UPDATE: The Tehama County CattleWomen hosted an exhilarating “100 Years of Cowgirls Luncheon & Fashion Show” on November 15, 2025, in Red Bluff, drawing over 200 attendees eager to celebrate a century of women’s Western culture. This vibrant event marks a significant comeback after pandemic disruptions, highlighting the enduring legacy of the Tehama County CowBelles, which was founded in 1953.
Attendees experienced a delightful afternoon filled with gourmet food, a lively fashion showcase, and the chance to reconnect with old friends. Social media buzzed with enthusiasm as guests shared their appreciation for the event. Scotty Ulch expressed gratitude for the organizers, stating, “A ‘Big’ thank you to all who assisted in putting this Luncheon on. Saw so many, that I haven’t seen in years.”
The event was not only a celebration but a tribute to the rich heritage and advocacy of the CattleWomen, who are committed to supporting the livestock industry. “These gals put on a great event… what a hoot she was,” remarked attendee Sharon Schisler Erickson, highlighting the entertaining atmosphere and camaraderie among attendees.
The fashion show featured stunning Western outfits from local boutiques, showcasing styles from The Loft and The Boot Barn. Models strutting the runway included well-known figures from the community, adding a personal touch to the event. The Mistress of Ceremonies, Linda Durrer, kept the audience entertained throughout the day, ensuring a lively experience.
Next Steps: The CattleWomen are gearing up for their upcoming Christmas meeting, with Etched in Elegance Catering confirmed to provide the meal. This year, the organization awarded $14,000 in scholarships to twelve students pursuing various degrees, demonstrating their ongoing commitment to education and community support.
The event also featured a Cowboy Pantry, with handmade goods and delicious treats available for purchase, further showcasing local talents. This revival of community spirit was palpable, as many attendees expressed their joy in reconnecting after so long apart.
As the sun shone on a perfect day, the atmosphere was filled with laughter and nostalgia, making it clear that the “100 Years of Cowgirls” luncheon was not just an event but a heartfelt reunion for many. Look forward to next year’s celebration, as the Tehama County CattleWomen continue to foster community connections and support for the livestock industry.
For more information and updates, visit www.TehamaCountyCattleWomen.org.
