Famous rodeo professionals Brandon Dunn and Ken Stonecipher are making their way to Canadian for the 4th of July Rodeo. Dunn is an experienced entertainer and barrelman, whereas Stonecipher is a multifaceted, talented announcer. Both are respected in their fields and greatly loved by audiences.

The announcing, jokes, and skits make the show fun to watch, but barrelmen and announcers play a bigger role in rodeos than some might realize.

Summer Theatre Camp starts Monday, June 28! During next week’s rehearsals, 30 campers will be hard at work to prepare for their upcoming performance. Showtime is at 6 pm on Friday, July 2, in the Texas Crown Performance Hall.

Along with many Independence Day celebrations, the famous Turtle Race is back. The race is sponsored by the Canadian River Beach Club. All kids 12 and under are welcome to participate. Registration will begin at 8 am on Saturday, July 3, on the courthouse parking lot. Sign-ups will continue until the parade reaches the courthouse. The races will start immediately after the parade. The big day is coming up, and there are a few rules to remember in preparation.

Looking for a chance to win up to $1,000 during this 4th of July weekend? If yes, then the Bull Drop Bingo is for you! The Canadian River Beach Club is hosting a Bull Drop Bingo this year on Friday and Saturday, July 2-3. The famous game will take place outside the rodeo grounds at the east entrance.