The 37th Chilliwack Rodeo wowed fans Aug. 8–10, 2025, with bull riding, roping, and family fun at the 153rd Chilliwack Fair
Action Under the Arena Lights
Chilliwack’s Heritage Park roared to life Friday, Aug. 8, as the 37th annual Chilliwack Rodeo opened with a high-energy lineup of events. The rodeo, part of the 153rd Chilliwack Fair, drew hundreds of spectators eager for three days of classic Western competition.
Events that Captivated the Crowd
The evening featured adrenaline-filled bull riding, graceful saddle bronc, and precision team roping, alongside junior rodeo contests for younger riders. Each event blended skill, speed, and showmanship, giving audiences a taste of both tradition and thrill.
Weekend Schedule in Full Swing
The rodeo continues Saturday, Aug. 9, at 6:30 p.m. and wraps up Sunday, Aug. 10, at 1:30 p.m. Meanwhile, the Chilliwack Fair runs all weekend, opening 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, offering exhibitions, live entertainment, and agricultural displays.
Why It’s a Community Favourite
Organizers say the rodeo is more than just sport—it’s a celebration of Chilliwack’s heritage and Western lifestyle. The annual gathering brings together families, friends, and visitors, reinforcing a sense of community pride while supporting local tourism.
How the Action Comes Together
Behind the scenes, volunteers, stock contractors, and competitors work tirelessly to deliver a safe yet exciting event. From the West Coast Thunder equestrian drill team’s opening performance to the last bull ride, each moment is choreographed for maximum impact.
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