Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo Tickets

The Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo (BPIR) is the nation’s longest-running Black rodeo, blending traditional rodeo events with cultural programming, fashion, and community scholarships. Founded in 1984 by Lu Vason and currently produced by Valeria Vason-Cunningham, BPIR tours nationally, presenting a dynamic mix of competition, artistry, and education. Based in a country with deep rodeo roots, BPIR stands out for its commitment to inclusive, high-energy programming that showcases top rodeo athletes and celebrates Black urban and rural communities alike.

Whether you’re in Fort Worth, TX, or planning to catch a show during BPIR’s national tour, you’ll find accessible seating options, family-friendly entertainment, and opportunities to connect with artists and supporters through official channels. We’ve got you covered for tickets, schedules, and insider tips to secure your seats.

BPIR’s 2025 schedule features multiple performances in Fort Worth at the historic Cowtown Coliseum, including February 15, June 14, May 17, and August 16. Each date is treated as its own event, with a focus on traditional rodeo competition, cultural programming, and community scholarships. For broader BPIR events, the tour includes additional venues nationwide, reflecting the organization’s mission to celebrate Black heritage in rodeo culture. Follow BPIR for the latest tour updates and social media announcements to stay in the loop on new dates, appearances, and community initiatives.

Find official updates and connect with BPIR here: Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, X (Twitter), and TikTok. We’ve included direct links to these profiles below to help you stay informed. And when you’re ready, secure your seats with us for a straightforward, reliable ticket-buying experience.