Trail riders are on their way to Houston, ushering in the annual Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo season! See maps for each trail ride to find out where they are on their journeys.

According to the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, the Texas Trail Ride tradition began in 1952, when four men rode on horseback from Brenham to Houston to promote the event. Today, more than ...

More than 2,000 trail riders on 11 different routes are descending on Houston's Memorial Park prior to the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.

U.S. Army Commanding General James E. Rainey, U.S. Navy Rear Admiral James P. Waters, and U.S. Marine Corps Brigadier General ...

There's a series of ongoing kickoff events ahead of the start of rodeo performances and concerts next Tuesday. The annual ...

More than 2,000 trail riders from 11 different trail rides will embark on the journey this year, leading them to Houston for the rodeo. This has been an annual tradition for the last 71 years to ...

Attendees at the Houston rodeo have the chance to enjoy a variety of entertainment options. This includes traditional competitions lik “bareback riding, bull riding, saddle bronc riding ...

Decorative floats, marching bands, wagons, trail riders and horses all stepped off for the parade on Walker St. at 10 a.m. The Downtown Houston Rodeo Parade is a tradition dating back to 1938 ...

Children ages 5 and 6 ride sheep who dash from one end of a pen to another. That's mutton bustin' at the Houston Livestock ...

For years, the unofficial mayor of Houston ... in 1993 by the Rodeo's Black Heritage Committee, the day has become a celebration of the Black cowboys and the community from trail riders, wranglers ...

Spending spring break in Houston? Explore family-friendly destinations, from the rodeo to museums, beaches and hands-on ...