Known as the "Rodeo Capital of Texas", Mesquite is home to the famous "Mesquite Championship Rodeo". Hosting 200,000 plus attendees each year and reaching over 8 million people annually via television broadcast, Mesquite is a genuine mecca for America's original sport.

Located roughly 30 miles away from DFW airport and 15 miles from Love Field airport, Mesquite offers a pleasant distance from urban living, while still enjoying all its convenient fruits.

Mesquite is also home to id Software, creators of the Doom and Quake video games as well as host to tourist attractions like Heritage Square (the downtown historic district), the World of Animals Park, Lake Ray Hubbard (a popular DFW lake spot), the Florence Ranch Homestead and Town East Mall (which was featured in the 1978 Ron Howard film "Cotton Candy").