Peach JAMboree

65th Annual Stonewall

Peach JAMboree & Rodeo

June 18-20, 2026

Videos

Stonewall Peach JAMboree Forms, Applications, and Information

2026 Peach JAMboree Baking Contest Rules & Entry Guidelines

2026 Peach Queen Court Contestant Application

2026 Peach JAMboree Parade Registration Form

Lodging Options

Stonewall Peach JAMboree Events

More information regarding times, tickets, and entertainment coming soon.

THURSDAY NIGHT – June 18, 2026

Volunteer Packet Pick Up
Free Slack Rodeo with Mutton Bustin’ – food, beer and wine for sale
Music

FRIDAY NIGHT – June 19, 2026

Mutton Bustin’

Introduction of Peach Queen Contestants

CPRA Rodeo

Dance following Rodeo

SATURDAY DAYTIME and NIGHT – June 20, 2026

Parade

Baking, Preserves & Salsa contests (Check-in at the Stonewall Fire Department)

BBQ by the pound, beans and potato salad sold on the grounds of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church after the parade

Washer Pitching Tournament

Live Music in early afternoon

42 Domino Tournament

Peach Show and Judging and Auction

Peach Eating Contest and Peach Pit Spitting contest

Queen Contestants’ Public Interview

Queen’s Coronation

Mutton Bustin’ and CPRA Rodeo

Dance

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the event?

The Stonewall Peach JAMboree is always the 3rd full weekend in June; beginning with a Rodeo and Dance on Friday night and ending with a Rodeo and Dance on Saturday night.
Where is the event located?

Stonewall Chamber Grounds. 250 Peach Street, Stonewall, TX 78671
Where can I park?

Parking for Friday and Saturday night Rodeo and Dance is located behind Stonewall Elementary School. This parking lot can be accessed from Peach Street. Additional parking along Peach Street.

Parking for Saturday activities is available at same locations above after parade has finished.
Is there an admission fee?

A ticket must be purchased for admittance to the Rodeo and Dance. They can be bought in advance on the Peach JAMboree webpage or purchased at the gate.

Admission is free for daytime activities on Saturday. Admission fee required after 6 pm.
Can I get a refund?

All sales are final. No refunds due to weather.
What forms of payment are accepted?

Credit card is accepted when buying tickets online. Payment at the gate is cash only. An ATM will be available on the grounds.
Can I bring my own bag or lawn chairs?

NO BAG CHAIRS OR LAWN CHAIRS will be allowed inside the gate.

Where is the parade route?

The parade begins at the Stonewall Elementary School, heads east on Peach Street and moves counterclockwise on the block formed by Peach Street, St. Francis Street, Ranch Road 1, and Freestone Street, and returns to the Elementary School grounds.
What kinds of food are available?

Fresh peaches, peach cobbler, and peach ice cream are sold on the grounds. Peaches are sold individually. Larger quantities of peaches and other peach goods can be purchased at one of several peach stands along Highway 290. Typical carnival fare can also be purchased from several on-site vendors.

BBQ, potato salad, and beans can be purchased after the parade at St. Francis Xavier Church. BBQ is sold by the pound.

Beverage sales on the grounds include beer, wine, soda, and water. Drink tickets must be purchased at ticket windows. Vendors may sell additional specialty drinks.
Are pets allowed on the grounds?

NO. Pets may spook the rodeo livestock causing injury to themselves or others. Please leave your pets at home.
Mutton Bustin’ : When? Where? Who?

On Thursday night, there are two heats of mutton bustin’ during the slack rodeo. On Friday and Saturday nights, there are three heats—two during the rodeo and one heat prior to the start of the rodeo. Each heat will have approximately 20–30 participants.

Registration opens when the gates open at 6 p.m. A registration table will be located in the Chamber Building. Registration is first come first serve. Children must weigh 55 lbs. or less to qualify. Entry fee is $30 per child.

NO EARLY SIGN-UPS and NO REFUNDS FOR MUTTON BUSTIN’.