2026 Midwest Invitational Rodeo - Friday June 12th and Saturday, June 13th, 2026
Everett A. Cummings Center
6130 E. Mt Morris Rd., Mt Morris, MI 48458

FUN FOR THE FAMILY
Showcasing and Preserving our African American Heritage
The goal of Midwest Invitational Rodeo is to create a fun and exciting event designed for the entire family. We feature the nations with over 100 years of wisdom, third generation cowboys compete in our annual event. Cultural pride across America is core to our mission as we aim to bring our rodeo to your hometown.

 The story of the Black Cowboy has never really been lost, but it's very rarely been told. 

Our cowboys have been competing in the sport of Rodeo for three generations and over 100 years. We aim to promote cultural pride throughout the country by bringing our history of rodeo to your hometown.
You won't find them in Hollywood's old Western movies, except maybe as slaves or comics. You won't find them in history books either. They are the black cowboys of the late 1800s. From the plantations of the South to the plains of Texas, black cowboys made their mark on the subduing of the vast western territories, keeping the peace with indigenous peoples, "putting out fires" as buffalo soldiers sent to hot spots, and later as cowboys in America's cattle industry and gaining fame and glory in the rodeos of our nation.

 Midwest Invitational Rodeo contestants are a diverse group in the sense that we are Nurses, Counselors, Business Owners, Construction Workers, Teachers,  and Office Managers. And yes, some are Ranchers, Horse Trainers, and full time COWBOYS. Some were raised in the country, some in the inner cities. But we all share a common love for the sport of Rodeo and the Cowboy Way of Life!

2026 Midwest Invitational Rodeo

2026 Midwest Invitational Rodeo

Adult Competition