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Prepare for bucking broncos and rodeo clowns at the Rio Grande Valley Livestock Show. This particular livestock show is one of the top ten in the state. The famous festival features a parade, a rodeo, a beauty pageant, and a livestock competition. As you enjoy the activities, the best-raised steers, rabbits, goats, lambs, pigs, and horses win first prize. The mission of the Rio Grande Valley Livestock Show is to provide a safe and educational environment that promotes family, community, and volunteerism. They strive to encourage the youth of South Texas through leadership development, agricultural education, and competition to create the leaders of tomorrow.

Kickin Axes is a company owned and operated by veterans who are thrilled to introduce the newest attraction of indoor axe throwing to the Rio Grande Valley. The axe throwing lanes offer various exciting games to play and compete with your friends and family. If you've never thrown an axe before, don't worry, one of their axe-perts will provide you with a brief lesson on the basic techniques of axe throwing before your axe-throwing session begins. If you have a large group or party, they have a private room with dedicated throwing lanes that you can rent out for special occasions or corporate events. This room is available for rent any day or time of the week. Moreover, if you prefer, they can bring the axe-kicking to you with their mobile axe-throwing trailer. There's so much more to come from Kickin Axes, and they look forward to seeing you soon.

Are you looking for a fun and affordable way to explore the area? Join the largest excursion boat around. They offer various exciting options, including daily dolphin watch cruises, bay fishing trips, scenic sunset cruises, marine ecology tours, fireworks cruises, school field trips, Port of Brownsville tours, and private charters. Come aboard and enjoy a memorable experience on the water. If you're looking for a unique experience, the Marine Ecology Tour should be on your list. During the tour, a net is lowered over the back of the boat and dragged across the ocean floor to collect live marine specimens such as starfish, stingrays, seahorses, crabs, shrimp, squid, and various small fish. You'll be amazed by the marine life they collect, which is then placed in an observation tank at the back of the boat for a closer look. This is an excellent way to educate yourself about the marine life in Laguna Madre Bay. The educational tour includes an up-close view of the marine life, followed by a Q&A session.