Folsom Pro Rodeo officials announced Wednesday that Harry Elliott, president of Elliott Homes, has been selected as the 2026 Folsom Pro Rodeo Grand Marshal. The announcement was made during the City of Folsom’s State of the City event.
The designation honors Elliott’s long-standing leadership, deep community involvement, and continued commitment to the City of Folsom. As one of the region’s most respected homebuilders, Elliott has played a significant role in the city’s growth while maintaining a strong emphasis on community values and local engagement.
“Harry Elliott represents the very spirit of the Folsom Pro Rodeo — leadership, integrity, and deep community pride,” said Joe Gagliardi, president and CEO of Choose Folsom, which produces the annual rodeo. “We are honored to recognize his contributions and have him serve as Grand Marshal for the 2026 Rodeo.”
As Grand Marshal, Elliott will take part in key rodeo festivities, including leading the annual parade and participating in opening-night celebrations. The Folsom Pro Rodeo is held each year July 2–4 and draws tens of thousands of attendees while generating significant economic impact for the region. The event is widely recognized for its celebration of Western heritage, professional rodeo competition, and community pride.
“I am truly honored to be named Grand Marshal of the Folsom Pro Rodeo,” Elliott said. “This event is a cherished tradition that brings our community together, and I’m proud to be part of a celebration that means so much to Folsom.”
The 2026 Folsom Pro Rodeo is scheduled for July 2–4, 2026, and will once again feature world-class rodeo action, family-friendly entertainment, and Fourth of July fireworks.
Tickets for the 2026 Folsom Pro Rodeo are already on sale, with several seating options available for the three-night event scheduled for July 2–4, 2026. Gates will open at 5:30 p.m. each night, with rodeo action beginning promptly at 8 p.m.
General admission tickets are priced at $30 and offer fans the classic rodeo experience from festive bleacher seating around the arena. With every section providing clear sightlines of the action, general admission allows attendees to enjoy the energy of the crowd, Western traditions, and Fourth of July atmosphere. Seating in general admission areas is first-come, first-served, and early arrival is encouraged to secure preferred spots.
Reserved seating tickets are available for $45 and provide a guaranteed seat for the evening. This option allows rodeo fans to bypass the rush for seating and settle in knowing their view of the arena is secured. Reserved seating remains one of the most popular ticket options, offering comfort and flexibility while still placing spectators close to the excitement.
For those looking for a premium experience, Corral Club tickets are offered at $85 and provide the closest views to the arena along with exclusive access to the event’s luxury Corral Club tent. This upgraded experience includes air-conditioned comfort, private bar access, big-screen televisions, and two complimentary drink tokens per ticket. Corral Club tickets are limited and historically sell out quickly due to their enhanced amenities and proximity to the action.
Families can also take advantage of the Family Pack option, priced at $110, which includes four general admission tickets bundled together with a single service fee. The package is designed to offer added value for families looking to enjoy one of Folsom’s most cherished summer traditions together under the stars.
For tickets, and additional event information, visitwww.FolsomProRodeo.com.
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