National Western Stock Show wraps up this weekend. Attendance is already higher than last year’s total, according to organizers
With two days to go, organizers hope to reach a pre-pandemic attendance level.There was no show held in 2021 due to COVID-19.Last year’s total attendance was 586,000, a 17% drop from the last show in 2020.
“It’s really cool because my parents had horses and stuff, but they never experienced sheep or cattle,” said Ramirez. Organizers say the educational experience the show offers is not just limited to the exhibitors, many of whom are very young. In addition to the livestock exhibitors, attendees can visit hundreds of vendors selling Western-related merchandise.
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