Will Rogers Center

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The Will Rogers Memorial Center is a multi-purpose entertainment complex under 45 acres of roof, spread over 85 acres in the heart of the Fort Worth Cultural District. The Will Rogers Coliseum was erected along with the auditorium and Landmark Pioneer Tower in 1936, the year of the Texas Centennial. Largest of all the buildings, the coliseum was the first domed structure of its kind in the world. The 2,856 seat auditorium has hosted a wide variety of talent including Jack Benny, Benny Goodman, Glen Miller, The Vienna Boys Choir, and the Rolling Stones. Each year approximately 900,000 people attend the three week event known as the Southwestern Exposition and Livestock Show.

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Regular Events
Most Saturdays & Sundays: Flea Market in Small Exhibits Building

Event Schedule

May 31
King and Roberts Dance Recital
June 24 - July 4
APHA World Championship Summer Show
July 13 - August 2
NCHA Summer Cutting Spectacular
August 5 - 8
Youth Bull Riders World Finals
August 6 - 8
Autobahn Super Stakes Longhorn Show
August 15 - 16
Dallas-Fort Worth Metro
Golden Retriever Agility Trials
August 21 - 23
Fort Worth Kennel Club Agility Trials
August 29 - 30
Dal-Worth Appaloosa Summer Sizzler
September 4 - 5
National Bucking Bull Association
National Finals
September 5 - 6
TWANG Dog Agility Trial
September 11 - 13
Jazz by the Boulevard
September 11 - 13
USTPA Coors Challenge
     
     
 

3401 W. Lancaster Avenue accessible parking available
(817) 392-SHOW (7469)
(817) 392-8170 fax
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