Hallam Fire and Rescue Extreme Bull Riding Fundraiser Tickets On Sale Now
The countdown is on, and Hallam Fire & Rescue is getting ready for a night packed with dust, lights, grit, and full-throttle excitement.
Event Schedule
Muttin' Bustin': Starts at 6:15 PM
Bull Riding: Main event following Muttin' Bustin' at 7:00 PM
Dance with Switchbak: After the bull riding concludes
Event Highlights
Exciting bull riding performances
Fun for all ages with Muttin' Bustin'
Live music and dancing with Switchbak
Additional Information
Location: Randy Adams Memorial Arena, Kramer, NE
Date: September 12th
Time: Gates open at 5:00 PM
Presale tickets $20.00 & tickets sold at the gate $25.00
The Extreme Bull Riding Fundraiser is set for Saturday, September 12, at 7:00 p.m., and tickets are on sale now. This is a rain or shine event, so mark the calendar, rally the crew, and get ready for one of the most exciting community fundraisers of the year.
Bull riding brings a kind of energy that is hard to match. The gate swings open, the crowd rises, and for a few heart-pounding seconds, everything comes down to balance, courage, and raw determination. Add in the purpose behind the event, supporting Hallam Fire & Rescue, and the night becomes more than entertainment. It becomes a way for the community to show up for the people who show up when emergencies happen.
Tickets are available online through the QR code below, so grab yours early and make plans now.
Get Your Tickets Before the Event
The Hallam Fire & Rescue Extreme Bull Riding Fundraiser is shaping up to be a night full of action, purpose, and community pride.
The date is set for Saturday, September 12. The start time is 7:00 p.m. The event happens rain or shine. Tickets are on sale now online through the QR code.
Do not wait until the last minute to make plans. Scan the QR code, buy your tickets, and get ready to cheer on a night that supports Hallam Fire & Rescue in a big way.
Bring your friends. Bring your family. Bring your loudest cheers.
This is more than a bull riding event. It is a chance to pack the arena, back local responders, and make Saturday, September 12, a night to remember.
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