Noonamah Tavern Rodeo
About this event
Noonamah Tavern Rodeo has 4 dates listed at Noonamah Tavern & Rodeo (1801 Stuart Highway, Noonamah, Northern Territory, 0837), starting Sat 22 May 2027 and running to Sun 29 Aug 2027.
Tickets and details are on the organiser’s website, linked on this page. Prices listed by the organiser: Adult $55 – $275. They’re indicative, so check the final price when you book.
The organiser lists these accessibility features for the event: companion card accepted, step-free pathways, accessible restaurant, accessible toilet, caters for allergies and intolerances and defibrillator on site.
From the organiser
Join in the fun and excitement of the Noonamah Tavern Rodeo with an action-packed night of Barrel Racing, Bull Riding, Saddle Bronc riding, Freestyle Moto X, and more!
The party continues into the night with live band till 1am.
It's the greatest show on dirt!
The venue’s recorded access
Inclusable’s venue database has an entry for Noomah Tavern at this location. It records wheelchair access, step-free entry, accessible toilet and accessible parking, with an accessibility score of 77/100. The venue hasn’t confirmed these details. They describe the venue in general, not this particular event.
Not yet recorded for the venue: communication and sensory features such as a hearing loop or quiet hours. We don’t know either way, so it’s worth checking before you go.
Accessibility at this event
Shared by the event organiser via ATDW, where provided. Check with the organiser if you need specifics.
Ticket prices
- Adult$55 – $275
Indicative prices from the organiser, where provided.
Accessibility score 77/100
Venue details from the Inclusable venue database, where available.
Dates · Biannual
- Sat, 22 May 2027, 5:30 pm – 11:59 pm
- Sun, 23 May 2027, 5:30 pm – 11:59 pm
- Sat, 28 Aug 2027
- Sun, 29 Aug 2027
Location & contact
- Noonamah Tavern & Rodeo1801 Stuart Highway, Noonamah, Northern Territory, 0837
- Get directions (opens in a new tab)
- 8988 1054
- admin@noonamahtavern.com.au
Event information courtesy of the Australian Tourism Data Warehouse (ATDW).
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