Chuckwagon Breakfast at Frost
Event Date:
February 7th, 2013
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Event Time:
7:30am - 9:30am
Location:
Coppell Financial Center, 102 N. Denton Tap Road, Coppell, TX 75019
Event Details:
FROST WELCOMES THE FORT WORTH STOCK SHOW AND RODEO TO TOWN WITH CHUCKWAGON FEASTS
Frost, a Texas banking tradition, welcomes the public to celebrate one of DFW's favorite annual traditions - the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo with old-fashioned cowboy style feasts at participating area financial centers. Guests can enjoy complimentary eggs, bacon, sausage, biscuits & gravy, chopped brisket sandwiches, peach cobbler, coffee, and juice when the wagon pulls into town.
It should be no surprise that the city dubbed "Cowtown" and home to the Texas Rodeo Cowboy Hall of Fame, has a long-standing rodeo tradition that dates back to 1896. Frost's Texas roots also run deep - back to 1868, in fact. While the Texas landscape has certainly changed since those early days, Frost's culture and commitment to the communities it serves has remained the same. Frost's way of doing business is and always will be based on a personal approach and old-fashioned values.
Frost's founder, the late T.C. Frost, once said, "Institutions, like people, are largely products of their heritage." Frost welcomes the public to celebrate this rich Texas heritage 145 years later, while ringing in another rodeo season.
Frost, a Texas banking tradition, welcomes the public to celebrate one of DFW's favorite annual traditions - the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo with old-fashioned cowboy style feasts at participating area financial centers. Guests can enjoy complimentary eggs, bacon, sausage, biscuits & gravy, chopped brisket sandwiches, peach cobbler, coffee, and juice when the wagon pulls into town.
It should be no surprise that the city dubbed "Cowtown" and home to the Texas Rodeo Cowboy Hall of Fame, has a long-standing rodeo tradition that dates back to 1896. Frost's Texas roots also run deep - back to 1868, in fact. While the Texas landscape has certainly changed since those early days, Frost's culture and commitment to the communities it serves has remained the same. Frost's way of doing business is and always will be based on a personal approach and old-fashioned values.
Frost's founder, the late T.C. Frost, once said, "Institutions, like people, are largely products of their heritage." Frost welcomes the public to celebrate this rich Texas heritage 145 years later, while ringing in another rodeo season.
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