Pendleton is a town best known for its annual rodeo, the Pendleton Round-Up. This event is hailed as one of the oldest and largest rodeos in the United States and features a number of attendent events, festivities and celebrations. The Westward Ho! Parade is a non-motorized parade of oxen, mule, carts and buggies that features local American Indians and marching bands. Featuring live music, dancing, games and drinks, the Happy Canyon Night Show is a popular entertainment event during the course of the Round-Up. Attractions not related to the Round-Up include the Pendleton Blanket Mill Tour, which offers tours of the facility where blankets were woven for the American Indians in the 1800s. The Mills today still produce blankets as well as sportswear for men and women. For younger travelers, the Children's Museum of Eastern Oregon makes for an enjoyable diversion.