounds and standing an average 18.2 hands tall. Come visit with Jason and these gentle giants.

The stars of the future are shining brightly at the Calgary Stampede Talent Search, now in its 29th year. This event has often been the first to direct the spotlight on impressive rising talent. This year, 70 amateur youth performers (aged 13 to 21) from across southern Alberta will demonstrate their singing, dancing, acting and musical talents as they compete for cash prizes.

You simply can't miss the Superdogs as they present "Holly-woof High"! The world's most popular dogs are everything from funky to fabulous in this all new family fun-filled furry production. See our highlight video Roving Roving Reporter Day 4: Superdogs.

Come enjoy this comedic, athletic high dive show for the first time at the Calgary Stampede. Guaranteed to thrill audiences with high flying stunts from 90 feet in the air. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

This explosive group emerged from an underground live-show sensation to one of the most powerful touring shows in the U.S. Performing on everything from their signature "trash" kits including plastic buckets, huge ladders, mortar casings and giant 50 gallon containers, the band will keep the audience on their feet. Spark-emitting, masterfully played power tools, a mind-blowing beatbox "vocal artillery" session backed up by chest crushing, power-driven, sweat-drenched drumming makes this show something you won't want to miss!

The Calgary Stampede and GMC are proud to present the 87th running of the GMC Rangeland Derby Chuckwagon Races. Every evening, nine heats comprised of four wagons and 16 outriders compete in an arduous race. Today, the rewards of winning a chuckwagon race are much greater thanks in part to GMC. Total prize money for the 2009 event will be $1,154,400, which includes a Sunday Showdown Final Heat that pays $150,000. See our Chuckwagon Race highlight videos and 2009 Grandstand Show Line-Up video.

Combining their comedic talents with cutting-edge dance choreography, Klown, Ill Will, Ready and Mini Me deliver an unforgettable experience that has crowds all over the world cheering for more. The USA Break Dancers perform to a blend of disco, funk, hip-hop, old-school rap and classic soul - music that will have everyone in the audience grooving and getting down to the bumper baby!

Up and down non-stop fun! Crazy jumps and stunts that will make your head spin. Come and meet the riders after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

The Calgary Stampede Showband and A Band of Outriders pair up for a fantasic musical set.

This explosive group emerged from an underground live-show sensation to one of the most powerful touring shows in the U.S. Performing on everything from their signature "trash" kits including plastic buckets, huge ladders, mortar casings and giant 50 gallon containers, the band will keep the audience on their feet. Spark-emitting, masterfully played power tools, a mind-blowing beatbox "vocal artillery" session backed up by chest crushing, power-driven, sweat-drenched drumming makes this show something you won't want to miss!

Free breakfast from 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. in the Grandstand courtyard

Free show on the Grandstand Stage from 8:15 a.m. to 10 a.m. BMO thunder sticks will also be distributed at the breakfast while quantities last!

Celebrate agriculture at Agrium Ag-tivity in the City, where each day is guaranteed to be a fun and educational experience for the whole family. In partnership with leading industry stakeholders, this area features a celebration of Alberta agriculture. The Agrium Discovery Centre showcases informative industry displays, focusing on food consumption, safety, environment and nutrition, as well as some of the most recent science and technology innovations. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 2: Agtivity in the City.

New for 2009! Visit the BMO Kids Zone located within Saddledome Lane. This new interactive area is filled with great activities for kids & families. Be sure to stop by and take part in some of the fun! Activities include: Kids Pedal Tractor Pull Kids Team Penning Competition The Director’s Cut: Comic Relief. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: BMO Kidzone.

Located west of the Coca-Cola Stage and north of the Big Four Building sits Weadickville, a re-created typical Calgary street circa 1912. It's a cool and comfortable spot to relax and find some of the best values on Stampede Park.

This year, visitors to Stampede Park will be able to experience 34 rides, 24 more counting those for kids, plus collectively, they'll win enough stuffed animals from games on the Midway to fill the Saddledome 25 times over

Go "hog wild" with celebrity racing pigs, racing ducks and Abu the Wonder Pony! Audiences will be cheering on their favourite racer and are welcome to meet the animal stars after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Meet a member of the Express Clydesdales staff and one of these magnificent black Clydesdales up close. Come see and find out more about this hitch of an authentic 24 passenger hotel coach replica. The Express Clydesdales have been competing nationally and in Canada since 1999, bringing home world-class awards and international recognition.

You simply can't miss the Superdogs as they present "Holly-woof High"! The world's most popular dogs are everything from funky to fabulous in this all new family fun-filled furry production. See our highlight video Roving Roving Reporter Day 4: Superdogs.

The Arizona Mini Mystique, a world class Miniature Horse driving drill team, entertains crowds with an energetic precision drill set to a lively modern musical score. This dedicated team performs difficult maneuvers and their timing is truly amazing. With the sparkle of their uniforms, the gleaming coats of the many different colored horses and the highly polished harnesses and carts, this team puts a smile on everyone’s face.

This utterly hilarious pair of juggling acrobats has made it their mission to dazzle audiences of all ages with their extraordinary technical abilities and burlesque-style staging. Their unique circus feats include acts such as a modern dance parody with exercise balls, a clown boxing match, percussive juggling and dynamic hand-to-hand performances. It's perfect entertainment for the entire family.

Come enjoy this comedic, athletic high dive show for the first time at the Calgary Stampede. Guaranteed to thrill audiences with high flying stunts from 90 feet in the air. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Combining their comedic talents with cutting-edge dance choreography, Klown, Ill Will, Ready and Mini Me deliver an unforgettable experience that has crowds all over the world cheering for more. The USA Break Dancers perform to a blend of disco, funk, hip-hop, old-school rap and classic soul - music that will have everyone in the audience grooving and getting down to the bumper baby!

Join us in the BMO Kids Zone of Saddledome Lane where families will capture the excitement of their visit to the Calgary Stampede as a comic book! Families will walk away with an 8x10 professional comic book page – starring them! Limit one comic per family.

The Indian Village has been part of the Calgary Stampede since 1912 and is one of the most popular attractions during the 10-day festival. The First Nations people at the Indian Village represent the five tribes of Treaty 7 and include the Siksika, Tsuu T'ina, Stoney/Nakoda, Piikani and Kainai. Visitors to the Village can relax in a beautiful park setting while viewing demonstrations of native dance and tasting authentic Indian Bannock. There are so many traditions to explore! We warmly invite you to watch traditional Handgames, cheer at a tipi raising contest, admire native handicrafts or learn about traditional meat cutting skills. See what the Village offers today, and picture the Indian lifestyle of years gone by

Located in the north end of the Agriculture barn, you will want to visit the western setting of Horse Haven Stables which features display booths for a variety of different horse breeds. Light Horse Committee members and breed representatives will be in attendance to answer any questions. There is fun for the whole family, with free horse coloring books for the children.

Visit our Arts & Crafts booth where where you can purchase traditional native jewellery and hand crafted items.

The Plains Indians have created very colourful and beautiful beadwork to adorn many items including clothing, tools and artwork. Beading was originally done using quills dyed with berry juice; today, glass beads are also used.

The indigenous peoples used the hides of local animals for shelter and clothing. The preparations involved in the making of clothing are artistic and interesting to watch.

The 2009 Calgary Stampede will see the continuation of the long-standing relationship between the Canadian Forces and the Stampede. There will be a display of Army, Navy and Air Force vehicles, personnel and equipment, including a Leopard C2 tank, a LAV III TOW Under Armour, a Navy MK 48 missile and a Centennial of Flight CF-18 cockpit. The Canadian Forces Display will be located in Saddledome Lane, along the south end of the Pengrowth Saddledome.

Today's RCMP is both steeped in tradition and on the leading edge of policing. Guests can visit the RCMP display in Saddledome Lane to have their photograph taken with an officer in the world famous traditional Red Serge, and learn more about Canada's national police force.

Visitors can see if they have what it takes to be a part of this unique organization by participating in a version of the RCMP's recruiting PARE obstacle test.

Go "hog wild" with celebrity racing pigs, racing ducks and Abu the Wonder Pony! Audiences will be cheering on their favourite racer and are welcome to meet the animal stars after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

The stars of the future are shining brightly at the Calgary Stampede Talent Search, now in its 29th year. This event has often been the first to direct the spotlight on impressive rising talent. This year, 70 amateur youth performers (aged 13 to 21) from across southern Alberta will demonstrate their singing, dancing, acting and musical talents as they compete for cash prizes.

This favourite children's attraction is for kids between 4 and 12 years. Children have a ball testing their skills at a John Deere Tractor Pull. This event is loaded with audience participation, education and down home fun.

Trick Riding is an extreme sport which consists of cowgirls performing acrobatic stunts on horseback, as the horses gallop at full speed around the arena. Trick riding is centuries old and is now preformed as entertainment at rodeos around the world.

Meet some of these young horsewomen and learn more about their training and skills.

Daily on the Enbridge Stage, the Showband's Family Show features special guest Harry the Horse and a broad range of musical styles – from Kansas to Paul Simon

Take in the horsemanship and excitement of the Stampede Showriders. Don’t forget your camera!

Come enjoy this comedic, athletic high dive show for the first time at the Calgary Stampede. Guaranteed to thrill audiences with high flying stunts from 90 feet in the air. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Come meet a member of the trick riding team and her horse. Learn more about the skill and training required to perform this extreme sport.

he Calgary Magic Circle Operates a Junior Magic Club for youth aged 8-16 years old in order to pass on knowledge, skills, and abilities to a younger generation and to foster an interest in the performing arts. Potential members are interviewed, and their acceptance is based on their attitude. Only 15 serious young magicians are chosen per year. The main focus is on performing in front of a live audience, so they are exposed to all facets of magic and on stage performance. Each young magician learns 6-9 different tricks each year.

This utterly hilarious pair of juggling acrobats has made it their mission to dazzle audiences of all ages with their extraordinary technical abilities and burlesque-style staging. Their unique circus feats include acts such as a modern dance parody with exercise balls, a clown boxing match, percussive juggling and dynamic hand-to-hand performances. It's perfect entertainment for the entire family.

Up and down non-stop fun! Crazy jumps and stunts that will make your head spin. Come and meet the riders after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

The Treaty 7 First Nations and the Calgary Stampede present a cross-cultural exchange for First Nation's dancers and drummers to perform their traditional dances and songs at the Indian Village. Performances have been scheduled throughout Stampede to offer insight into the body movements, regalia, songs and sacred objects that are represented in the men's and women's dances.

You simply can't miss the Superdogs as they present "Holly-woof High"! The world's most popular dogs are everything from funky to fabulous in this all new family fun-filled furry production. See our highlight video Roving Roving Reporter Day 4: Superdogs.

This favourite children's attraction is for kids between 4 and 12 years. Children have a ball testing their skills at a John Deere Tractor Pull. This event is loaded with audience participation, education and down home fun.

Twenty of the world's top competitors in each of the six major rodeo events – saddle bronc, bareback, bull riding, tie-down roping, steer wrestling, and ladies barrel racing – are meeting at the 2009 Calgary Stampede Rodeo to vie for a share of $2 million in total prize money. See our Rodeo highlight videos.

Murray has always had an intense urgency to paint, as if something important needs to be said and he can only say it with brush and canvas. He has been painting for over 40 years but much of his life has been lived in the halls of academia where he holds graduate degrees in Cultural Anthropology and Theology. For over 20 years he has taught at a variety of colleges and universities and he is in demand both as a teacher and a public speaker.

Take in the horsemanship and excitement of the Stampede Showriders. Don’t forget your camera!

Combining their comedic talents with cutting-edge dance choreography, Klown, Ill Will, Ready and Mini Me deliver an unforgettable experience that has crowds all over the world cheering for more. The USA Break Dancers perform to a blend of disco, funk, hip-hop, old-school rap and classic soul - music that will have everyone in the audience grooving and getting down to the bumper baby!

Terry Stokes is known across America as "America's Favourite Hypnotist." From the small pubs and bars in Atlanta, Ga., through the greatest fairs and outdoor shows in North America, to the finest showrooms in Las Vegas, Terry Stokes has become the premier stage hypnotist of our time. Terry's on-stage charisma has made "The Terry Stokes Show" the most unforgettable entertainment experience available.

Go "hog wild" with celebrity racing pigs, racing ducks and Abu the Wonder Pony! Audiences will be cheering on their favourite racer and are welcome to meet the animal stars after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

The Enbridge Stage welcomes the dancers of Indian Village as a new, exciting cultural experience for 2009. Check them out daily at 2:30 p.m. and take in the rich tradition that has been part of the Calgary Stampede since the beginning!

Check out the BMO Kids Zone in Saddledome Lane where teams of young cowboys and cowgirls between the ages of 5 and 10 test their team penning skills. This competition will teach children the basics of penning and teamwork! It's free, it's fun and it's back for 2009.

Enjoy the high-stepping music, colour and pageantry of visiting marching show bands as they bring their talents to the Enbridge Stage.

Come enjoy this comedic, athletic high dive show for the first time at the Calgary Stampede. Guaranteed to thrill audiences with high flying stunts from 90 feet in the air. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Meet a member of the Express Clydesdales staff and one of these magnificent black Clydesdales up close. The Express Clydesdales will be featured in the Agrium Ag-tivity in the City area. Watch for this hitch of an authentic 24 passenger hotel coach replica, as it will be making appearances at various venues throughout Stampede. Most evenings there will be opportunity to watch them hitch these wonderful black Clydesdales in the Ag-tivity in the City area as they prepare for their appearance in front of the Grandstand. The Express Clydesdales have been competing nationally and in Canada since 1999, bringing home world-class awards and international recognition.

This utterly hilarious pair of juggling acrobats has made it their mission to dazzle audiences of all ages with their extraordinary technical abilities and burlesque-style staging. Their unique circus feats include acts such as a modern dance parody with exercise balls, a clown boxing match, percussive juggling and dynamic hand-to-hand performances. It's perfect entertainment for the entire family.

Thirteen year old Lyndsay Goebel has a knack for singing. This aspiring country singer lives on a farm east of Strathmore and is the youngest of 4 children. Lyndsay has been singing since she could talk and has been taking vocal training for the past 4 years studying through the Royal Conservatory of Music.

Meet some of these young horsewomen and learn more about their training and skills.

Check out the BMO Kids Zone in Saddledome Lane where teams of young cowboys and cowgirls between the ages of 5 and 10 test their team penning skills. This competition will teach children the basics of penning and teamwork! It's free, it's fun and it's back for 2009.

The Priefert Percheron Hitch will be thundering through the 10 days of Stampede. Under the guidance of experienced horseman and talented driver Jason Goodman, the Priefert Percherons have evolved into one of the premier draft horse exhibition attractions in the country. These massive Black Percheron Draft Horses have been used for farming, logging, pulling heavy wagons, and carriages. The Priefert Percherons team is one of the largest; weighing an average of 2200 pounds and standing an average 18.2 hands tall. Come visit with Jason and these gentle giants.

You simply can't miss the Superdogs as they present "Holly-woof High"! The world's most popular dogs are everything from funky to fabulous in this all new family fun-filled furry production. See our highlight video Roving Roving Reporter Day 4: Superdogs.

This explosive group emerged from an underground live-show sensation to one of the most powerful touring shows in the U.S. Performing on everything from their signature "trash" kits including plastic buckets, huge ladders, mortar casings and giant 50 gallon containers, the band will keep the audience on their feet. Spark-emitting, masterfully played power tools, a mind-blowing beatbox "vocal artillery" session backed up by chest crushing, power-driven, sweat-drenched drumming makes this show something you won't want to miss!

Up and down non-stop fun! Crazy jumps and stunts that will make your head spin. Come and meet the riders after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

The Calgary Police Chorus is now in their 14th year. By going out into the community, they are ambassadors of the Calgary Police Service. By sharing their love of music, they demonstrate a more personal and human side of the police service through professionalism, compassion and humor. Each member volunteers their personal time for practices and performances, working around shift work, family, community and work related duties.

Check out the BMO Kids Zone in Saddledome Lane where teams of young cowboys and cowgirls between the ages of 5 and 10 test their team penning skills. This competition will teach children the basics of penning and teamwork! It's free, it's fun and it's back for 2009.

Terry Stokes is known across America as "America's Favourite Hypnotist." From the small pubs and bars in Atlanta, Ga., through the greatest fairs and outdoor shows in North America, to the finest showrooms in Las Vegas, Terry Stokes has become the premier stage hypnotist of our time. Terry's on-stage charisma has made "The Terry Stokes Show" the most unforgettable entertainment experience available.

One of the world’s finest riding horses! Come down to meet the riders and horses, and find out more about these beautiful animals.

Combining their comedic talents with cutting-edge dance choreography, Klown, Ill Will, Ready and Mini Me deliver an unforgettable experience that has crowds all over the world cheering for more. The USA Break Dancers perform to a blend of disco, funk, hip-hop, old-school rap and classic soul - music that will have everyone in the audience grooving and getting down to the bumper baby!

A variety of small ensembles from the Calgary Stampede Showband perform daily!

Go "hog wild" with celebrity racing pigs, racing ducks and Abu the Wonder Pony! Audiences will be cheering on their favourite racer and are welcome to meet the animal stars after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

This favourite children's attraction is for kids between 4 and 12 years. Children have a ball testing their skills at a John Deere Tractor Pull. This event is loaded with audience participation, education and down home fun.

This utterly hilarious pair of juggling acrobats has made it their mission to dazzle audiences of all ages with their extraordinary technical abilities and burlesque-style staging. Their unique circus feats include acts such as a modern dance parody with exercise balls, a clown boxing match, percussive juggling and dynamic hand-to-hand performances. It's perfect entertainment for the entire family.

The native of Upper Island Cove, Newfoundland, garnered attention on the east coast of Canada and now has moved to Alberta to pursue his song writing and recording career. "My music is about reaching one person at a time". Despite the fact he performed to over a million Canadians every week for 13 weeks as a Canadian Idol participant, Greeley still maintains music is about a voice and a heart touching a life. Greeley spent considerable time in Nashville in the late stages of 2008, writing with some of their best songwriters and has just finished recording a new album with CCMA Producer Of The Year, Joel Feeney.

The Handgame is an ancient game within North American First Nation's cultures. The First Nation's culture passed on its information orally through the use of stories and song. Through the Handgame, stories could be, and still are, shared. The Handgame brought people together: people from within the tribe and also from different tribes. The game itself involves the use of four bones, two with a mark, and two unmarked, and a set of 11 coloured sticks. The colour scheme of the sticks indicates the sticks of each team.

Join us in the Indian Village to witness the challenge between men and ladies in a rousing game of Tug of War. Tug of War is held each year during the 10 days of Stampede and is sure to bring laughter to all who watch this fun event.

A Band of Outriders is an energetic 35-piece musical ensemble that plays everything from pop, to R&B, to Funk. The Outriders are comprised of Calgary Stampede Showband alumni and other musicians from the Calgary area. Make sure to catch the Outriders daily on the Enbridge Stage, as well as around Stampede Park

You simply can't miss the Superdogs as they present "Holly-woof High"! The world's most popular dogs are everything from funky to fabulous in this all new family fun-filled furry production. See our highlight video Roving Roving Reporter Day 4: Superdogs.

Come enjoy this comedic, athletic high dive show for the first time at the Calgary Stampede. Guaranteed to thrill audiences with high flying stunts from 90 feet in the air. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

This explosive group emerged from an underground live-show sensation to one of the most powerful touring shows in the U.S. Performing on everything from their signature "trash" kits including plastic buckets, huge ladders, mortar casings and giant 50 gallon containers, the band will keep the audience on their feet. Spark-emitting, masterfully played power tools, a mind-blowing beatbox "vocal artillery" session backed up by chest crushing, power-driven, sweat-drenched drumming makes this show something you won't want to miss!

The Calgary Stampede and GMC are proud to present the 87th running of the GMC Rangeland Derby Chuckwagon Races. Every evening, nine heats comprised of four wagons and 16 outriders compete in an arduous race. Today, the rewards of winning a chuckwagon race are much greater thanks in part to GMC. Total prize money for the 2009 event will be $1,154,400, which includes a Sunday Showdown Final Heat that pays $150,000. See our Chuckwagon Race highlight videos and 2009 Grandstand Show Line-Up video.

Combining their comedic talents with cutting-edge dance choreography, Klown, Ill Will, Ready and Mini Me deliver an unforgettable experience that has crowds all over the world cheering for more. The USA Break Dancers perform to a blend of disco, funk, hip-hop, old-school rap and classic soul - music that will have everyone in the audience grooving and getting down to the bumper baby!

Up and down non-stop fun! Crazy jumps and stunts that will make your head spin. Come and meet the riders after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

The Calgary Stampede Showband and A Band of Outriders pair up for a fantasic musical set.

This explosive group emerged from an underground live-show sensation to one of the most powerful touring shows in the U.S. Performing on everything from their signature "trash" kits including plastic buckets, huge ladders, mortar casings and giant 50 gallon containers, the band will keep the audience on their feet. Spark-emitting, masterfully played power tools, a mind-blowing beatbox "vocal artillery" session backed up by chest crushing, power-driven, sweat-drenched drumming makes this show something you won't want to miss!

Celebrate agriculture at Agrium Ag-tivity in the City, where each day is guaranteed to be a fun and educational experience for the whole family. In partnership with leading industry stakeholders, this area features a celebration of Alberta agriculture. The Agrium Discovery Centre showcases informative industry displays, focusing on food consumption, safety, environment and nutrition, as well as some of the most recent science and technology innovations. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 2: Agtivity in the City.

Join us in the BMO Kids Zone of Saddledome Lane where families will capture the excitement of their visit to the Calgary Stampede as a comic book! Families will walk away with an 8x10 professional comic book page – starring them! Limit one comic per family.

The Indian Village has been part of the Calgary Stampede since 1912 and is one of the most popular attractions during the 10-day festival. The First Nations people at the Indian Village represent the five tribes of Treaty 7 and include the Siksika, Tsuu T'ina, Stoney/Nakoda, Piikani and Kainai. Visitors to the Village can relax in a beautiful park setting while viewing demonstrations of native dance and tasting authentic Indian Bannock. There are so many traditions to explore! We warmly invite you to watch traditional Handgames, cheer at a tipi raising contest, admire native handicrafts or learn about traditional meat cutting skills. See what the Village offers today, and picture the Indian lifestyle of years gone by

Located in the north end of the Agriculture barn, you will want to visit the western setting of Horse Haven Stables which features display booths for a variety of different horse breeds. Light Horse Committee members and breed representatives will be in attendance to answer any questions. There is fun for the whole family, with free horse coloring books for the children.

New for 2009! Visit the BMO Kids Zone located within Saddledome Lane. This new interactive area is filled with great activities for kids & families. Be sure to stop by and take part in some of the fun! Activities include: Kids Pedal Tractor Pull Kids Team Penning Competition The Director’s Cut: Comic Relief. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: BMO Kidzone.

Visit our Arts & Crafts booth where where you can purchase traditional native jewellery and hand crafted items.

The Plains Indians have created very colourful and beautiful beadwork to adorn many items including clothing, tools and artwork. Beading was originally done using quills dyed with berry juice; today, glass beads are also used.

The indigenous peoples used the hides of local animals for shelter and clothing. The preparations involved in the making of clothing are artistic and interesting to watch.

Located west of the Coca-Cola Stage and north of the Big Four Building sits Weadickville, a re-created typical Calgary street circa 1912. It's a cool and comfortable spot to relax and find some of the best values on Stampede Park.

This year, visitors to Stampede Park will be able to experience 34 rides, 24 more counting those for kids, plus collectively, they'll win enough stuffed animals from games on the Midway to fill the Saddledome 25 times over

The 2009 Calgary Stampede will see the continuation of the long-standing relationship between the Canadian Forces and the Stampede. There will be a display of Army, Navy and Air Force vehicles, personnel and equipment, including a Leopard C2 tank, a LAV III TOW Under Armour, a Navy MK 48 missile and a Centennial of Flight CF-18 cockpit. The Canadian Forces Display will be located in Saddledome Lane, along the south end of the Pengrowth Saddledome.

Today's RCMP is both steeped in tradition and on the leading edge of policing. Guests can visit the RCMP display in Saddledome Lane to have their photograph taken with an officer in the world famous traditional Red Serge, and learn more about Canada's national police force.

Visitors can see if they have what it takes to be a part of this unique organization by participating in a version of the RCMP's recruiting PARE obstacle test.

Go "hog wild" with celebrity racing pigs, racing ducks and Abu the Wonder Pony! Audiences will be cheering on their favourite racer and are welcome to meet the animal stars after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

This favourite children's attraction is for kids between 4 and 12 years. Children have a ball testing their skills at a John Deere Tractor Pull. This event is loaded with audience participation, education and down home fun.

Meet a member of the Express Clydesdales staff and one of these magnificent black Clydesdales up close. Come see and find out more about this hitch of an authentic 24 passenger hotel coach replica. The Express Clydesdales have been competing nationally and in Canada since 1999, bringing home world-class awards and international recognition.

Daily on the Enbridge Stage, the Showband's Family Show features special guest Harry the Horse and a broad range of musical styles – from Kansas to Paul Simon

Come join us for interactive hands on learning about horses! Horse Sense 101 is a family oriented program that teaches people the basics about horses. The University of Calgary Veterinary School brings in vets who discuss different topics such as nutrition, breeds, and the parts of the horse.

A Band of Outriders is an energetic 35-piece musical ensemble that plays everything from pop, to R&B, to Funk. The Outriders are comprised of Calgary Stampede Showband alumni and other musicians from the Calgary area. Make sure to catch the Outriders daily on the Enbridge Stage, as well as around Stampede Park

Trick Riding is an extreme sport which consists of cowgirls performing acrobatic stunts on horseback, as the horses gallop at full speed around the arena. Trick riding is centuries old and is now preformed as entertainment at rodeos around the world.

Come enjoy this comedic, athletic high dive show for the first time at the Calgary Stampede. Guaranteed to thrill audiences with high flying stunts from 90 feet in the air. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

The Prairie Mountain Fiddlers began in 1986 as a way to bring together all those interested in old time fiddle. Today their playing membership totals 45 to 50 and they have another 40 non-playing members. As well as the fiddlers, some members play guitar, banjo, mandolin, piano, bass and other acoustic instruments. To celebrate Alberta's Centennial in 2005, they completed their 4th recording. They have played sold out concerts at Mount Royal College, the University of Calgary, and the Bert Church Theatre in Airdrie. They have also performed at the Torrington Old Dance Festival, the Chevron Stampede Breakfast, and Heritage Park.

This utterly hilarious pair of juggling acrobats has made it their mission to dazzle audiences of all ages with their extraordinary technical abilities and burlesque-style staging. Their unique circus feats include acts such as a modern dance parody with exercise balls, a clown boxing match, percussive juggling and dynamic hand-to-hand performances. It's perfect entertainment for the entire family.

Up and down non-stop fun! Crazy jumps and stunts that will make your head spin. Come and meet the riders after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

The Treaty 7 First Nations and the Calgary Stampede present a cross-cultural exchange for First Nation's dancers and drummers to perform their traditional dances and songs at the Indian Village. Performances have been scheduled throughout Stampede to offer insight into the body movements, regalia, songs and sacred objects that are represented in the men's and women's dances.

You simply can't miss the Superdogs as they present "Holly-woof High"! The world's most popular dogs are everything from funky to fabulous in this all new family fun-filled furry production. See our highlight video Roving Roving Reporter Day 4: Superdogs.

Come join us for interactive hands on learning about horses! Horse Sense 101 is a family oriented program that teaches people the basics about horses. The University of Calgary Veterinary School brings in vets who discuss different topics such as nutrition, breeds, and the parts of the horse.

This favourite children's attraction is for kids between 4 and 12 years. Children have a ball testing their skills at a John Deere Tractor Pull. This event is loaded with audience participation, education and down home fun.

Twenty of the world's top competitors in each of the six major rodeo events – saddle bronc, bareback, bull riding, tie-down roping, steer wrestling, and ladies barrel racing – are meeting at the 2009 Calgary Stampede Rodeo to vie for a share of $2 million in total prize money. See our Rodeo highlight videos.

Take in the horsemanship and excitement of the Stampede Showriders. Don’t forget your camera!

Combining their comedic talents with cutting-edge dance choreography, Klown, Ill Will, Ready and Mini Me deliver an unforgettable experience that has crowds all over the world cheering for more. The USA Break Dancers perform to a blend of disco, funk, hip-hop, old-school rap and classic soul - music that will have everyone in the audience grooving and getting down to the bumper baby!

Terry Stokes is known across America as "America's Favourite Hypnotist." From the small pubs and bars in Atlanta, Ga., through the greatest fairs and outdoor shows in North America, to the finest showrooms in Las Vegas, Terry Stokes has become the premier stage hypnotist of our time. Terry's on-stage charisma has made "The Terry Stokes Show" the most unforgettable entertainment experience available.

Go "hog wild" with celebrity racing pigs, racing ducks and Abu the Wonder Pony! Audiences will be cheering on their favourite racer and are welcome to meet the animal stars after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

The Enbridge Stage welcomes the dancers of Indian Village as a new, exciting cultural experience for 2009. Check them out daily at 2:30 p.m. and take in the rich tradition that has been part of the Calgary Stampede since the beginning!

Check out the BMO Kids Zone in Saddledome Lane where teams of young cowboys and cowgirls between the ages of 5 and 10 test their team penning skills. This competition will teach children the basics of penning and teamwork! It's free, it's fun and it's back for 2009.

Enjoy the high-stepping music, colour and pageantry of visiting marching show bands as they bring their talents to the Enbridge Stage.

Come enjoy this comedic, athletic high dive show for the first time at the Calgary Stampede. Guaranteed to thrill audiences with high flying stunts from 90 feet in the air. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

The Priefert Percheron Hitch will be thundering through the 10 days of Stampede. Under the guidance of experienced horseman and talented driver Jason Goodman, the Priefert Percherons have evolved into one of the premier draft horse exhibition attractions in the country. These massive Black Percheron Draft Horses have been used for farming, logging, pulling heavy wagons, and carriages. The Priefert Percherons team is one of the largest; weighing an average of 2200 pounds and standing an average 18.2 hands tall. Come visit with Jason and these gentle giants.

This utterly hilarious pair of juggling acrobats has made it their mission to dazzle audiences of all ages with their extraordinary technical abilities and burlesque-style staging. Their unique circus feats include acts such as a modern dance parody with exercise balls, a clown boxing match, percussive juggling and dynamic hand-to-hand performances. It's perfect entertainment for the entire family.

Meet some of these young horsewomen and learn more about their training and skills.

You simply can't miss the Superdogs as they present "Holly-woof High"! The world's most popular dogs are everything from funky to fabulous in this all new family fun-filled furry production. See our highlight video Roving Roving Reporter Day 4: Superdogs.

This explosive group emerged from an underground live-show sensation to one of the most powerful touring shows in the U.S. Performing on everything from their signature "trash" kits including plastic buckets, huge ladders, mortar casings and giant 50 gallon containers, the band will keep the audience on their feet. Spark-emitting, masterfully played power tools, a mind-blowing beatbox "vocal artillery" session backed up by chest crushing, power-driven, sweat-drenched drumming makes this show something you won't want to miss!

Up and down non-stop fun! Crazy jumps and stunts that will make your head spin. Come and meet the riders after the show. See our highlight video Roving Reporter Day 1: Midway Circus.

Four talented sisters aged 14, 12 and 9 year old twins, make up this refreshing, energetic and dynamic family fiddling group from Chestermere, Alberta. These musical sisters have captivated audiences at the Calgary Stampede, Big Valley Jamboree, Spruce Meadows and other fairs and jamborees in and out of Alberta. The girls have enjoyed meeting a lot of influential and supportive people, who continue to inspire them with their positive feedback. As well as playing Traditional Celtic, “East Coast” style fiddle tunes, the girls sing and clog to their music with their Mom accompanying them on her guitar. Entertaining audiences with their toe tapping fiddle music is what keeps them motivated to practice and continue to work hard.

Check out the BMO Kids Zone in Saddledome Lane where teams of young cowboys and cowgirls between the ages of 5 and 10 test their team penning skills. This competition will teach children the basics of penning and teamwork! It's free, it's fun and it's back for 2009.

Terry Stokes is known across America as "America's Favourite Hypnotist." From the small pubs and bars in Atlanta, Ga., through the greatest fairs and outdoor shows in North America, to the finest showrooms in Las Vegas, Terry Stokes has become the premier stage hypnotist of our time. Terry's on-stage charisma has made "The Terry Stokes Show" the most unforgettable entertainment experience available.

One of the world’s finest riding horses! Come down to meet the riders and horses, and find out more about these beautiful animals.

Combining their comedic talents with cutting-edge dance choreography, Klown, Ill Will, Ready and Mini Me deliver an unforgettable experience that has crowds all over the world cheering for more. The USA Break Dancers perform to a blend of disco, funk, hip-hop, old-school rap and classic soul - music that will have everyone in the audience grooving and getting down to the bumper baby!