In late July, Lewis Events traveled north to Chico, California for a western-themed birthday celebration, picnic style.  The host pulled out all the stops and made it an unforgettable experience for the 300+ guests dressed in their best frontier duds.

Chico Catering did a fabulous job BBQing a western feast and the local Elks lodge was an ideal location for the celebration.  Guests were entertained by a trick roping, whip cracking, gun spinning, and square dancing showcase all kept moving by the cowboy DJ/MC.  Non-stop activities included panning for gold, virtual cow milking, corn hole tournament, calf & trick roping lessons, virtual cow branding, corn husk doll making, nerf shooting gallery, water slides, and inflatable games.

Not far from Chico at this same time, the Dixie fire was in its early stages and the plume of smoke could be seen from our site.  Nearby, the fire fighting teams were staging their equipment and our hotel parking lot was filled with Cal Fire trucks.  Thanks, first responders!

What do you do when you want to host your company’s western picnic on-site at your own facility.  Easy!  You transform your location into the Wild West. 

Lewis Events teamed up with Cafe N’ Stuff Catering to make wild west magic happen for a ton of folks at a location with acres of indoor space. 

And when we said acres of space we weren’t kidding.  So with some areas masked off, we concentrated the colorful decorating in key areas of the event space. 

When the guests were finished eating Cafe N’ Stuff’s amazing food, we kept the crowd entertained with a wild west trick roping and stunt show, a cornhole tournament, virtual calf roping, trick roping and, line dancing instruction.

Lewis Events magically transforms spaces into amazing theme parties for small intimate gatherings all the way up to grand celebrations in Southern California and Salt LakeCity/Utah Valley.  

Is it possible to pull together a memorable western theme party without it costing the deed to the ranch?  Lewis Events has the answer. . . .  An exciting performance bundle that provides three entertainment elements all wrapped up into one neat package:  It includes:

*World-class trick roping/whip-cracking performance

*Energetic western-style DJ and professional sound system

*Line dancing instruction and audience participation

Your celebration can showcase a variety of exciting western entertainment without hiring multiple performers from different sources.  Call Lewis Events today to see how they can make your next event an unforgettable and AFFORDABLE success!

Lewis Events has provided exciting western presentations for audiences and locations including Tournament of Roses, Autry Museum of Western Heritage, Calico Ghost Town, Yellowstone Club, 2002 Winter Olympics, Disney’s California Grand Hotel, Universal Studio, and many, many more.  We provide smiles and cheers throughout the western United States and beyond, from locations in Southern California, Salt Lake City, and Utah Valley.  

Lewis Events received a request for a trick roping cowboy to perform for a western-themed celebration at an exclusive private resort in Montana.  So when the time arrived, Cowboy Brett flew from Salt Lake City into Bozeman, Montana, picked up a rental car, and began his drive south towards Yellowstone.  He said that as he drove, every mile became more beautiful with lush green pastures and horizons of towering mountain ranges.

Closer . . . Closer . . . and then.

The event location was stunning.  A beautiful alpine setting surrounded by tall pine trees, breathtaking vistas, blue skies, and a gentle breeze. It wasn’t long before the set-up was complete and the crowds began to arrive for a real, old-west picnic and evening of fun. 

Guests were greeted by Cowboy Brett in full western gear spinning his trusty trick rope.  As the party progressed, Brett showcased a variety of trick roping stunts with his lasso.  Adults and younger cowpokes were able to get their hands on a genuine trick rope and try their hand at mastering their own roping skills.  Brett brought along his virtual steer and gave everyone a chance to rope the cow with a real, old fashioned lariat.  The day ended with a corral full of new Montana cow folk, ready to hit the cattle drive trail.

Lewis Events offers a variety of talents and skills for corporate events, theme parties, marketing promotions, festivals, school events, educational presentations, and tons more . . . . We provide smiles and cheers throughout the western United States and beyond from locations in Southern California, Salt Lake City, and Utah Valley.  

Check out the latest video of Cowboy Brett spinning his rope on Youtube.

Christy and Brett joined up with the Broken Horn Ropers to trick rope in the Hollywood Christmas Parade.  It was a nice mild Southern California evening for a parade. 

Christy, Brett and the other ropers had their turn performing on the red carpet in front of the cameras and braodcast stand.

Pre-parade staging the horses and performers.

Southern California rodeo queens and their horses rounded out the large group.  The parade was a great way to start the holiday season.  And as always Santa was the guest of honor.

Trick Roper Brett Lewis spinning his rope overlooking Machu Picchu. Brett performs in Southern California, Salt Lake City, Utah Valley and beyond!

Lewis Events is pleased to announce the expansion of talent and services in Utah for special events. We will be adding the following acts to our current services:

Disc Jockey and Master of Ceremonies–Our DJ’s can play a variety of music styles . . . . Country Western, Contemporary, Pop, Background/Atmosphere and other Genres.  English and Spanish spoken.  DJ’s bring a top notch professional sound system and can bring stunning dance lights. Exciting DJ party games are available upon request.

Trick Roping Talent-Fancy roping performed by a cowboy or cowgirl can be used as a featured act or as atmosphere to mingle with the guests.  Talent can also lead an activity where guests learn how to spin a trick rope or rope a virtual steer.

Western Atmosphere Talent–Cowboys and cowgirls can mingle with the guests and pose for photos.

Line Dancing and Instruction–Our talented line dancers can teach line dance steps to guests and can lead the group when the music begins.

Trick Roping Lessons and Coaching for Media and Stage Performance–Need to learn the art of trickroping for that big role on the screen or stage?  We’ll have you spinning in a jiff!

These exciting additions will enhance corporate and business events, private parties and celebrations, marketing and promotional events, school funtions, fundraising, non-profit, picnics, festivals, trade shows, weddings and much more . .

Lewis Events will be  available for performing in Utah Valley, Salt Lake City, Heber, Park City, the newly branded “Silicone Slopes” and beyond.

A few of many clients and locations include . . . . Sun Valley Resort, 2002 Winter Olympics, Knotts Berry Farm, Calico Ghost Town, Autry Museum of the American West, KTLA Morning News, LA County Museum, Good Day LA TV, Petersen Automobile Museum, and the Pasadena Tournament of Roses.

Email or call us today to chat about how together we can make your event the best ever!  Email info@lewisevents.com or call 626-536-8091

Each year on January 1st, the world welcomes in the new year with the Tournament of Roses Parade from Pasadena, California.  Another incredible event, held a few days before the parade is Equestfest.  At Equestfest, each of the groups riding in the parade is given the opportunity to show off their fancy riding skills, stunts, and all the amazing showmanship they can’t showcase during the parade in an arena near Pasadena.

For about 15 years, the Lewis family has had the honor of being featured at Equestfest, demonstrating their trick roping, whip cracking and gun spinning skills. Equestfest visitors also have the chance to experience the old west as they pick up the ropes and learn to spin for themselves.

Always crowded in the roping area as Trick Roper Christy and Emily work with the crowd.

Emily had her own LAPD student.

After a long day of roping they boarded the stage and rode into the sunset.