All types of early transportation are featured, from mules with a jerk line to oxen-drawn covered wagons, Mormon carts, buggies, surreys, and much more plus riding groups and music furnished by numerous marching bands from surrounding communities. Parade pays tribute to the early days in the West and to the pioneers whose descendants are participating in the Round-Up. Our colorful night pageant takes you into the past to relive the experiences of our forefathers. The show begins with the portrayal of the early American Indian culture. Emigrants, seeking a new life, come to the frontier and soon the two cultures clash.
Fighting breaks out, then peace comes and the scene changes to that of a wild frontier town.
There is no extra charge for the pageant ticket holders . Dance to live country and western music, gamble against the Happy Canyon dealers and wet your whistle with your favorite beverage. Don't forget that these fall nights under the stars can be chilly - bring a coat or a sweater. The eleventh annual Round-Up Foundation Memorial Golf Tournament will be held Monday, September 10, 2001. Net proceeds go to the Justin Cowboy Crisis Fund.