Art of the Cowgirl 2026 Recap
Horsemanship and Western art were on full display in Wickenburg, Arizona, as Art of the Cowgirl returned for five days of competition, craftsmanship, presentations and celebration of Western culture.
Art of the Cowgirl
Art of the Cowgirl Foundation Offers Six Fellowships in 2026
Cowgirls are known for their strength, courage and resilience. Whether they’re working on a ranch, in the arena, at an easel or a workbench, they apply their skills and ingenuity to solve problems and create masterpieces, using their hearts, hands, and creativity.
Art of the Cowgirl
There’s nothing quite like riding, roping, and showcasing a good horse under the Arizona winter sun—especially when the alternative back home involves chopping ice and pitching hay.
Art of the Cowgirl Foundation
Art of the Cowgirl is proud to present its highly anticipated annual event, a five-day celebration of Western artistry, horsemanship and craftsmanship.
Ride On, Cowgirl
With vision and determination, Tammy Pate did more than establish Art of the Cowgirl. She created a movement and community that will continue to elevate women pursuing their dreams in Western arts and horsemanship.
Art On The Range
Artist Jess Howard draws artistic inspiration from her ranching heritage, fueled by long days in the saddle and a love for rural places.
Master Makers
The Art of the Cowgirl Foundation supports aspiring craftsmen through its Fellowship Program, which paired master bit and spur maker Wilson Capron with Carlee Stutz in 2023.
Poetry and Packing
Liz Hughey loved to pack and is passing that passion on to the next generation through her book series.