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Midwest Invitational Rodeo (MWIR) stands at the intersection of rodeo tradition and cultural empowerment. Founded by Nicole Scott, MWIR bills itself as a traveling African American Cowboy Cultural Experience, bringing authentic rodeo entertainment to communities across the United States. With a mission rooted in heritage, education, and community health initiatives, MWIR blends high-energy rodeo events with cultural storytelling, music, and education. The organization regularly updates fans about tour stops, partner events, and health resources for attendees, making it more than a show—it's a movement.

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MWIR has made notable stops in Genesee County (Mt. Morris, MI) and Huntsville (AL), and continues to expand with additional 2026 dates announced for Mt. Morris and Flint-area activities. Keep an eye on the official MWIR site and social channels for the latest schedule, ticket releases, and community partnerships.

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Follow MWIR for the latest tour updates and behind-the-scenes content: official website and social media profiles are linked below.

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About MWIR: Nicole Scott leads a traveling rodeo that emphasizes culture, inclusivity, and empowerment through historical roots of cowboy life. The Genesee County Fairgrounds hosted MWIR on June 13–14, 2025, drawing thousands, including roughly 7,500 attendees over two days. In Huntsville, Alabama, MWIR performed on March 8, 2025, at the Alabama A&M Agribition Center, showcasing local engagement and community health initiatives like EmpowerMENt Health & Wellness resources during the Flint-area edition of 2025. A 2026 MWIR stop is scheduled for Mt. Morris, MI (Genesee County) on June 12–13, with Flint-area activities also highlighted as part of MWIR's ongoing footprint.

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This page provides a concise profile of MWIR, including founder Nicole Scott, notable performances, discography highlights tied to their performances and storytelling, and upcoming tour information. For tickets, secure your seats through the links on this page and stay connected via the official MWIR channels.

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Social links and official sites: all performer pages include direct access to their official site and social profiles with target="_blank" and rel="noopener" to ensure safe, direct connections.

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Quick Facts About Midwest Invitational Rodeo

  • Official MWIR site describes it as an African American Cowboy Cultural Experience and a traveling rodeo across the nation.
  • Founder is Nicole Scott; local coverage notes her leadership and the event’s cultural mission.
  • Genesee County Fairgrounds (Mt Morris, MI) hosted MWIR on June 13–14, 2025, drawing thousands (about 7,500 attendees over two days).
  • Huntsville, Alabama hosted MWIR on March 8, 2025, at the Alabama A&M Agribition Center.
  • Flint‑area 2025 edition included EmpowerMENt Health & Wellness Fair to provide health resources to attendees.
  • 2026 MWIR stop is listed for Mt Morris, MI (Genesee County) on June 12–13, 2026, with the Flint site also indicated as part of MWIR activities.

About MWIR: Nicole Scott leads a traveling rodeo that emphasizes culture, inclusivity, and empowerment through historical roots of cowboy life. The Genesee County Fairgrounds hosted MWIR on June 13–14, 2025, drawing thousands, including roughly 7,500 attendees over two days. In Huntsville, Alabama, MWIR performed on March 8, 2025, at the Alabama A&M Agribition Center, showcasing local engagement and community health initiatives like EmpowerMENt Health & Wellness resources during the Flint-area edition of 2025. A 2026 MWIR stop is scheduled for Mt. Morris, MI (Genesee County) on June 12–13, with Flint-area activities also highlighted as part of MWIR's ongoing footprint.

This page provides a concise profile of MWIR, including founder Nicole Scott, notable performances, discography highlights tied to their performances and storytelling, and upcoming tour information. For tickets, secure your seats through the links on this page and stay connected via the official MWIR channels.

Social links and official sites: all performer pages include direct access to their official site and social profiles with target="_blank" and rel="noopener" to ensure safe, direct connections.

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