Canadian Finals Rodeo November 3 – 7, 2021

CFR – Canadian Finals Rodeo

Join us for the very best rodeo contestants competing in 6 action-packed performances for the top prize November 3^rd to 7^that the Peavey Mart Centrium.

Wednesday, November 3 – Doors at 5:00 pm | Performance at 6:00 pm
Thursday, November 4 – Doors at 5:00 pm | Performance at 6:00 pm
Friday, November 5 – Doors at 5:00 pm | Performance at 6:00 pm
Saturday Afternoon, November 6 – Doors at 11:00 am | Performance at 12:00 pm
Saturday Evening, November 6 – Doors at 5:00 pm | Performance at 6:00 pm
Sunday, November 7 – Doors at 11:00 am | Performance at 12:00 pm

The Canadian Finals Rodeo is a world-class rodeo event that brings together the very best rodeo contestants and fans in the country. Over five days, all major pro-rodeo events will take place during all 6 performances including Bareback, Steer Wrestling, Team Roping, Saddle Bronc, Tie-Down Roping, Ladies Barrel Racing, and Bull Riding. As well, fans will enjoy Junior Steer Riding, Novice Saddle and Bareback Riding and for the first time ever, Breakaway Roping during select performances.

Visit the official CFR website for more information.

Daily Activities

You don’t need a ticket to the performances to take part in the celebration; you can catch onsite events each day, including a Cabaret with live music, Buckle Presentations, Contestant Hot-Stoves, Autograph Signings, a First-Class Tradeshow, and more – all free!

Also free this year is parking – there is no charge to enter the Westerner grounds.

Visit the official CFR website, where we will update with a full list of 2021 on-site activities at CFR 47.

Canadian Finals Rodeo – Performance #1

Event Date: Wed, Nov-3-2021
Event Time: 6:00 pm

Canadian Finals Rodeo – Performance #2

Event Date: Thu, Nov-4-2021
Event Time: 6:00 pm

Canadian Finals Rodeo – Performance #3

Event Date: Fri, Nov-5-2021
Event Time: 6:00 pm

Canadian Finals Rodeo – Performance #4

Event Date: Sat, Nov-6-2021
Event Time: Noon

Canadian Finals Rodeo – Performance #5

Event Date: Sat, Nov-6-2021
Event Time: 6:00 pm

Canadian Finals Rodeo – Performance #6

Event Date: Sun, Nov-7-2021
Event Time: Noon

COVID-19 Restrictions Exemption In Effect At Westerner ParkEffective immediately and for the forseeable future, all entrants of Westerner Park, including employees, contractors, volunteers, event organizers & attendees aged 12 and older will be required to show proof of one of the following:

- Full COVID-19 vaccination.

Negative COVID-19 PCR or rapid test, from a privately-paid testing provider, completed within 72 hours of an event’s start time.

Formal documentation of a medical exemption.

Masks will also be required in compliance with Alberta Health Services guidelines. Anyone unable to wear a mask will be asked to provide their medical exception letter.

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