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Artisan Cheese Tasting Invitation ~ Sunday 9-4pm

Many local sheep and goat dairies are dedicated to the art and craft of making cheese. Visit the Cheese Tasting Tent on the central lawn and learn about one of Oregon's best kept secrets.

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F2 Equipment Auction '08

The first Fiber and Farm Equipment Auction will be held this year during the festival! This is a golden opportunity to sell some of the extra equipment you would like off your farm. Only equipment and tools are accepted - hand tools, electric tools, mechanical gadgets - you name it, if it's not fiber bring it along.

• Saturday, Sept. 27^th Only
• Check-in and drop-off items between 9 am - 12 noon
• Silent auction: 1 pm - 4 pm
• Items pick-up by buyers: 4 pm - 6 pm

This is a silent Auction - CASH Sales only. Seller pays 10% of accepted bid. All items not sold must be picked up by 6 pm or they become the property of OFFF.

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Fiber Craft Demonstrations

Crafters and artisans will share their specialties at 10 am, 12 pm and 2 pm each day in the Demonstration Tent on the Central Lawn.

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Fiber Micron Testing

Thanks to the generous support of the American Sheep Industry Association and Bob Padula, we will have the opportunity to offer micron testing to sheep exhibitors and Festival participants during the Festival ($3.50/sample) with same-day results. The number of samples per farm may be limited according to the demand. All wool entries in the Fiber Show will be micron tested

Bob Padula is also offering a short lecture series.

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Guilds

Knitting, spinning, weaving - guilds of all kinds participate and contribute to the Festival each year. Demonstrating, sharing, and teaching are only a few of the ways guild members contribute. The Festival would like to thank them for all they do - at the Festival and in their communities. Look for some of these guilds on the Main Lawn at the Festival.

If your Guild would like to be present at the Festival we still have a few spaces on the Central Lawn. Please contact Kristy Bellavita.

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Hands-on Activities

Look for the Activities Tent on the Central Lawn. Activities will take place at 1 - 3 pm each day. Some activities may have a small fee to cover the cost of materials.

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Letterbox

This is a special FESTIVAL LETTERBOX. Bring your Letterbox stamping journal and get this limited edition Festival Stamp. It will only be available during the two-day Festival, Saturday & Sunday, Sept. 26^th & 27^th . Pick up the clue sheet at the Main Gate Information Booth. Interested in learning more about Letterboxing? Visit the website www.letterboxing.org.

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Live Music -Standing Stones

With Vickie Perrish, M. Robinson and Debra Knodel - Performing 3 Sets Daily

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Parking Lot Fleece Sale

Sunday 9 am – 11 am near the Main Gate

More information can be found on the Parking Lot Fleece Sale page.

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Passport to Adventure

Kids - Go on an adventure through the Festival area. Pick up your Passport at the Main Gate Information Booth.

Vendors - The Passport has been revised to bring young people and their parents to your booth through a series of questions are developed to fit your specialty. Please indicate on your vendor registration if you wish to participate. Materials will be available Friday at the Vendor Check-In Station.

If you would like additional information, please contact Kristy Bellavita.

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Saturday Night Potluck

Tables will be set out for you and the lights will be on, so bring your favorite Potluck dish and share a meal. Everyone is welcome - come on over to the BBQ Grove.

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Festival Shearing ~ Sunday 9 am - finished

The Festival shearer will offer sheep shearing services to interested exhibitors at Bay 7 (behind the livestock barn). Prices will be posted and payable to the shearer. Visitors are welcome to watch!

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Spinning/Fiber Crafter's Circle

Sit under the maple tree and share the enjoyment of your craft with others. A variety of fibers will be shared for you to sample - thanks to the generous donations of farmers and vendors.

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