Mission Rodeo

The Farm represents a transformational investment in the future of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo and the city of Houston. In this episode, Mayor John Whitmire and President and CEO Chris Boleman discuss the groundbreaking ceremony, the vision behind the new agricultural complex and the lasting impact it will have on education, agriculture and our community for generations to come. 

In this episode, we sit down with Chairman of the Board Wesley Sinor and Executive Committee Member Jeff Hayes to discuss the volunteer-driven spirit that makes the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo unlike any other organization. Learn how our dedicated volunteers help make our mission possible and the important role they will play as we expand into the new agricultural complex along Highway 288. 

What does the future of Rodeo with the new agricultural complex along Highway 288 look like? President and CEO Chris Boleman and Chief Mission Officer Julie Bass join us to share what attendees can expect at this year's Rodeo and how the new agricultural complex will enhance the experience while creating new opportunities for youth, agriculture and education. 

A name is more than a label. It's a reflection of purpose, legacy and the future. Join Amber Burda, chief operating officer and general manager, as she discusses the importance of naming the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo's new agricultural complex along Highway 288, the process behind selecting the right name, and how the community can play a role in shaping a landmark that will serve generations to come. The public voting window for the agricultural complex naming has been extended through September 8, 11:59 p.m. CST. 

In this episode, President and CEO Chris Boleman and Chairman of the Board Wesley Sinor discuss the future of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo following one of the organization's most historic announcements. Learn how the new world-class agricultural complex along Highway 288 will create opportunities for youth, agriculture and education while positioning the Rodeo for generations to come.