Camp Verde, Arizona – America’s southwest is no stranger to the rough and tumble cowboy ways that helped build its foundation. From rich ranching histories to high-flying rodeo games, the southwest has fostered a love for the cowboy way of life. Although the world has modernized and streets have turned from gravel to asphalt, the southwest still takes any chance to celebrate a little bit of cowboy fun. So let’s head down south and see what Arizona and New Mexico have in store for us at the 2024 Turquoise Circuit Finals Rodeo.

An integral part of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association, the Turquoise Circuit is one of many PRCA circuits that allow contestants to compete in and advance to a national championship as a branch of the multimillion-dollar PRCA tree. Composed of rodeos in Arizona and New Mexico, homegrown rodeo heroes who call the desert home participate in nearly 20 rodeos across the two states. All culminating in a final championship in Camp Verde, Arizona on November 1st and 2nd. 

“We love hosting this event in Camp Verde. The rodeo competition is the best you’ll see, and the community is so welcoming. It’s always a great time.” -Board President Tony Zembik

As a 1 of 14 PRCA circuits across the United States, the Turquoise Circuit includes all the rodeo events you know and love. Barrels, bulls, broncs, and more, the 2024 Turquoise Circuit Rodeo will send champions from each event and overall year-end winners to compete in the 2024 RAM National Circuit Finals Rodeo Championship.

Don’t miss your chance to support your Turquoise Circuit favorites this November!

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In addition to rodeo fun, fans can enjoy a variety of food vendors, artisan and handcrafted goods, beer gardens, and more! Fans will also have the opportunity to enjoy performances by world-renowned trick rider, Bella Da Costa. Tickets are known to sell out quickly so don’t miss your chance to purchase yours today! We can’t wait to see you at the 2024 Turquoise Circuit Finals this November 1st and 2nd in Camp Verde, Arizona!

CLN Community & Event Sponsor

Taryn Cantrell is an Arizona native who has spent many hours in the rodeo arena. Having grown up barrel racing, serving as the 2017 Gilbert Days Rodeo Queen and as a member of the Cowgirls Historical Foundation, Taryn is passionate about her western heritage and all things rodeo. When she’s not on horseback, Taryn can be found playing her bass guitar, painting, and performing around Phoenix with her band. Taryn is a graduate of Arizona State University with her Bachelor’s Degree in Vocal Performance. Taryn is proud to combine her love of the arts with her love of rodeo and has been honored to sing The National Anthem at various rodeos across the beautiful state of Arizona. Alongside her love for art and music, preserving her western heritage and promoting the sport of rodeo are just two of Taryn’s many passions. Taryn is so honored to share her love of rodeo with Cowboy Lifestyle Network’s wonderful audience.