Western Days

It's time to bring out your cowboy hats and dust off your boots, and come out to support the Preeceville Lions Club Western Days and ball tournaments.  Western Days is expected to be held July 15, 16, and 17 of 2011 pending the race agenda for the Chariots and Chuck wagons.

With these reasonable prices you can not miss this weekend:
   Adults $5/day or $10/3 days
   Students $4/day or $6/3 days
   Preschool Free

The Gymkana, Chariots and Chuck wagons will be kicking up dust for the horse enthusiasts.  The occasional exchange of friendly bets on the side by the colorful locals over the winners is always interesting to watch.

Slow-pitch and fastball tournaments are held for the athletic minded utilizing the four diamonds. Beer gardens and concessions are open to wet your whistle and calm your appetite. With the gracious donation of playground equipment and the Lions working to enhance and incorporate activities for youth, the youngsters can be kept busy. On Saturday, there will also be a Western Carnival, with carnival games,activities and face painting for all ages, with a little Western twist.

On Saturday night you can let your hair down and unwind at the open air dance.  Sundays fun starts with a cowboy church service.  Proven to be a fun time with something for everyone we hope to see you there!

2010 Schedule of Events

Friday

     5:00 pm Chariot Races
     7:00 pm Chuckwagon Races

Saturday

     1:00 pm - 4:00pm Western Carnival for children
     2:00 pm Chariot Races
     3:00 pm-6:00pm Gymkana
     7:00 pm Chuckwagon Races
     Co-ed Slo Pitch Tournament
     9:00 pm-2:00am Open Air Dance

Sunday

     9:30 am Christian Cowboy Service
     11:00 am Stoney Acres 4H Beef Club Show
     1:00 pm Chariot Races
     2:00 pm-4:30pm Gymkana
     5:00 pm Stoney Acres 4H Beef Club Sale
     5:45 pm Chuckwagon Races
     Men's Fast Ball Tournament
     Seniors Slo Pitch

The exciting finish of a chuck wagon race, top photo, the tractor pull, centre photo, and chariot races, bottom photo was among the highlights of Western Days in 2002.