Villages of Woodland Springs Homeowners Association

Wild Wild West Fest

Sep 25, 2008

Saturday, September 27, 2008
Posted Date: 9/24/2008

Wild Wild West Fest LogoA rip-roaring day of fun!

Join us on Saturday, September 27, from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM at Bear Creek Park for the biggest and the best celebration of the Old West this side of the Tarrant County Line.

There will be plenty of entertainment for all ages including the popular Children's Stick Horse Rodeo, an old west fort, western entertainment, arts and crafts vendors, children's activities, main stage entertainment, food court, tractor pulls and much more.

Wild Wild West Fest Event Schedule
Saturday, September 27
8:00 AM How the West Was Run 5K and Fun Run
Main Stage
10:00 AM Wild West Opening Ceremonies
10:00 AM Little Texas Scholars & Flips for Fun
10:30 AM ASI Gymnastics
11:00 AM Lone Star Garden Tractor Pull
11:00 AM Trinity Dance Company
11:30 AM North Central Ballet - Main Stage
12:00 PM Children's Stick Horse Rodeo
12:00 PM Norwood Twins
1:00 PM King & Roberts Dance
2:00 PM A Dance Force
3:00 PM All Star Dance Academy
5:00 PM Concert featuring The Crawfish Band
Event Tent
10:30 AM Magic Indian
11:00 AM Lone Star Garden Tractor Pull
12:00 PM Children's Stick Horse Rodeo
2 to 5:00 PM Dallas Dillo Derby, Armadillo Races that involve the crowd

runners at How the West Was Run

How the West Was Run 5K & Fun Run
8:00 - 10:00 AM, Begins at Keller Town Hall
$20 for 5K, $15 for Fun Run
Benefiting Christ's Haven for Children and
Families for Effective Austism Treatment North Texas

Garden Tractor PullLone Star Garden Tractor Pull
Engines roar starting at 11:00 AM in the west field area

Boy at Stick Horse RodeoWild West Rodeo Circuit Headquarters
Hosts the 10th Annual Stick Horse Rodeo
For children ages seven and under. Registration begins at 11:00 AM at the Event Tent and the Rodeo starts at noon. Participants will compete in Barrel Racing, Calf Roping and Bull Riding. Winners in each catagory will receive belt buckles.
Dancers at the Main Stage

Main Stage Entertainment
The main stage will feature Keller's best! Join us for gymnastics, dancing and singing. Stay to listen to the sounds of The Crawfish Band starting at 5:00 PM to wrap up the festival.

Armadillo racesDallas Dillo Derby
You are not going to want to miss the armadillo races. Participants from the crowd will get to pick out their dillo and cheer him to the finish line. This event is from 2 - 5 pm at the Event Tent.Girl on Pony Ride

Lil' Buckaroo Activities
There are plenty of things to keep the little ones busy while the grownups check out the Arts and Craft Vendors. Children can enjoy a petting zoo, pony rides, bounce houses, an authentic old west stagecoach ride and much more!

Vendors BoothsArts and Crafts Vendors
and concessions
Take a leisurely stroll through the park and enjoy arts and craft vendors from all over the state of Texas. Find that perfect something for your house, the perfect gift for a birthday or visit one of the many local area businesses' tents. All of the shopping will surely make you hungry for some delicious grub from one of our many concession vendors.

Sponsorship Information

A sponsorship to Wild Wild West Fest will allow you to gain exposure to over 10,000 potential customers in just one day.

Download a Wild Wild West Fest Sponsorship Packet (PDF)

Vendor Information

Wild Wild West Fest hosts food vendors, a variety of arts and crafts vendors, and several of the children's activities ranging from bounce houses to face painting.

Download a Wild Wild West Fest Vendor Packet (PDF)

WWW sponsor banner
Trail Boss Level Sponsors

Choctaw Casino Logo

Buckaroo Level Sponsors

Pepsi LogoSamantha Springs LogoStar-Telegram Logo

Cow Poke Level Sponsors

Tom Thumb LogoBenchmark Research LogoFrost Bank Logo

Keller Citizen logo Girly Girl Logo

Pardner Level Sponsors
Kid Care Pediatrics
Huffaker Roofing
Gray Family Dental
Allied Waste Services

Wrangler Level Sponsors
First Financial Bank
S.E.O. & Associates
American Bank

Wild Wild West Fest has never been sponsored using tax dollars, but relies solely on sponsorships and booth and vendor fees.