August 28 and 29, 2026 · 45 Degrés Nord, Saint-Calixte
Wild Fox Country at the Grand Rodéo Saint-Calixte 2026
Two days of line dancing, western atmosphere and energy on the floor for the very first edition of the Grand Rodéo Saint-Calixte.
A first edition that wanted to dance
For its very first edition, the Grand Rodéo Saint-Calixte turned 45 Degrés Nord into a true country gathering for two days.
Wild Fox Country was on site throughout the event, Friday and Saturday alike, to run the line dancing entertainment and get the crowd moving.
And the crowd clearly didn’t need convincing: on the dance floor, the mood was pure celebration.
A sold-out first edition, with no official attendance figure published.
Two days with the pack
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Friday, August 28
Marc and Isabelle
Marc and Isabelle were on the floor throughout the event to host the line dancing and get festival-goers dancing on this first day of the Grand Rodéo.
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Saturday, August 29
Marc, Isabelle and Cyntia
Marc and Isabelle were back on Saturday, joined by Cyntia, for a second full day of hosting and dancing with festival-goers.
A floor just waiting to catch fire
What stays with us most from the Grand Rodéo is the energy on the floor.
Dancers who knew their choreographies, others who simply joined in for fun, groups of friends coming to give it a try: for two days, the goal was the same — choose the right dances, keep the floor alive and let as many people as possible enjoy the moment.
It was exactly the kind of atmosphere we love at Wild Fox Country: lots of people, lots of energy and, above all, lots of fun.
Thank you for your trust
Thank you to 45 Degrés Nord, the Grand Rodéo Saint-Calixte and Kevin Larose for trusting Wild Fox Country to light up the dance floor during the very first edition of this event.
It was a real pleasure to be part of this first edition and to share these two days with such a festive crowd.
About the Grand Rodéo Saint-Calixte
Presented at 45 Degrés Nord in Saint-Calixte, the Grand Rodéo held its very first edition on August 28 and 29, 2026. For two days, rodeo, country music, line dancing and activities brought festival-goers together in a western atmosphere.