During which holiday week is "Cowboy Christmas" celebrated?

"Cowboy Christmas" is celebrated during the Fourth of July week. This holiday week coincides with various events and rodeos that celebrate the cowboy culture and Western heritage. The Fourth of July is a significant holiday in the United States, marking independence day celebrations that often include rodeos, parades, and community gatherings. It serves as an ideal time for cowboy-themed festivities, highlighting the values and spirit of the American West.

The choice of Fourth of July week also aligns with the rodeo calendar, as many major rodeos take place during this time, attracting participants and spectators who appreciate the cowboy lifestyle. As such, Cowboy Christmas is a thematic celebration that ties in with both the spirit of independence and the rich traditions of rodeo culture, making it a fitting event for this time of year.