IDAHO FIBER RESOURCES
***Please Bare With Us as We Research and Post the New Schedules***
The new schedules are in red.
WE ARE BACK FOR 2024!!!!
SAVE THE DATE: JULY 13 & 14, 2024 We are so excited to announce that we are going to be able to make this happen this next July! We will be hosting this event at the Latah County Fair and Events Center in Moscow, ID. This will be a mostly indoor event with air conditioning, easy parking, RV parking, more food truck vendors, HUGE stage and yarn, PLUS it'll be in town for easy access for all! Don't you worry though.... we will still have alpaca, sheep, and other fiber animals exhibited! Just going to be a different setup but it's going to be AWESOME! |
GRAZING HILLS FIBER ARTS FESTIVAL
2024 FESTIVAL IS ON! VENDOR AND TEACHER APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE NOW! A family owned and operated alpaca farm located in Viola, Idaho, Grazing Hills is settled in the rolling hills of the Palouse. Katie DeWinkle, her entourage of 6 daughters
and her easy-going husband, Cory, manage and run their farm, the Country Store and their B&B. They currently raise over 50 huacaya alpacas, sheep, ducks, chickens, cows, and a few horses. The idea behind the Grazing Hills Fiber Festival began in 2018, with the help of her friend, Christine Nauman of Wooly Pines Farm in Moscow. It took shape and was launched in July 2019 and again in July 2020, even during the COVID madness! ghfiberfest.com Want to be a vendor?
https://ghfiberfest.com/vendors Want to teach a workshop? https://ghfiberfest.com/teach-a-class Check out our full website for more details and plans! www.GHFiberFest.com SPREAD THE WORD AND SAVE THE DATE! |
Tickets for all events requiring one will be on sale
via the web site. trailingofthesheep.org/wool-fest |
TRAILING OF THE SHEEP FESTIVAL
28th Annual Trailing of the Sheep Festival October 2-6, 2024 Be a part of another year of stories as we meet our mission to gather, present and preserve the history
and culture of sheep ranching and herding in Idaho and the West. In its 20+ years, the Festival has expanded greatly from its humble beginnings, yet the goals and objectives of the Festival remain the same—preserving the stories and history of sheep ranchers and herders, celebrating the rich cultures of the past and present, and entertaining and educating children and adults about the production of local food and fiber that have sustained local economies for generations. trailingofthesheep.org |