West Texas' Largest Premier Venue, The Horseshoe Arena – Pavilion - Amphitheater, has hosted over 3,000 events and 2 million guests since opening in 2006. This Multi-Award-Winning Venue has played host to Championship rodeos, equestrian competitions, concerts, sporting events, trade shows, conventions, community events and wedding receptions. From Fort Worth to New Mexico, the Professional Event Staff, Food & Beverage Department, Ticketing Services, Sound & Light, Horse Stall & RV Rentals, over 2,000 Newly Paved Parking, and attention to every detail makes the Horseshoe the place to "attend" everything that is happening in the West Texas region.

The Midland County Horseshoe Pavilion is designed to be a multipurpose facility. Please see the below venues available for booking.

The Arena: This 34,628 sq. ft. equine and livestock arena can be used with a concrete or dirt floor.

The Pavilion: This 52,998 sq. ft. main hall can be divided into three sections. It hosts numerous performances, meetings, conferences, holiday parties, and much more.

The Education room: This 7,000 sq. ft. can be set up in different styles to meet your needs. The seating capacity is 350 for banquet style, 600 for theater style, and 250 for classroom style.

The Amphitheater: The amphitheater allows for outdoor concerts with floor and lawn seating that can hold a reserved or general admission of 4,300. The amphitheater allows access to show power, dressing and production rooms, box office, restrooms, and parking.

The Terrace: Located in the heart of the Horseshoe, the terrace offers 17,750 sq. ft. of open space, making it ideal for outdoor events, festivals, vendor trucks, craft shows, and more.

The Livestock Building: The livestock building provides 37,820 sq. ft. of usable dirt space, with a capacity of up to 2,160 people.

The Midland County Horseshoe also features RV hookups with water, sewer, and electricity, along with trailer parking.

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