A Temple Grandin Equine Center is planned as part of the National Western Center, but equine assisted therapies and activities (EAAT) – which are utilized for a wide range of health conditions and special challenges – will begin in Denver in early 2017.
Avelyn Munoz sat excitedly in her fringe cowboy boots on Tuesday morning at the National Western Stock Show. She didn’t know what to expect when she went into the arena, but she knew it was the day she would become a cowgirl.
Wilson Ogg looks forward to this time of year. This is when he gets to be front and center at the National Western Stock Show – a nationally recognized Western heritage and entertainment event that attracts more than 650,000 visitors each year
Colorado State University has a history with the National Western Stock Show that dates back to the first stock show.
The planned National Western Center will change the face of Denver and establish Colorado as a nexus for food innovation and Western heritage.
National Renewable Energy Laboratory will help the CSU System and partners develop strategies to create a sustainable “net zero” district at the future National Western Center.
CSU and PetAid Colorado volunteers provided free veterinary care to Denver pets living with families in need.
Plans for a year-round entertainment, research, and learning venue at the National Western Center in Denver took a significant step forward with Senate passage of House Bill 1344.
Colorado State University will be a major partner in the changing face of North Denver, and the draft master plan released today for the reimagining of the National Western Center, a combined 270-acre site near Interstates 70 and 25, showcases the university’s unique role in this transformation.