Clovis Rodeo is canceled for 2020 because of the coronavirus pandemic. Here’s what’s next
The 2020 Clovis Rodeo is canceled because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
The Clovis Rodeo was to take place April 22-26.
“It was not a decision that came easily for the Clovis Rodeo Committee. It was a decision made because the health and welfare of our friends and neighbors must come first,” the Clovis Rodeo announced on its website.
“We’re Stronger Together. “
There have been coronavirus cases in the central San Joaquin Valley: seven in Tulare County; six in Fresno County and three in Madera County.
The Clovis Rodeo also announced the long-standing rodeo will return for the 107th Clovis Rodeo on April 21-25, 2021.
Ticket refunds or exchanges for the 2020 rodeo will honored.
Effective Wednesday, all tickets purchased for the 2020 rodeo can be exchanged for next year’s event.
The 2020 tickets must be exchanged for the respective performance and seat purchased to be valid for 2021. Clovis Rodeo said it cannot guarantee that specialty acts or concert acts will remain the same as previously advertised.
For a refund, Clovis Rodeo said to send an email used to purchase the tickets to tickets@clovisrodeo.com or call 559-299-5203.
This story was originally published March 21, 2020 at 3:33 PM.
