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• Continous Live Entertainment! • Living History Encampments • Gunfighter Town • Stage Coach and Buggy Rides • Chuckwagon Encampment • Live Music All Day Long! ...And More! |
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• Continuous Live Entertainment!
• Living History Encampments
• Gunfighter Town
• Stage Coach And Buggy Rides
• Chuckwagon Encampment
• Live Music All Day Long!
Western Music Association 2006 Female Vocalist of the Year, AWA 2005 Female Western Performer of the Year, and WMA 2005 Crescendo Award winner Juni Fisher has been likened to movie director John Ford for her sweeping, epic story songs, to Stanley Kubrick for her stark, raw edged vignettes of the history of the American West, and to Folk Music icons Ian Tyson and Tom Russell for hard hitting, soulful lyrics. Her straightforward, on the mark vocals give voice to the soul of this remarkable songwriter. Traditional folk music blends seamlessly with her songs of the American West, and many a listener has been moved by her unmistakably original music. Captivating performances, filled with essential marriage of crystalline guitar passages, and heart wrenching delivery are what Juni Fisher does best. It has been said that "Juni's music is part angelic, part devilish, and inspired from deep within her soul. Her voice is simply pure and beautiful, with no gimmicks. However, her best God-given talent is the ability to tell a poignant story that moves you down to your inner core.” |
Syd Masters perseveres in building a legacy that enhances our understanding of Western Americana. Combining classic favorites with colorful songwriting, his music paints a vivid landscape of the emotions and dreams that move within each of us. The quality of this singer?s melodies branch from his accomplished musicianship, adoration of the mountains and prairies he calls home, and an elevated warmth for those who dance, listen and smile along with his songs. He and his Swing Riders are a highly talented, thoroughly funny, good time cowboy band! Syd's timeless melody "Under New Mexico
Skies" was given the On the national scene both The Western Music Association and The Academy of Western Artists have awarded or nominated Syd numerous times for Best Male Vocalist, Best Western Swing Band, Best Album, Song, Songwriter, and Entertainer. Alibi Music Magazine placed "Cowboys on the Moon" number eight on its Ten Best CD's to Buy list for that year. Syd's rich lead vocals and humorous wit make
for an unforgettable live performance. He prides
himself in always presenting the appropriate
show for each particular venue. Pulling from
a seemingly endless repertoire of material,
he'll keep folks dancing, laughing, and singing
along! |
Peaches O’Day brings Mae West to life on Friday and Saturday night at the Belle Union Saloon! She’s everything you’d expect from this sexy siren and more – her fabulous wardrobe, figure, voice and one-liners will liven up the stage like never before. Accompanying her will be the high-stepping, high-kicking Dancehall Darlings Can-Can Dancers, with guest performances by Miss Tabby. Produced by River Crossing Inc., this show brings you songs and dances inspired by classic western movies such as Abilene Town, Klondike Annie, Calamity Jane, and Destry Rides Again. Step back in time and enjoy the atmosphere of a smoky Old West saloon where pretty ladies in beautiful costumes bring you a lively, sexy, fun show in the flavor of Hollywood’s Silver Screen! "Come on up and see her" - the one and only Peaches O’Day at the Belle Union Saloon - you’ll never forget her! As Peaches would say, “Mmm, honey, no one ever does!” The part of Peaches O’Day will be played by Lonna Miller, a professional singer-entertainer. She has recorded many albums as well as numerous local, regional and national commercials. For two consecutive years she placed first in the professional songwriting and vocalist competition of Nashville’s Music City Song Festival, an international competition covering 50 states and 22 countries. Her recordings have covered contemporary gospel, classic rock, and pop top/40. |
People around the globe are delighted about Kip Calahan, a feisty and vivacious New Mexico singer/songwriter, who can be heard on radio stations in Germany, France, Belgium, Norway and the United States, and in live appearances in the United States and Japan. Calahan cut (gnashed) her teeth on country music touring on the nightclub circuit. She landed in Nashville where she spent six years playing the downtown clubs and showcases. A vacation took her back home to southwest New Mexico where she met the cowboy of her dreams. When she married him and took up residence on a ranch where he is foreman, she traded her dream of becoming a "modern country" singer for a childhood dream of being a rancher's wife in the wide open spaces of the west, but she didn't give up music. Calahan followed her heart to Western Music, where her choice of songs from traditional cowboy ballads to upbeat contemporary sounds, reflects as much range as her vocal abilities. Kip Calahan released her second western album, Dust Devil Angel, in 2004. One reviewer described it as "sassy, sultry, spunky, sexy, and smooth." Dust Devil Angel was named Western Album of the Year by the Western Music Association. Kip's song, "What Cowboy Means," from her debut album, Cowboys, Cowgirls, Roundups, and Rodeos was honored as Traditional Western Song of the Year. |
Hailed as a cowboy's cowboy-song singer, and accompanied by his superb guitar work, Bill Barwick’s singing, songwriting and storytelling are a performance not to be missed. He’s the winner of the 2005 Will Rogers Cowboy Award for Western Music Male Vocalist of the Year, presented by the Academy of Western Artists. A talented, internationally recognized entertainer, Bill appears regularly at one of the west’s best-known cowboy venues, Denver’s historic Buckhorn Exchange. He’s a frequent guest at cowboy gatherings and music festivals across the country, and is a returning feature at prestigious events like the Walnut Valley Festival and the Colorado Cowboy Poetry Gathering at the Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities. You might also recognize him as the television spokesperson for Encore’s ‘Westerns’ Channel. |
DEVON DAWSON Devon Dawson, known of Fort Worth, Texas, has garnered top nominations nationally as “Female Performer of the Year” and “ Songwriter of the year” by The Western Music Association and The Academy of Western Artists. A founding member of the award winning cowboy swing group, “The Texas Trailhands”, Miss Devon’s vocals and lively guitar strumming brings to mind ‘swing time cowgirls’ like Patsy Montana, Rosalie Allen, and Dale Evans. She is also known as the singin’, yodelin’, voice of “Jessie the Yodelin’ Cowgirl”, of Toy Story 2 fame, as heard on the Grammy–winning CD, Woody’s Roundup featuring Riders in the Sky, released by Walt Disney Records. In the Dallas/Fort Worth area, Devon makes personal appearances as “Jessie” from Radio Disney, Imagination Celebration, National Cowgirl Hall of Fame, and occasionally joins Riders In the Sky onstage, as she did in March 2001, when she appeared on the Grand Old Opry in Nashville, Tennessee. |
The soul of T. J. Casey was shaped in him by the precepts of his mama and daddy, by his childhood in Montana's beautiful but harsh and remote Pryor Mountains, and by close association with horses and cattle before he can even remember. Living primitively (by today's standards), with no electricity, telephone or indoor plumbing taught him just how unimportant money and possessions really are in life. Mentored by old cowboys and old horses, T.J. learned honesty, humor, respect, trustworthiness, and strength of character. Wild cattle and younger horses taught him mental and physical brawn and agility, and developed in him a good measure of toughness and tenacity. Interwoven with these forces was the powerful oral history of the cowboy, which T. J. was steeped in through poems, stories and songs, passed down from those who'd gone before. That culture became woof and warp of his soul, so that the songs and poems spawned there today bear witness of and are true to his cowboy heritage. Spending two thirds of his life so far in a saddle, working with cattle and horses on ranches across the West, gives T. J. Casey and his words and music an authenticity impossible to manufacture . . . they are truly "of the land. " Being onstage as an entertainer nationwide across the last three decades gives T. J. Casey and his words, music, and presentation a polish and presence impossible to manufacture . . . they are truly "for the audience." When this larger-than-life artist steps under the spotlight, looks you in the eye, strums the strings on his guitar and opens his mouth to sing, the cowboy from his soul communicates with you . . . you live the song, the poem, the story. You smell trail dust and campfire smoke, feel sweat and grit on your brow, taste the blessed refreshment of clear spring water after a long, hot day of work…. |
Dave Bourne has been playing piano professionally since his first job in the Calico Saloon at Knott’s Berry Farm in 1958. He is a graduate of USC with a degree in Music Education. He has played bass and recorded with the “Wagonmasters”, the cowboy group who entertained in the Wagon Camp at Knott’s from 1955 until 1968. He has released three albums playing cornet with his own “Dawn of the Century Ragtime Orchestra” and three cassettes playing guitar with his own western singing group, the “Lobo Rangers”. His latest CD series, “Saloon Piano” I, II, and III, feature melodies from 1845 to 1910. Dave performed at End of Trail with his western singing group, “The Lobo Rangers” from 1993 through 1996. For the past five years he has been the regular saloon piano player at the Belle Union Saloon and Gambling Emporium. Dave a.k.a. Lobo Ranger is a mounted shooter and a member of the California Desperados. |
The Sons of the Rio Grande formed as a trio in 1996 from veterans of the active Western Music scene in the Rio Grande Valley of Central New Mexico. They shared a desire to build a strong acoustic band with a lean, vocal oriented sound. The result is a stirring combination of tight trio harmony and lively instrumental work that evokes the original Sons of the Pioneers, but builds on that excellent tradition with material spanning a century of Western Music, including several of the group's original compositions. The title track of their debut album, The Spirit & Beauty of the West, won them the New Mexico Industry Award for Best Folk Song of 2003. |
Earl Gleason grew up on a farm along the middle Rio Grande valley of central New Mexico. At an early age Earl knew he wanted to play a guitar and sing. When he was about 8 years old he asked his Dad for a guitar. This was during WWII, and his father knew it would be hard to find a guitar that he could afford. Mr. Gleason came home one day with a used big box Stella guitar, and there began the story. Earl has been an active member of the Western Music Association and the Association of Western Artists for many years. He especially enjoys singing the old cowboy songs around the fires at the Chuck Wagon camps. Earl has been writing, singing songs and talking to people everywhere to encourage interest in preserving the historic sites and songs of the cowboy days in the old west. In 2006 the song “Springerville” that Earl wrote and recorded on his CD “The Drovers” was in the top ten nominations for Western Music Association National Song of the Year. Another song he recorded on that CD, written by Jerry Campbell and Bob Wagoner was in the top five. Earl also tied for first place as Male Yodeler of the Year at the National Western Music Association Show. |
Formed in early 1977 when most of its members were living or working in Los Alamos, Atomic Grass has been one of the longest-running bluegrass music groups in northern New Mexico. The group has performed throughout New Mexico and the Southwest at concerts, festivals, weddings, parties and community events. This four-member band's repertoire includes the traditional bluegrass songs as well as modern compositions from contemporary country and acoustic music songwriters. Their sound is composed of smooth vocal harmonies and tight, lively instrumentals with banjo, mandolin, guitar and string bass. Ron Hale plays rhythm and lead guitar; Haywood Martin plays mandolin; Larry Longmire plays a hard-driving Scruggs-style banjo; and Phil Vergamini plays acoustic string bass and is a founding member of the band. |
Jess (aka Eighter from Decatur) is a 14-year old fiddler from rural Wise County Texas. He began playing at the age of 7 with world champion fiddler and teacher Dale Morris. At age 9, Jess won the prestigious title of Texas State Junior Fiddle Champion - the youngest to ever win this competition. Jess has become one of the popular fiddlers with the area honky-tonk and dance crowds. In 2005 Jess captured top titles to both the Junior World Championship and the Red Steagall Cowboy Gathering in Fort Worth. In 2006 after a repeat performance he was again crowned champion by Red Steagall. He also received the 2006 Rising Star Award from the Cowtown Society of Western Music. Recent appearances include Six Flags Over Texas, the Texas State Fair, Billy Bob's of Texas, FM 95.9 The Ranch Radio, and the Las Vegas’ Riviera Hotel along with numerous other appearances throughout Texas and beyond. A versatile fiddler, Jess' love of Bob Wills and Western Swing music shines brightly when he plays and always WOWS the crowd. |
TC Thorstenson is the President and founder of Buffalo Express. He is the world's foremost trainer of performance buffalo and, perhaps the only available expert on the obscure subject. This unusual and extraordinary talent has taken him across the Untied States, Canada, and Mexico numerous times, entertaining audiences with his buffalo prodigy, "Harvey Wallbanger, JR." Collin "TC" Thorstenson was raised in South Dakota's Standing Rock Souix Indian Reservation, just south of Ft. Yates, North Dakota. Fascinated with animals and surrounded with everything from sheep to cattle, and horses to buffalo, it wasn't long before TC began to develop his early animal training techniques. His goal was to successfully train bison, considered the "un-trainable" animal. Initially his attempts to train these stubborn animals was an exercise in futility. His failure was characterized by the fact that he tried to train the calves the same way young horses were commonly trained. It didn't take TC long to realized this approach was not working. It was in 1978, poachers attacked his small herd, leaving a three day old bull buffalo calf orphaned. Thorstenson bottle fed the calf to keep it alive. The unforeseen result was that the calf became imprinted on TC and soon the calf followed him around as if he, himself, was the calf's mother. Today, with movies, commercials, sporting events, special events, rodeos, and a multitude of other appearances and performances to their credit, TC and Harvey Wallbanger continue to showcase the great American Bison. What began as an adventure for a small boy in South Dakota, has turned into a life long adventure for a man and his dream. A dream that started with trying to train an "un-trainable" animal became a life's goal to showcase to the world just how magnificent this icon of American history, the bison, remains. TC once said, "Bison have made me successful, now it's my turn to make the Bison famous". After several decades of hard work this statement has proven correct. Please join Buffalo Express, as the adventure continues. |
The fastest man with a gun who ever lived is coming to town. Bob Munden, who has held all 18 world records in speed shooting since 1960, has astounded audiences world wide with his amazing fast-draw abilities. While 1950’s TV-western stars like Marshal Dillon of “Gunsmoke” slapped leather at eight tenths of a second, Munden’s fastest time, officially recorded in New York by Guinness Book of World Records representatives, is a one and three-quarters one hundredths of one second — which is less than one half of one half of one tenth of one second. Munden, who stresses gun safety in the shows as well as telling tales about the myths of the Old West, says it is hard for people to understand something that happens so quickly. Through the years Munden has refused to use anything but the real thing. His Colt .45 single actions weigh just over two and a quarter pounds and his holsters “do not move, swivel, or open up in any manner.” |
Among the legends of the Old West, perhaps the most celebrated were the gunfighters, sheriffs, marshals, and peace officers. Names like Wyatt Earp, Bat Masterson, Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane, Billy the Kid, and the James boys have taken on celebrity status as time and television have made them greater than life. Jim Dunham is a world famous "quick gun artist" and an authority on the Old West. He is an extraordinary gunfighter and fast-draw artist who will take you back to the raucous, unpredictable days of Dodge City, the O.K. Corral, frontier towns and cattle drives, and the people who made them famous. A talented and prolific entertainer, Jim Dunham studied art, theatre, and western history at the University of Colorado in Boulder, producing and presenting lectures and demonstrations about the old western gunfighters while still an undergraduate. He is a frequent guest artist on radio and television shows, including appearances with Art Linkletter and Merv Griffin. |
What do Hollywood legends and Kings and Queens from around the world have in common with real-life heroes like astronauts, cosmonauts, Texas Rangers, S.W.A.T. Teams, and the U.S. Marines??? ...They have all crossed paths with JOE BOWMAN... JOE BOWMAN is a slice of the ‘OLD WEST’ come to life... a fast drawing, Straight Shootin’ larger-than-life TEXAN, who is one of the best men anywhere with a gun. When the “Legend” is bigger than the man, print the “Legend”; when the “Legend and the Man” parallel, it’s all the same. Twice nominated for “The American Outstanding Handgunner Award”–Combat Infantry Badge–4 Battle Stars–Bronze Stars–Purple Heart–carries a special Texas Ranger Badge presented by a Governor of Texas and appointed “Ambassador of Goodwill” for the State of Texas by four different Governors. |
Joey Dillon - Keeping the Western Art alive World Champion Gunslinger Joey Dillon has
been performing professionally nationwide
for years with his unique display of cowboy
six-gun handling. He has been named "Best
trick and Fancy Gun Handler" by True
West Magazine. He has won the Gunspinning
World Championship in Deadwood South Dakota
numerous times, the Wild West Arts Club
Championship in Las Vegas, and has shown
no signs of slowing down. Only in his
twenties, Joey has already been called
one of the best trick gun handlers that
have ever been seen, and this coming from
people who have been in the western film
industry since the early days, like Herb
Jeffries. Joey has displayed his talents
for Kevin Costner, Randy Travis, as the
gun expert for the History Channel's Wild
West Tech series many times, the Biography
Channel, the Discovery Channel, as well
as a few films. Joey's half hour gunslinger
show will display all of the Hollywood
moves you may remember from classic westerns,
many new creative moves never before seen,
historical facts, Joey's own style of
dry humor, and most importantly gun safety.
God has truly blessed this young man with
a talent to handle a gun, and Joey Dillon
has perfected this gift to a point you
must see to believe! |
Dr. Lafitte, Knight of the Green Cloth has amazed and amused with his "Magic and Tales of the Old West" show throughout the United States. As "America's Leading Western Magician", Lafitte has performed at various fairs and festivals including Michael Martin Murphey's Westfest, CMT's Starfest, The Rose Bowl, Winter Range, and End of Trail. His corporate clients have included Microsoft, Coca-cola, Toyota, and Disney. Lafitte has also headlined in Lake Tahoe and at comedy clubs in Las Vegas. As a historian Lafitte recently completed a 1500-mile trail ride that went from Springfield, MO to Tombstone, AZ. He once was the director of Pioneer Arizona Living History Museum. Lafitte lectures on 19th Century gaming and continues to teach living history; in 1999 he was awarded a doctorate due to his knowledge of gaming and western history - making him "The World's Only Bona Fide Doctor of Faro". |
Mike Moutoux has entertained audiences at ranches and festivals across the U.S. with his own blend of music and poetry and has quickly become an audience favorite. Calling himself, “New Mexico’s most enchanting cowboy,” he says, “The poems and songs give me a chance to take people to a place or a feeling they may not know any other way; to take their imaginations on a ride. If we can share a laugh or two along the way, that’s even better.” Mike makes his home in Grant County, New Mexico where he works on a 13,000-acre cattle ranch. At the JEJ ranch, most work is still done on horseback using traditional methods. Mike has been entertaining since 2002 and recently produced his third CD, Headin Home. In 2006, he was nominated for male poet of the year in the Western Music Association and performed at their festival in Albuquerque. Mike has performed at ranches, schools and festivals in a number of states including Rex Allen Days in Willcox Arizona; Cowboy Days in Las Cruces, New Mexico; The Arizona Cowboy Poets Gathering in Prescott, Arizona; the Cochise Cowboy Poetry and Music Gathering in Sierra Vista, Arizona, and at the Durango Cowboy Gathering in Durango, Colorado. |
Miss Tabitha and Mad Mountain Mike have 35 years of combined experience in historical research and re-enactment. Mad Mountain Mike’s work has been featured in museums, movies, and galleries across the country and in Europe, while Miss Tabitha has focused on historic dance and fashion. Their partnership enables them to cover many eras and topics, ranging from the Revolutionary War to modern day. Mad Mountain Mike and Miss Tabitha enjoy presenting history in an entertaining as well as educational style. Join Mad Mountain Mike and Miss Tabitha in 1864 as they prepare to travel through time. The ride is long and times are tough, but this couple will make you laugh and learn as they share with you what it would have been like dressing in the Old West. Starting in their long johns and bloomers, you will see them dress for their journey to arrive both safely (Mad Mountain Mike’s job) and fashionably (Miss Tabitha’s department). Questions are welcomed and encouraged, as the couple goes into the audience to give a first-hand look at their clothing and accoutrements. Educational and entertaining, the journey will cover history, etiquette, and attire of the era. |
Billboard magazine described Luke’s music as “as cool and authentic as a west Texas breeze”. • Michael Martin Murphey introduced Luke at a recent show as “one of the finest contemporary western songwriters we have”. • Luke is a Will Rogers Award recipient for Excellence in the Field of Western Arts. His songs have appeared on twelve Wrangler Award-winning western albums.Luke has been nominated for a Grammy, a Tony, and a CMA award. • Among the artists that have recorded Luke’s songs are George Strait,Red Steagall,Don Edwards,Michael Martin Murphey,Randy Travis,Gary Allan,David Ball,Bonnie Bramlett,Johnny Bush,Hank Thompson,and Gene Watson. • Among the places Luke has performed are The Woody Guthrie Free Folk Festival,The Durango Cowboy Gathering, The San Antonio Livestock Show & Rodeo,The Tin Pan South Songwriter’s Festival,The Lubbock Cowboy Symposium, and the Lincoln County Cowboy Symposium. |
Syd Masters & The Swing Riders are a talented and humorous musical group specializing in what Syd refers to as Vintage Western Cowboy Swing! Recently they received the 2004 "Best Humorous Song" award for the track "My Dog," as well as the 2003 "Country Song of the Year" MIC Award for Syd's original tune, "Out In The Country." Other accomplishments include winning the Western Music Association "Best Western Swing Band" international nomination during each of the last three years, as well as wrangling in the New Mexico Music Industry's "Best Vocal Performance" award for singing and yodeling on recorded works. The boys can also be seen on television and on posters throughout the West as the new "Singing Cowboys" for the Powerball Lottery advertising campaign. Alibi Music magazine named "Cowboys on the Moon" one of it's top ten best albums for 2003. This CD, which was nominated for best album by The Western Music Association, The Academy of Western Artists, and the New Mexico Music Industry, features all original music and is played on the air in at least 15 countries around the world! Syd's rich lead vocals and unique brand of unspoiled rhythm guitar are complimented by the accomplished finger picking of multi-instrumentalist Uncle Bob. These boys have been headline performers at the Elko Cowboy Gathering, Western Music Association Awards Show, Arizona Cowboy Poets Gathering, Westfest, Lincoln County Cowboy Symposium, Withlacoochee Bluegrass Festival, Rancheros Vistadores Trail Ride, Silver City Cowboy Jamboree, South Texas Ranching Heritage Festival, Carbon County Gathering of Cowboy poets, Gene Autry Museum, Superstition Mountain Cowboy Gathering, and many more events across the United States. They have also performed as musical ambassadors for over 25 different countries in the Bureau of Diplomatic Affairs Antiterrorism Assistance Cultural Exchange Program. Syndicated Radio show host Rick Huff dubbed these singing cowboys the hardest working band in western music. During one stretch they actually performed over 150 shows in 170 days. |
| Wednesday, June 18 |
| 11:00 AM - 11:30 AM Bahia de Coto Outpost One Gatlin Gun Demo |
| 2:00 PM - 2:30 PM Bahia de Coto Outpost One Gatlin Gun Demo |
| Thursday, June 19 |
| 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM Belle Union Saloon Stage – Miss Devon Dawson |
| 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM Belle Union Saloon Stage – Bill Barwick |
| 11:00 AM - 11:30 AM Bahia de Coto Outpost One Gatlin Gun Demo |
| 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM Belle Union Saloon Stage – Juni Fisher |
| 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM Belle Union Saloon Stage – Miss Devon Dawson |
| 2:00 PM - 2:30 PM Bahia de Coto Outpost One Gatlin Gun Demo |
| 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM Belle Union Saloon Stage – Bill Barwick |
| 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM Belle Union Saloon Stage – Juni Fisher |
Friday, June 20 |
| 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM Belle Union Saloon Stage – Miss Devon Dawson |
| 10:00 AM - 11:00 PM Belle Union Saloon Stage – Bill Barwick |
| 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM Bahia de Coto – Tim Bradley |
| 10:30 AM - 11:00 AM Charlie Goodnight Stage – Joey Dillon, Gunspinner |
| 11:00 AM - Noon Belle Union Saloon Stage – Juni Fisher |
| 11:00 AM - 11:30 AM Silhouette Bay - Outpost One Gatlin Gun Demo |
| 11:00 AM - 11:30 PM Charlie Goodnight Stage - Dr. Buck’s Wild West Comedy Gunfight & Stunt Show |
| 11:30 PM - Noon PM Charlie Goodnight Stage – Joe Bowman |
| Noon - 1:00 PM Belle Union Saloon Stage – Kip Calahan |
| Noon - 1:00 PM Bahia de Coto – Bob Munden |
| 12:30 PM - 1:00 PM Charlie Goodnight Stage – Joey Dillon, Gunspinner |
| 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM Belle Union Saloon Stage – Sourdough Slim |
| 1:00 PM - 1:30 PM Charlie Goodnight Stage - Dr. Buck’s Wild West Comedy Gunfight & Stunt Show |
| 1:30 PM - 2:00 PM Charlie Goodnight Stage – Joe Bowman |
| 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM Belle Union Saloon Stage – Bill Barwick |
| 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM Bahia de Coto – Tim Bradley |
| 2:30 PM - 3:00 PM Charlie Goodnight Stage – Joey Dillon, Gunspinner |
| 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM Belle Union Saloon Stage – Juni Fisher |
| 3:00 PM - 3:30 AM Silhouette Bay - Outpost One Gatlin Gun Demo |
| 3:00 PM - 3:30 PM Charlie Goodnight Stage - Dr. Buck’s Wild West Comedy Gunfight & Stunt Show |
| 3:30 PM - 4:00 PM Charlie Goodnight Stage – Joe Bowman |
| 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM Belle Union Saloon Stage – Sourdough Slim |
| 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM Bahia de Coto – Bob Munden |
Saturday, June 21 |
| 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM Belle Union Saloon Stage – Miss Devon Dawson |
| 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM Belle Union Saloon Stage – Kip Calahan |
| 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM Bahia de Coto – Bob Munden |
| 10:30 AM - 11:00 AM Charlie Goodnight Stage – Joe Bowman | 11:00 AM - Noon Belle Union Saloon Stage – Sourdough Slim |
| 11:00 AM - 11:30 PM Charlie Goodnight Stage - Dr. Buck’s Wild West Comedy Gunfight & Stunt Show |
| 11:00 AM – 11;30 PM - Silhouette Bay - Outpost One Gatlin Gun Demo |
| 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM Charlie Goodnight Stage – Joey Dillon, Gunspinner |
| Noon - 1:00 PM Belle Union Saloon Stage - Sons of the Rio Grande |
| Noon - 1:00 PM Bahia de Coto – Tim Bradley |
| 12:30 PM - 1:00 PM Charlie Goodnight Stage – Joe Bowman |
| 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM Belle Union Saloon Stage – Kip Calahan |
| 1:00 PM - 1:30 PM Charlie Goodnight Stage - Dr. Buck’s Wild West Comedy Gunfight & Stunt Show |
| 1:30 PM - 2:00 PM Charlie Goodnight Stage – Joey Dillon, Gunspinner |
| 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM Belle Union Saloon Stage – Miss Tabitha’s Underwear Show |
| 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM Bahia de Coto – Bob Munden |
| 2:00 PM - 2:30 PM Mission Corral – Buffalo Express with TC Thorstenson |
| 2:30 PM – 3:00 PM Charlie Goodnight Stage – Joe Bowman |
| 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM Belle Union Saloon Stage – Sourdough Slim |
| 3:00 PM - 3:30 PM Silhouette Bay - Outpost One Gatlin Gun Demo |
| 3:00 PM - 3:30 PM Charlie Goodnight Stage - Dr. Buck’s Wild West Comedy Gunfight & Stunt Show |
| 3:30 PM - 4:00 PM Charlie Goodnight Stage – Joey Dillon, Gunspinner |
| 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM Belle Union Saloon Stage – Sons of the Rio Grande |
| 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM Bahia de Coto – Tim Bradley |
Sunday, June 22 |
| 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM Belle Union Saloon Stage – Miss Devon |
| 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM Wah Maker Arena – Mounted Top Gun Shoot-off |
| 10:00 AM – 10:30 PM Silhouette Bay - Outpost One Gatlin Gun Demo |
| 11:00 AM - 11:30 PM Charlie Goodnight Stage - Dr. Buck’s Wild West Comedy Gunfight & Stunt Show |
| Noon - 12:30 PM Silhouette Bay - Outpost One Gatlin Gun Demo |
| 1:00 PM - 1:30 PM Mission Corral - Buffalo Express with TC Thorstenson |
| 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM Bahia de Coto – Top Gun Shoot-off |
| 2:30 PM – 5:00 PM Belle Union Saloon – Awards Ceremony |
Evening events open to registered shooters,
sponsors, conventioneers, vendors, waddie's & invited guests
only.
No dogs are allowed except for personal guide dogs.
| Proceeds benefit The SASS Scholarship Foundation and the SASS Museum. |