The National Western Stock Show has been part of Denver for over 100 years. Here’s a look back on some of the cowboys, rodeos and livestock of the ’70s and ’80s. Originally Published ...

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If you notice your neighbor's lights are still on after Christmas, it's not because they're lazy. They are celebrating a 119-year-old Colorado and Western event.

The historic stock show has been parading down the streets of Denver since 1906, but the tradition of keeping Christmas lights up can be traced back as far as the 1920s when some of the first ...

The Colorado tradition of leaving Christmas lights up until the end of the National Western Stock Show dates back almost a century, but the long-standing tradition isn't as outdated as it might sound.

DENVER (CBS4) - In true Colorado tradition, the holidays aren't over until the Stock Show closes. Tradition in the Mile High City is that Christmas lights remain lit through the end of January ...

Each year, people from 48 states and 32 countries travel to Denver for the National Western Stock Show. In 2022, nearly 600,000 guests came during the 16-day western celebration.