Wide view of the Sabine County Expo Center show ring on show day, full arena, spectators, and real local sponsor banners on the back wall

Hemphill, Texas · 2745 TX-184

The Sabine County Expo Center

Home of the Sabine County Livestock Show and Rodeo, since 1982.

Where Sabine County shows up for its kids.

Real ground, real kids, and a show that's been running since 1982. Whether you're here to show, to buy, to volunteer, or just checking that this place is real: you're in the right spot.

What Happens Here

The Sabine County Livestock Show and Rodeo

Every year since 1982, this ground has hosted the Sabine County Junior Livestock Show, kids raising and showing heifers, steers, swine, goats, lambs, broilers, and rabbits, right alongside baking, photography, art, ag mechanics, horticulture, and public speaking. The Rodeo runs its own events at this same arena, real chutes, real ropers, right here in Hemphill.

The Rodeo

Real bucking chutes, real ropers, right here at the Expo Center.

See the Rodeo

None of this happens by accident. The Show, the Rodeo, and this ground get hosted, supported, and managed year after year by the Sabine County Agricultural Improvement Youth Foundation, a volunteer board of neighbors who'd rather be at the arena than anywhere else.

Pick Your Door

Exhibitor

Raising, Building, Speaking, Showing

However you show up, animal, project, speech, or shop work, the Show's got a division for you. Entries, rules, and deadlines all run through Showman.app.

See the Livestock Show

Supporter

Buy, Sponsor, Give Back

Every dollar you put in stays right here, backing a specific kid, not an idea of one.

Get Involved

Volunteer

Bring a Saturday

Setup, check-in, ring support, concessions, teardown. The Show runs on people who show up.

Sign Up to Help

Renting the Grounds?

Barrel racing clubs, weddings, reunions, church events: the arena and grounds are open for rent between show seasons.

See Venue Rentals

Not Just Talk

Not Just Talk

Since 1982. Nine divisions and counting. A board of neighbors who show up every year. That's the proof, not a number nobody's ever counted.

Two head of cattle facing the camera in an outdoor portrait at the Show
Wide view of the Sabine County Expo Center show ring, full arena and spectators
Framed student art and photography on display at the Show
Exhibitor grooming a lamb with a Sabine County 4-H banner in frame
Barrel racer rounding a barrel at speed at the Sabine County Rodeo
Exhibitor leading a Hereford bull in an outdoor portrait
Handler showing rabbits at a judging table at the Show
Young exhibitor in a showmanship stance with a sheep
Exhibitor in a Hemphill shirt holding a cattle lead
“It offers so many different opportunities for youth to showcase their passions and talents.”
Alissa Ross, Art & Photography Superintendent