The Tucson Rodeo is preparing for its 101st year, and organizers are calling on community members to volunteer for the century-old event that has become a cornerstone of the city’s identity.
Ken Marcus, vice chair of the Tucson Rodeo Committee, said volunteers are essential to keeping the longest-running community event in Tucson operational.
“We’re doing our 101st year in February and it’s just very exciting thinking that you’re part of that,” Marcus said.
The Tucson Rodeo has operated since 1925, but behind all the arena action, volunteers help keep the event running smoothly. For Marcus, volunteering is more than just work, it’s about connections…