Logan County PRCA rodeo set for July 30-31 in Sterling

Logan County is selling tickets now for the Dick Stull Memorial PRCA Rodeo, set for July 30 and July 31 at 7 p.m. at the Logan County Fairgrounds in Sterling. The county’s official rodeo page lists Redlund Equipment as a sponsor and links directly to PRCA results and showings, underscoring that the event is part of the professional rodeo circuit as well as a local fair staple.

For Logan County families, the rodeo is one of the summer calendar’s biggest draw cards because it blends ranching heritage, family entertainment and regional tourism in one place. The county’s own pages treat it as a marquee event, not just another fair attraction, with a dedicated listing tied to the Logan County Fair and a centralized ticket site at tickets.lcfair.org/tickets for buyers planning ahead.

The event’s name also carries local history. Calling it the Dick Stull Memorial PRCA Rodeo marks it as a memorial event honoring Dick Stull, which gives the two-night show a continuity that reaches beyond arena competition. That matters in a county where annual traditions often connect grandparents, parents and children around the same grounds year after year.

The rodeo’s standing has also grown beyond Logan County. A Sterling Journal-Advocate report dated April 30, 2025, said PRCA named Logan County’s Dick Stull Rodeo one of the nation’s top five, a recognition that adds industry weight to the event’s local popularity. That kind of profile helps draw attention to Sterling and to the county fairgrounds as a venue that can host a notable PRCA show while keeping the focus on local roots.

For first-time attendees, the most useful details are straightforward: the rodeo runs July 30 and July 31, 2026, both nights at 7 p.m., at Logan County Fairgrounds in Sterling, Colorado. Tickets are handled through the Logan County Fair’s ticketing page, which gives residents and visitors one place to plan their visit before the summer crowd arrives.