Reba McEntire Is Opening Her Personal Archive, and Fans Can Take Home a Piece of Country Music History
From dazzling stage gowns to a handwritten sitcom script, The Reba Collection benefit auction gives fans a chance to own something the country queen actually wore or used.
Reba fans, consider this your invitation to the ultimate country music treasure hunt.
Reba McEntire is opening her personal archive for The Reba Collection, a benefit auction packed with outfits, accessories and keepsakes from her extraordinary career. And yes, that includes a little sparkle from The Voice, some serious awards-show glamour and a personal script from Reba.
Presented by Julien’s Auctions, the sale takes place Friday, October 23, 2026, beginning at 10 a.m. CT / 11 a.m. ET, live at the Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum at the Historic Nashville Municipal Auditorium, with online bidding available, too.
The best part? All proceeds will support The Reba McEntire Fund, benefiting various local and national nonprofit initiatives. Fans get a chance to bring home a piece of Reba’s world while helping her give back.
These Outfits Have Stories to Tell
For anyone who has ever watched Reba walk onto a stage and thought, “I need that outfit,” this is your moment to investigate.
Among the standouts is the hot pink embellished suit she wore on Season 24 of The Voice in December 2023. With sparkling lapels and dramatic fringe, the Jovani ensemble delivers exactly the kind of entrance you expect from Reba. Its auction estimate is $1,000–$2,000.
Also headed to the auction block: the emerald green sequined gown she wore while co-hosting the 2020 CMA Awards with Darius Rucker, estimated at $1,000–$2,000, and the pale blue Escada Couture gown she wore on the 2000 ACM Awards red carpet, estimated at $1,500–$2,500.
But longtime fans may find themselves drawn even further back into the archive.
There’s a Roberto Cavalli dress worn to the 1987 ACM Awards, later shortened and worn for her performance of “Silver Bells” on Bob Hope’s Christmas special that same year. Offered with metallic silver heels and a signed photo, it carries an estimate of $1,000–$2,000.
Then there’s the 1989 stage ensemble featuring a dress nicknamed “The Shower Curtain.” Between the baby blue dress, beaded bolero jacket and peach scarf, it’s a wonderfully specific snapshot of Reba’s stage style. The estimate is $1,000–$2,000.
Sitcom Fans Will Want to See This One
If your love for Reba includes plenty of time spent with the Hart family, one item deserves a closer look: her signed personal script for “House Rules,” the Season 2 premiere of Reba.
The script includes handwritten annotations throughout, plus a note on the front reading “Reba’s Study Script for Tuesday.” For fans of the sitcom, those markings offer a personal glimpse into the work behind the laughs.
Her screen career gets another nod with an ensemble worn in the 2001 comedy One Night at McCool’s, estimated at $800–$1,100.
A Little Reba Sparkle Goes a Long Way
The collection also includes jewelry, boots, awards and belt buckles, giving fans plenty to browse beyond the gowns.
A bronze belt buckle personalized with “Reba” in gold-plated lettering, accompanied by a signed box, has an estimate of $300–$500. A 1987 Greatest Hits Ampex Golden Reel Award is estimated at $600–$800, while a Franck Muller rose gold and diamond wristwatch carries an estimate of $3,000–$5,000.
These are auction estimates; final selling prices will depend on bidding.
For Reba, the sale is a chance to give these carefully preserved pieces a new chapter.
“We have all these clothes, and my team has taken such great care of them. So now it’s time for them to move on to someplace else and find a new home,” she said.
“They’ll have the story, they’ll have the outfit, and they’ll know I did wear ’em.”
How to Bid
Fans can participate online, in person, by telephone through an auction representative or through an advance absentee bid. Registration is required and can be completed online before the sale or in person on auction day.
The live event takes place at 401 Gay Street in Nashville. Fans can explore the catalog and register through Julien’s Auctions.
Whether you’re eyeing that pink suit or simply browsing decades of country music glamour, this collection offers something special: the chance to see Reba’s career through the pieces she kept along the way.
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