October 15th – 17th, 2026

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Rodeo of Runway

Where Western and Indigenous traditions meet, sharing stories of craft, creativity, and connection through every stitch and silhouette.

Fusion

A Fusion of Western and Indigenous Design

Our runway celebrates the rich history of Pendleton fashion. We create a platform where traditional and contemporary styles speak together.

To accommodate our growing audience, multiple runway shows will be held on both Friday and Saturday evenings.

Runway Moments

Capturing the spirit of cultural expression through fashion

Experience

What Makes our Runway Unique

Immerse yourself in a transformative fashion experience

First-time garment presentations

Exclusive first looks at groundbreaking design collections

Live performances

Music and movement that complement runway narratives

Intimate glimpses into the creative process

Designers share their inspirations and stories

TESTIMONIALS

Voices of Interwoven

Stories that breathe life into our runway:

"Love that tingly feeling when creative juices start to flow at the beginning of a new project and ideas are flashing through your brain at light speed, finally slowing down as a concrete idea begins to take shape. What starts of as a hazy outline morphs into something more defined, then, slowly, what was a mere wisp is now something 3 dimensional. Construction begins and continues through final touches until, what was a mere whisper in your imagination, is in front of you, complete. LOVE IT! Pendleton is so supportive of their "Makers"! Wouldn't do it anywhere else!"
Linda Bevington
Pendleton designer
"Photographing Pendleton has been important to me from the very first time I experienced it, and it’s only grown more meaningful each year. The deeper I go, the more I find myself focused on the details — the people, the history, the buildings, and the traditions that make Round-Up and the town itself what it is, from the underground tours to the layers of culture woven into every corner.""
Alexis Cady
Photographer
Art doesn't exist in isolation--it thrives in community. Interwoven is a gathering point where cultures connect and creativity shapes belonging. What you experience here is alive and impossible without people.
Elena Martinez
Cultural arts director
Western fashion comes from a life spent outside, around horses, and in clothes that have to work as hard as I do.
Mia Wrightson
Barrel racer

Step Onto a Runway Shaped by Many Cultures

Experience the powerful intersection of Western and Indigenous fashion design

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

The Interwoven Signature Designer Fashion Show is a celebration of Indigenous and Western design, bringing together artists, makers, and designers whose work honors tradition while embracing innovation. The show features both a traditional runway and a horseback runway, creating a one-of-a-kind presentation.

We welcome:

  • Fashion designers
  • Indigenous designers and regalia makers
  • Western wear designers
  • Leatherworkers and accessory designers
  • Artists creating wearable art
  • Emerging and established designers

Whether you're showcasing contemporary fashion, traditional craftsmanship, or a fusion of both, we encourage you to apply.

No! Designers may present:

  • A single statement piece
  • A small capsule collection
  • An entire collection

We want to showcase creativity at every scale.

Designer + Market Booth Package
$300
 Includes:
  • Participation in the Signature Designer Fashion Show
  • A booth in the Interwoven Market
  • Market dates: October 15–17

Fashion Show Only
$100 Includes:
  • Participation in the Signature Designer Fashion Show only
  • No market booth
The participation fee is only due after selection into the show.

The booth allows designers to:

  • Sell their work
  • Meet attendees
  • Build relationships with customers
  • Showcase their brand throughout the festival
The market operates October 15–17.
Yes. Interwoven will provide models for participating designers.
However, designers are also welcome to:
  • Model their own work
  • Provide their own model(s)
  • Coordinate with their own team if preferred
Yes. Selected looks may be presented on either:
  • The traditional runway
  • The horseback runway

     

Placement is determined in collaboration with the production team to create the strongest overall presentation while prioritizing safety and storytelling.

No. While some designers may specifically create pieces for equine presentation, it is not required. The production team will work with selected designers to determine the best way to showcase their work.

Yes.
All participating designers (or a designated representative) must be available for the show rehearsal during the day on Saturday, October 17.
The Signature Designer Fashion Show will take place Saturday evening, and rehearsal attendance is essential for timing, staging, and safety.
We celebrate the broad spectrum of Indigenous and Western fashion, including:
  • Contemporary fashion
  • Traditional regalia
  • Couture
  • Ready-to-wear
  • Leatherwork
  • Beadwork
  • Accessories
  • Hats, boots, and wearable art
Interwoven seeks designers who tell stories through their work and who celebrate the rich traditions, cultures, and creativity that connect Indigenous and Western communities.
We value:
  • Authenticity
  • Craftsmanship
  • Innovation
  • Cultural respect
  • Original artistic vision
  • Interwoven Market: October 15–17
  • Designer Rehearsal: Daytime, Saturday, October 17
  • Signature Designer Fashion Show: Saturday evening, October 17
Participation fees are not required at the time of application. Designers selected for the show will receive instructions for payment after acceptance.
 
Participation Options at a Glance
Option
Fee
Includes
Fashion Show + Interwoven Market Booth
$300
Fashion show participation and market booth October 15–17
Fashion Show Only
$100
Fashion show participation only
Interwoven's mission is to create a runway where tradition and innovation meet—whether your vision is expressed through one unforgettable look or an entire collection.

Tickets can be purchased online through our website. Early bird and standard rates are available. Group discounts apply for parties of six or more.

We welcome submissions from emerging and established designers representing Western and Indigenous traditions. Applications open six months before the event.

We encourage creative, respectful attire that celebrates cultural expression. Comfortable clothing that allows movement is recommended.

Professional photography is restricted. Personal photos are permitted without flash. Respect for designers and models is paramount.

Our venue provides full wheelchair accessibility. We offer assistive listening devices and sign language interpretation upon request.

Everything you need to know about our runway experience
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