The Roy LeBlanc Invitational Rodeo is the nation's oldest African-American rodeo, one of the state's longest running rodeos and one of the largest African-American sporting events in the nation. Entertaining audiences since 1956, the Roy LeBlanc Invitational Rodeo has brought the heart-pounding excitement of rodeo together with the proud legacy of Black cowboys. Every summer, Oklahoma comes alive as top riders from across the country compete in a tradition that’s now the oldest continuously held Black rodeo in the nation. Several vendors set up to serve the crowd refreshments, and there will also be arts and craft booths for a perfect souvenir of this historic rodeo.