The National Western Stock Show returns to Denver this weekend! The event, which started in 1906, features livestock, rodeos, and horse shows.WATCH: Looking for something to do? The National Western Stock Show kicks off this weekendAbout the Stock ShowThe event aims to serve agriculture producers and consumers throughout the world. The tourist destination is held for 16 days every January. This year's event runs from Saturday, January 11 to Sunday, January 26 at the Denver Coliseum, which is located on Humboldt Street. National Western strengthens American agriculture by providing education doing the following: livestock equestrian farming ranching animal awareness appreciationNational Western also celebrates Western lifestyles, our communities, and provides life-long memories and family traditions.TicketsGrounds Admission tickets start at $27 for adults and kids ages three to 11 start at $7. Guest badges for all 16 days start at $88. For ticketed events, regular seating starts at $32. Tickets for suites or Gold Buckle start at $47. Those events are listed below: Colorado vs. the World Rodeo Invitational Ranch Rodeo Mexican Rodeo Extravaganza Invitational Freestyle Reining PBR Bull Riding Pro Rodeos Monarch Casino Gambler's Choice Wild West Shows Xtreme Dog Shows MLK Jr. African-American Heritage Rodeo Grand Prix An Evening of Dancing Horses Draft Horse, Mule & Donkey Shows Stockyards Beef FestivalOn, Tuesday, January 14, there will be free grounds admission! Daily ActivitiesSome of the activities you can expect each day include the following: Ames Activity Pavilion CSU Ag Adventure Coors Western Art Gallery Dairy Discovery Zone Hutchison Western Pony Trails King Soopers Petting Farm National Western Nursery Stock Show ToursParkingParking near the coliseum is likely to fill up daily early in the day. It is recommended to park in the Coors Field Lot, which opens at 8 a.m. each day. A free shuttle will be running every 20 minutes, with a drop-off and pick-up at the NW Complex, Hall of Education. The last shuttle will run one hour after the last rodeo for the day. If you have tickets for an event, it is recommended to allow an hour of additional time to park and find your event. VendorsBringing in outside food and drinks into the event is prohibited, but there will be plenty of vendors each day opening at 8 a.m. There will also be a variety of products for sale, including the following: fine art jewelry clothing home Western lifestyle agricultural products and equipmentTo learn more about the National Western Stock Show, visit their website._______Watch KOAA News5 on your time, anytime with our free streaming app available for your Roku, FireTV, AppleTV and Android TV. Just search KOAA News5, download and start watching.