Centennial Cuts Celebrates Colorado Agriculture at the FFA Meat & Greet

On November 19th, Centennial Cuts had the pleasure of supporting and attending the FFA Meat & Greet at the Stadium Arena at the National Western Complex—a unique event that highlights the best of Colorado’s agriculture and youth leadership.

The Meat & Greet is more than just a foodie experience—it’s a celebration of Colorado proteins like beef, pork, lamb, and goat, paired with locally crafted wine, beer, and spirits. Attendees enjoyed tastings, mingled with fellow food enthusiasts, and learned about the responsibly raised livestock that will be on display in November and later exhibited at the National Western Stock Show in January 2026.

One of the event’s standout features is the opportunity to connect with Colorado’s next generation of agricultural leaders. FFA and 4-H members showcased their livestock and shared their dedication to responsible animal care. The event fosters awareness and appreciation for the youth who will represent Colorado at the National Western Stock Show while building meaningful connections between young exhibitors and professionals in the Denver metro area.

During the event, exhibitors and their animals walked the runway, giving attendees a close-up view of these amazing animals. Guests also had the chance to participate in a unique “Partner Experience” auction. Winning bidders will receive ongoing communication with their exhibitor, visit their exhibitor’s animal during the Stock Show, and enjoy a first-class experience hosted by the Colorado FFA Foundation.

Centennial Cuts was thrilled to be part of this inspiring event, supporting youth in agriculture, celebrating Colorado-made products, and connecting with our community in meaningful ways. Events like the FFA Meat & Greet elevate the National Western experience, showcasing not just the incredible quality of Colorado’s livestock but also the passion, dedication, and talent of the young people who care for them.

We’re proud to stand alongside Colorado’s future agricultural leaders and look forward to continuing to support these events, the students, and the community that makes Colorado agriculture so exceptional.