Kispiox Valley Rodeo Club

About us

About KVRC

Learn about the not-for-profit club, volunteers, board roles, community spirit, and the rodeo’s place in the valley.

History of the RodeoMemorial Rodeo
Editor note: About document includes both “in excess of 200 volunteers” and “135+ volunteers.” This page uses “135+” because it is repeated in the volunteer context and 2018 supplement. Confirm preferred number.

The Biggest Little Rodeo in the West

The Kispiox Valley Rodeo stands as a not-for-profit community organization dedicated to preserving and celebrating western heritage, diverse cultures, and vibrant community spirit.

It takes 135+ volunteers to organize and run the Biggest Little Rodeo in the West. The hundreds of hours that members put in are a tribute to their dedication to rodeo and the local community.

Board of Directors

The Kispiox Valley Rodeo Club would not exist without the tireless efforts of the Board of Directors, past and present.

PresidentVice-PresidentSecretaryTreasurerArena ManagerEvents DirectorMaintenance DirectorMarketing DirectorRecruitment DirectorSponsorship DirectorVendor Director
Editor note: Current Membership and Legacy Members lists are still needed.

Rodeo Spirit

This rodeo has remained successful because of the dedication of volunteers from the local community. From directors, club members, stock chasers, BBQ beef cooks, work bees, tractor operators, secretaries, and everyone who deals with the public, the rodeo is famous for the hospitality shown to all who come year after year.