
During NFR, the spotlight shifts to the women whose talent, grit and leadership shape the western industry every day — and to the girls who will shape what comes next.


Her Arena is more than an event. It is a multigenerational platform celebrating the women shaping rodeo, leadership and Western culture — and opening the arena for the girls who will shape what comes next.
Honoring the women who built the arena. Celebrating the women leading it today. Creating space for the girls coming next.
The Met Gala meets Yellowstone meets Vogue World, with the authenticity of the rodeo community and the energy of Las Vegas. Professional athletes, ranch owners, designers, entrepreneurs, musicians, media personalities and young barrel racers gather under one roof.

Sportscaster, philanthropist, and the first female scout in the NBA — Bonnie-Jill Laflin brings a career of firsts to the arena. From the sidelines of the Lakers to the ranches she calls home, she has spent two decades opening doors for the women coming next.
At The Arena Collective, she hosts the day, curates the conversations, and presents the Cowgirl of the Year award — a full-circle celebration of the women redefining the western world.
Four disciplines curated into a single, cinematic day — programmed with the care of an editorial issue.
Barrel racers, breakaway ropers, and the horsewomen behind the champions.
A professionally produced runway of luxury western couture and heritage brands.
A women's summit for founders, executives and the next generation of leaders.
Live country performances, acoustic songwriter sessions, storytelling around the west.

Her Arena brings generations together. Young barrel racers and girls from the local community will have the opportunity to see themselves represented, connect with women who have built careers inside and beyond the arena, and share their own voices onstage. Because when a girl can see the path, she can begin to believe it belongs to her.
Athletes and executives in conversation with the girls coming next.
Youth barrel racers onstage, on the runway and in the content.
Mothers, daughters and mentors in one room.

Guests arrive and enter the Her Arena experience.
Explore the activations, enjoy brunch, connect with the community and experience live acoustic music.
Opening introduction from Bonnie-Jill Laflin.
A short, high-impact keynote from a prominent female leader in rodeo.
A powerful conversation featuring women shaping rodeo, sports, business, leadership and Western culture.
Young female barrel racers and emerging leaders share their experiences, ambitions and vision for the future.
Recognition of standout women and girls, sponsor acknowledgments and a meaningful spotlight on the Be the Light Foundation for Oaklynn Rae Domer.
An elevated celebration of Western fashion, culture and community.
Champagne, networking, final brand experiences and closing moments.

A professionally produced showcase of luxury western brands, emerging designers, and heritage houses — from hand-tooled boots to couture denim.
Live country music, acoustic songwriter sessions, and special musical guests close the day — followed by the Cowgirl of the Year award.



Her Arena is proud to support the Be the Light Foundation for Oaklynn Rae Domer — bringing our community together around courage, compassion and meaningful impact.
The foundation is recognized throughout the day, from the Her Arena Awards + Impact Moment to our partner and sponsor programming — woven into the larger story of women, girls, community and legacy.
Support the Foundation →Osprey Collective and SEICON produce the day end-to-end.
The venue partner provides accommodations and food & beverage; our production team delivers the programming, talent and content that make the day cinematic.

An iconic private members' club in the heart of Las Vegas — minutes from the NFR arena — hosts the day, covering accommodations and food & beverage.
Seats are limited. Sponsor allocations close six weeks before the event. A portion of the day's impact programming supports the Be the Light Foundation for Oaklynn Rae Domer.