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$15 - Adult General Admission ADVANCE PRICE
!!! BUY IN ADVANCE AND SAVE 25% !!!
$20 ADULT GENERAL ADMISSION PRICE AT THE GATE
The Fest is now EVEN MORE FAMILY FRIENDLY!
Kids 10 and Under are FREE!
Fairgrounds PARKING is FREE!
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TICKETS ALSO AVAILABLE AT:
Hanson Grain
968 West Washington St
Hanson, MA 02341
(781) 447-6621
www.HansonGrain.com
WATD 95.9 FM Radio
131 Enterprise Drive
Marshfield, MA 02050
781-837-1166
www.959WATD.com
TICKETS GO ON SALE FEB. 1st, 2012
2:00pm
All Day
2:00pm - 6:00pm
4:00pm - 6:00pm
3:00pm - 6:00pm
6:00pm - 7:00pm
7:00pm - 9:30pm
9:30pm
Gates Open
Peoples Choice BEST OF THE FEST BBQ and Chili
Contest Presented by Coors, Chuck Wagon-palooza,
Hay Rides, Pony Rides, Fun for the kids and much more!
Massachussets Team Penning Competition
(Agricultural Ring)
Miss Rodeo New England Horsemanship Competition Presented by CowboySpirit.TV (Grandstand Arena)
LIVE Country Music Featuring Something with Digby and Kiley Evans (Family Music Stage)
Lil Buckaroos Rodeo: Stick Horse Races, Calf Scramble,
and more! (Grandstand Arena)
Professional Rodeo Performance Begins
Bullriding, Bronc riding, Barrel Racing, and more!
(Grandstand Arena)
Gates Close See yall tomorrow!
Massachusetts Team Penning Competition
Cowboy Church Service (Grandstands)
LIVE Country Music Featuring Something with Digby
(Family Music Stage)
Gates Close See yall next year!
12:00pm
12:00pm - 2:00pm
12:30pm - 1:00pm
1:00pm - 2:00pm
2:00pm - 3:00pm
3:00pm - 5:30pm
6:30pm
Things to keep in mind so that everyone in attendance has an enjoyable time.
HOST HOTEL
The Best Western
909 Hingham Street
Rockland, MA 02370
(781) 871-5660
Rodeo Contestant Rate Per Night: $89.00+ tax
ATTN: ROOMS SELL OUT FAST, SO BOOK YOURS EARLY!!!
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TEAM PENNING Contestants should contact Joyce "Pinky" Cravens at 508-378-1242 for entry details.
ATTENTION PRCA and WPRA Contestants!
A hearty THANK YOU to all who come compete at our rodeo. We are grateful for each and every one of you.
We look forward to seeing all of you next year.
CONTESTANT PARKING
Contestants pulling horse trailers should enter thru Gate E on River St. and park in the back down by the barns on the LEFT side (barn side) of the road. Please do not park on the right side of the road.
NO Parking on the stone dust.
Stalls are available at no charge again this year, but we ask for a refundable $50 deposit. You're deposit will be refunded when you leave the grounds.
The New England Wild West Fest is the signature fundraising event for the Spirit of the American Cowboy Foundation, a Boston, MA based, all volunteer non-profit corporation which is dedicated to raising money for childrens cancer research primarily by showcasing the sport of rodeo and other aspects of the western lifestyle. At this time, the Foundations chosen primary beneficiary is the Boston, MA based Jimmy Fund, the principle fundraising arm of the Dana Farber Cancer Institute.
The Foundation's Annual Gift
The Foundation's goal is to make an annual gift to our chosen beneficiary or beneficiaries. Our annual gift will generally consist of a combination of direct contributions to the beneficiary by the Foundations supporters, corporate matching gifts, and a grant from our giving account within the U.S. Charitable Gift Trust.
In 2011, we were proud to give $25,000 to the Jimmy Fund / Dana Farber Cancer Institute. Since 2007, the Foundation has given a total of $127,000 to pediatric cancer research.
Why the Mission to Join the Fight Against Childhood Cancer?
To a certain extent it is because we believe that the sports of rodeo and bullriding reach their highest calling when put forth in the name of a charitable cause. They are a unique legacy of a great nation, one with a generous and courageous heart. But there is more to it than that.
The true cowboy spirit is about being brave enough to face a foe that is much greater than any man. Its about being courageous enough to fight through the physical pain that comes with facing that foe time after time. Its about having the strength of mind and spirit to never quit, to never give up, no matter how difficult the struggle or bleak the odds. This is how the cowboy spirit is related to the fight against childhood cancer.
The original inspiration for the work of the Foundation came from the battle fought and won by an exceedingly courageous young man named Ian Emery and his family. We remain humbled by, and in awe of, the strength and courage that sustained them through their long struggle.
It has been said that there are no atheists in a rodeo arena. So too can that most certainly be said about any pediatric oncology ward. Showing a willingness to reach beyond themselves and their own abilities and limitations, seeking out a higher power, and finding the added inner strength to never give up the fight against a fearsome and powerful foe that they do not understand nor know that they can conquer is what children who face this deadly disease do each and every day during their struggle. In that, there is no better example of what we call the Spirit of the American Cowboy.
Mailing Address:
Spirit of the American Cowboy Foundation
P.O. Box 960003
Boston, MA 02196
Mike Allison Jeanna Frawley
Executive Director Director of Operations
508-944-3530 Operations_CowboySpirit.org
Mike_CowboySpirit.org
Bill Miller Vito Marrotta
Creative Director Director of Vending and Food Service
Bill _CowboySpirit.org Vendors_CowboySpirit.org
Ann Marie Naphen Mandy Deveno
Director of Children's Activities Pageant Director
rodeomom47_hotmail.com Miss Rodeo New England Pageant
mandydeveno_yahoo.com
Directions to the Fest
From the West:
Take 95 south to 93 north to 3 south, exit 12. Turn right at the lights (east on Rt.139), at the 4th set of lights, 2.7 miles, turn left onto Rt. 3A north. The Marshfield Fair is one block on the right.
From the North:
Take 93 south to Rt. 3 south exit 12. Turn right at the lights (east on Rt.139), at the 4th set of lights, 2.7 miles, turn left onto Rt. 3A north. The Marshfield Fair is one block on the right.
From the Providence Area:
Take 95 north to 93 north to 3 south, exit 12. Turn right at the lights (east on Rt.139), at the 4th set of lights, 2.7 miles, turn left onto Rt. 3A north. The Marshfield Fair is one block on the right.
From The Worcester Area:
Take 90 east/Mass Pike to 95 south to 93 north to 3 south, exit 12. Turn right at the lights (east on Rt.139), at the 4th set of lights, 2.7 miles, turn left onto Rt. 3A north. The Marshfield Fair is one block on the right.
From the Taunton Area:
Take 44 east to 3 north, exit 12 turn left at the lights (east on Rt.139), at the 4th set of lights, 2.7 miles, turn left onto Rt. 3A north. The Marshfield Fair is one block on the right.
The Miss Rodeo New England Pageant is looking for talented, beautiful, and well-spoken horsewomen to serve as ambassadors for each of the New England States. They will represent and promote Americas Original Professional Sport RODEO. They will serve as the official spokesperson for the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association in her home state.
These energetic cowgirls are judged in the major categories of personality, appearance, horsemanship, rodeo knowledge & presentation, public speaking, personal interviewing, equine science, current event awareness, photogenic qualities, visual poise, and overall professionalism. The cowgirls chosen at the Miss Rodeo New England Pageant will then represent their home state at the Miss Rodeo America Pageant in Las Vegas for the premier title of Miss Rodeo America!
A hearty thank you goes out to the Padula Brothers who are the Official Miss Rodeo New England Pageant sponsors for 2012.
If you are interested or know someone who is, please contact Miss Rodeo New England Pageant Director, Mandy Deveno at MandyDeveno_yahoo.com .
The New England Wild West Fest Presented by Eaton Vance and State Street Corporation is the signature fundraising event for the Spirit of the American Cowboy Foundation, a Boston, MA based, all volunteer non-profit corporation which is dedicated to raising money for children's cancer research primarily by showcasing the sport of rodeo and other aspects of the western lifestyle.
The Foundation's beneficiary is the Boston, MA based Jimmy Fund , the principal fundraising arm of the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. Since 2007, the Foundation has given $127,000 to pediatric cancer research.
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