Arizona livestock show returning to Phoenix for 78th year
Celebration of agriculture, community coming to Fairgrounds
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The Arizona National Livestock Show is coming to Phoenix.
The free event features a lineup of activities, including livestock competitions and family-friendly entertainment. It takes place Dec. 27-31 at the Arizona State Fairgrounds, 1826 W. McDowell Road.
“The Arizona National Livestock Show offers an incredible chance to spark curiosity about the origins of our food while building a greater appreciation for the agricultural traditions and practices that sustain our communities,” Tyler Grandil, Arizona National executive director, shared in a press release. “It’s a celebration of learning, connection, and the hardworking people who make agriculture possible.”
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Arizona livestock show returning to Phoenix for 78th year
Celebration of agriculture, community coming to Fairgrounds
(Photo provided by Evolve PR and Marketing)
(Photo provided by Evolve PR and Marketing)
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What: Arizona National Livestock Show
When: Dec. 27-31
Where: Arizona State Fairgrounds, 1826 W. McDowell Road, Phoenix
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The Arizona National Livestock Show is coming to Phoenix.
The free event features a lineup of activities, including livestock competitions and family-friendly entertainment. It takes place Dec. 27-31 at the Arizona State Fairgrounds, 1826 W. McDowell Road.
“The Arizona National Livestock Show offers an incredible chance to spark curiosity about the origins of our food while building a greater appreciation for the agricultural traditions and practices that sustain our communities,” Tyler Grandil, Arizona National executive director, shared in a press release. “It’s a celebration of learning, connection, and the hardworking people who make agriculture possible.”
Events will include livestock competitions, rodeo events, stockdog trials, horse judging, and more.
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