Pendleton Westward Ho! Parade

Parade a Tribute to Pioneers

The unique Westward Ho! Parade, held during Round-up Week,  pays tribute to the early days in the West and to the pioneers whose descendants are participating in the Round-Up. Here you will see most of the Indians who are camped at the Round-Up grounds, dressed in their tribal finery from grandmother to the tiniest tot.

The parade is unique in that no motorized vehicles are allowed. All types of early transportation are featured, from mules with a jerk line to oxen-drawn covered wagons, Mormon carts, buggies, surreys, plus riding groups and music furnished by numerous marching bands.

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Singing Christmas Tree-Portland,OR

Christmas Music Magic in Portland

The Singing Christmas Tree features an enormous choir of more than 150 adult singers assembled in the ''branches'' to form the tree. Over 30 thousand lights that dance, twinkle, sparkle, and shine bring the magic of the TREE’s Christmas production to life. The first act takes place in a Victorian village at Christmas and features favorite carols like 'Jingle Bells' and 'Joy to the World.' The second act retells the nativity story and includes inspirational music.

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