Mountain and Valley Wool Festival
Mountain and Valley Wool Festival
An Outstanding regional wool market featuring Juried Artists, Crafters and Vendors offering their wool, fiber, yarns,
fiber arts-related tools and equipment as well as finished items and other artistic, fiber creations.
Fiber Critter Corner that includes live sheep, alpacas, goats, angora rabbits, and more.Demonstrations of spinning, dyeing, shearing sheep and many other fiber related skills.Competitions for handspun yarn, hand dyeing, fleeces (wool and alpaca) and finished garments and home accessories.Silent Auction, featuring many unique donated items.Hands-On Activities for kids of all ages.Workshops before the festival weekend. Food vendors offering a variety of beverages, snacks and lunch items.With the added ambience of live music by regional musicians, the festival is unique and fun for the whole family.
Date: Saturday, October 5 and Sunday, October 6, 2024
Location: Santa Fe County Fairgrounds
Cost: Admission is FREE
Event Information
Location: Santa Fe County Fairgrounds in Santa Fe, New Mexico
Cost: Admission is Free
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