Western Australia Rodeo Season 2026

Western Australia Rodeo Season 2026

There’s something about a rodeo.

It’s not just the thunder of hooves or the grit of the arena—it’s the way it brings a whole town to life. Denim gets dusted off, boots are polished, hats are shaped just right, and for one golden weekend, everything feels a little wilder, a little more alive.

Here in WA, 2026 is shaping up to be a year of epic rodeos, from the red dirt heartlands to the rolling coastal plains. Whether you’re chasing bulls, browsing artisan stalls, or just soaking in the community spirit with a cold cider in hand—there’s a rodeo for it. And we’ll be there for as many as we can pack into the calendar (bags slung over shoulders, boots on, dust in our hair).

Western Australia Rodeo Dates 2026

Save These Dates (and your best hat):

10th Jan – Capel Rodeo
Kicking off the year with a summer scorcher in the South West. Expect full bleachers, loud cheers, and a sea of wide-brimmed hats.

31st Jan – Toodyay Bulls, Bikes & Bands
A proper country mash-up of muscle, music, and raw horsepower. If there’s a better excuse to wear fringe and leather, we don’t know it.

20th–22nd Feb – Kellerberrin Muster
Three days of grit, dust, and heart out in the Wheatbelt. It’s where community meets chaos—and we love every minute.

28th Feb–1st March – Beer Farm Rodeo
Rodeo, brews, and big sky vibes. Add this one to your road trip list—perfect for clogs, sun-drenched days, and a dash of mischief.

5th–6th March – Wagin Woolarama
Not just a rodeo, but a celebration of rural WA. We’ll be there with boots, bags, and stories to tell.

4th–5th April – Boyup Brook Rodeo
Autumn rodeos just hit different. Crunchy leaves, crisp air, and an excuse to layer your leather.

10th–12th April – Nullarbor Muster
Big skies, open roads, and the kind of energy you can feel in your chest. This one’s for the wild hearts.

30th May – Mullewa Muster
A one-day wonder where the whole community shows up and shows off.

31st July–1st Aug – Onslow Rodeo
Up north, where the sun sets red and the locals know how to party. Think warm nights and stories by firelight.

14th–16th Aug – Coolgardie Rodeo
Heritage town, hard riders, and hospitality that feels like home.

4th–5th Sept – Robe River Rodeo
The Pilbara comes alive with horsepower and heart. Don’t forget your water bottle—or your sass.

30th–31st Oct – Boyup Brook Rodeo (again!)
Yep, it’s that good. Dust off your boots and do it all again.

7th Nov – Boddington Rodeo
The last big hoorah before the year starts to slow. End on a high note with dust, denim, and good vibes.

Why Rodeos Hit Different in WA

There’s a raw beauty in these events. They’re not just sport—they're a meeting of lives lived under wide skies and calloused hands. They’re where our pieces come to life: hand-tooled leather bags swinging beside the ring, wide-brimmed hats offering shade and style, boots that have danced in the red dirt and still have stories to tell.

For us at House of Hide, rodeo season isn’t just a market calendar—it’s the heartbeat of everything we love: country soul, slow fashion, bold women, and real stories.

You’ll find us setting up stalls, sipping local brews, swapping road trip tips, and styling up our gear on the go. Whether it’s clogs for the early morning coffee run or a crossbody that keeps your hands free for holding kids or cold drinks, we’ve got something that’ll ride with you all the way.

Black leather boho fringe bag with hand-tooled detailing, ideal for festivals, nights out, or everyday adventures.

What to Pack (Besides Grit and Good Attitude)

Your go-to House of Hide bag – durable, beautiful, and ready for action.

A wide-brim hat – sun protection and serious flair.

Comfortable sandals or clogs – for long days walking market stalls or dancing under the stars.

A sense of adventure – always.

So saddle up, mark your calendar, and maybe we’ll see you ringside.

Back view of cream goat leather jacket featuring shoulder cut-outs and statement fringe

We’ll be the ones in vintage denim, dusty boots, and hand-tooled leather living slow, wild, and full of heart.

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