Interwoven: Where Cultures Meet Debuts in Pendleton, Oregon October 15-17, 2026 (Photo)PENDLETON, Oregon. — Travel Pendleton proudly announces Interwoven: Where Cultures Meet, a new multi-day fashion event taking place October 15–17, 2026, continuing Pendleton, Oregon's rich tradition of storytelling through art and design. Funded in part by a grant from Travel Oregon, Interwoven is a fashion, design, food, market, and culture mashup representing Indigenous and Western artists. Interwoven is a space for sharing roots, making connections, remixing traditions, and creating together in a place globally recognized for rich cultural traditions. Interwoven is for the bold, for the visionary, and for what's next.
Interwoven is a platform where stories are told through textiles and craftsmanship. Over three immersive days, designers and artists will present work rooted in heritage, place, and lived experience—creating a dialogue between tradition and contemporary fashion.
A signature element is the Interwoven Market, featuring 70 regional artists and makers, offering attendees the opportunity to engage directly with creators, purchase one-of-a-kind works, and participate in hands-on learning workshops and maker demonstrations. Interwoven will also host multiple fashion shows. Among them is a distinctive fashion show on horseback where equine models will walk the runway, highlighting craftsmanship both on and off the saddle. Interwoven will further support emerging and established designers through its Unresidency Program, selecting eight designers to receive support to develop eight-piece collections. These collections will debut in a featured runway show during the festival.
Beyond fashion, Interwoven offers an immersive food experience, curated pop-up exerpiences, discussion panels, and exhibits leading up to the event, and highly photographable moments throughout Pendleton—encouraging attendees to explore the town as both a destination and a blank canvas.
While Interwoven Market vendor applications and Unresidency applications are not yet live, there are multiple opportunities to become involved as a designer, maker, volunteer, or sponsorship partner. Event registration, details, and applications for vendors and artists reside on Interwoven's website, https://www.interwovenoregon.com. Market vendor applications open February 14, and the UnResidency program opens to applicants March 2.
Created by Travel Pendleton, Interwoven: Where Cultures Meet is a space for artists to gather, collaborate, and share their work in a town deeply rooted in design and legendary experiences, while introducing Pendleton’s local makers and designers to a broader regional audience.
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On Wednesday February 4, 2026, at 11:00am, the United States Attorney’s Office alongside partners with:
US Department of Health and Human Services-Office of Inspector General;
Washington State Medicaid Fraud Control Division;
Department of Veterans Affairs-Office of Inspector General;
U.S. Office of Personnel Management;
Department of Defense DCIS,
will be holding a press conference announcing a multi-million dollar settlement with MultiCare Health Services resolving federal and state allegations that MultiCare fraudulently billed federal and state health care programs by knowingly permitting its neurosurgeon (Dr. Jason Dreyer) to endanger hundreds of patients by performing medically unnecessary surgeries.
The United States Attorney’s Office invites you to attend its press conference at 11:00 AM, Wednesday February 3rd , in front of 920 W. Riverside Ave, if weather permits, or inside on the first-floor conference room. We will provide additional press release information at the time of the conference. If you have any questions in advance, please reach out to Stephanie Van Marter at ter@usdoj.gov">Stephanie.vanmarter@usdoj.gov. Please also RSVP your attendance. Thank you.
CLARKSTON, WA – Clarkston High School invites local businesses, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations to participate in the GEAR UP Career and Internship Fair on Thursday, April 2, 2026, from 8:00 AM to 11:30 AM in the CHS main gymnasium.
This event provides a valuable opportunity for students from Clarkston, Asotin, Pomeroy, and Colton high schools to explore career paths, connect with potential employers, and learn about internship opportunities. Representatives from a wide range of industries such as business, healthcare, education, sciences, social work, and behavioral sciences, will be available to discuss summer jobs, internships, and future career prospects.
Employers and organizations interested in participating are encouraged to contact Pat Sobotta at otta@wsu.edu" title="mailto:p.sobotta@wsu.edu">p.sobotta@wsu.edu.
Join us in helping students take their next steps toward a successful future!
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