Special Edition Blanket Numbered and only 100 produced.
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Category: News & Updates
Dec 30 2009
- A party 100 years in the making.
The 100th anniversary of the Pendleton Round-Up will kick-off with a New Year’s eve celebration on December 31st, 2009. The “Let’er Buck Ball” is planned as the initial kick-off event for the 2010 rodeo, to be held September 15th through the 18th.
The 21-and-over event, taking place at the Hamley and Co. facility in downtown Pendleton, will feature celebrities, dignitaries, public officials, and cowboys and cowgirls from around the northwest, along with multiple entertainment options through the evening as well as a live and silent auction. Dowload auction information here!
Hawkins says guests are encouraged to wear their favorite rodeo regalia from the past hundred years. The evening will include live entertainment, food by Hamley
Steakhouse, and a live and silent auction for one of a kind Pendleton Round-Up memorabilia. Auction items will include the first of 100 bronzes titled “Let’er Buck” by Austin Barton, the first of 100 numbered Pendleton Round-Up Centennial blankets by Pendleton Woolen Mills, custom Justin Boots, centennial rodeo contestant numbers, and many other items.
Tickets to the event are $150 and can be purchased at The Pendleton Round-Up Office or by calling 1-800-45-RODEO; Hamley and Co or on their website at http://www.hamleyco.com/webstore. Proceeds from the Let’er Buck Ball will go toward the Pendleton Round-Up Centennial Plaza project.
For more information please visit www.leterbuckball.com.
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In a letter dated December 22, 2009 the Oregon Cultural Trust confirmed addition of the Pendleton Round-Up Foundation to the Trust’s list of eligible cultural organizations. Addition of the Foundation to the eligible list allows a donor who makes a contribution to the Foundation to make a matching gift to the trust and therefore become eligible for Oregon’s innovative cultural tax credit. If you have contributed to the Foundation in tax year 2009 and want to take advantage of this opportunity you should discuss the details with your personal tax advisor. The Oregon Cultural Trust’s website can also provide valuable information www.culturaltrust.org regarding this opportunity. A copy of the Oregon Cultural Trust’s approval letter can be obtained by contacting the Round-Up office.
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