Sisters Oregon Harvest Faire

The Sisters Oregon Chamber of Commerce today announced the 27th annual Harvest Faire. This event will be held October 11 and 12th in Sisters Oregon from 10AM to 4PM. Over 200 vendors selling quality handcrafted items will be in attendance with items such pottery, metal art, photography, painting, jewelry, clothing, furniture, home decor and much more.

If you have interest in fresh local food, gardening, supporting a local economy, improving the environment, or having a good time, then you will not want to miss the Sisters Oregon Harvest Faire. This event boasts two full days of hands-on activities, educational opportunities, great food and good old-fashioned fun.

Flute maker Charles Littleleaf will be a special guest. Littleleaf was featured in the September 2007 issue of Cowboys and Indians magazine. He creates custom-ordered flutes that can take up to several months to complete, and he is currently making a flute for Willie Nelson. Saturday’s entertainment will be Rodrigo Espinoza, a 5-year veteran of the harvest faire. He will be entertaining guests with his music that is classified as easy listening, but carries with it a South American beat. Tyler Spencer will be featuring his Didjeridoo, an Australian instrument often used for healing purposes. Michael and Linda Soeby will be featuring their handcrafted Father Christmas figurines. Don Zylius, a local Sisters artist will be featuring his watercolors, and Linda Jacobsen will be displaying her unique form of pleated fabric art. Another popular artist that will be featured is Mitch Deadrick, who will display his pottery. David Johns will be selling his salt-free spices and sauces from the Oregon Flavor Rack, and Carol Morrison will be featuring her and her daughter’s wares from “Handmade by Mom and Me.”

A poster designed by Sisters Artist Barbara Berry commemorating the event will be available for $5. Of course, you will want to buy some tasty snacks or a delicious meal from the local food vendor, and the Harvest Faire is a great place to shop for unique, local, goods of all sorts. For more information about the Harvest Faire, visit our website at: www.sisterschamber.com

 Contact: Jeri Buckmann Phone: 541-549-0251 Email: Email Contact

SOURCE: Sisters Oregon Chamber of Commerce