Sisters Country festivals and fairs:
Fun and frolics for the family!

Poster by Gary Miller

Thereís never any shortage of things to do in Sisters. Whether you love to check out cool cars or sip good wine or a good brew ó or all of the above ó Sisters has an event or two for you.

Looking for a good time? Sisters has it for you. Something for the whole family and for every interest, from beer to quilting, from crafts to cars.

The Sisters Wine & Brew Festival on Friday and Saturday, June 17-18 celebrates the wines and beers of the Pacific Northwest with wine and beer pairing classes, cooking demos and fantastic food. There will also be live music and art vendors on hand.

The libation celebration will continue in September with the Sisters Fresh Hop Festival on September 24, where the latest and greatest from Pacific Northwest breweries will be available for sampling.

Barbecue lovers will dig in on Saturday, June 25 at the inaugural Views, Brews & Bar-B-Ques celebration, Sistersí first ever rib cook-off.

The Sisters ìGlory Dazeî Car Show rumbles into Sisters on Saturday, July 16, at the same time treasure hunters descend upon the town for the Antiques in the Park show.

Art and antique lovers will have lots of events to satisfy their treasure hunting instincts, with Sisters Art in the Park at Creekside City Park on June 11-12, and Sisters Antiques in the Park, July 16-17.

Thereís also the Sisters Arts & Crafts Festival, July 23-24.

Mark your Fourth of July Weekend with an old-fashioned picnic in the park ó a family gathering that recalls the way things used to be. Also check out the annual Sisters Round-up of Gems that same weekend.

Sisters celebrates our heritage with the Sisters Western & Native American Arts Festival over Labor Day Weekend, with vendors selling top-quality handmade and traditional Native American wares. There are historical demos and live Western music and dancers.

Summer arts and crafts fairs, a fall street fair, festivals that celebrate everything from quilting to American roots music ó Sisters has it going on.

And as the year rolls to a close and the days get short and the snow starts to fall, Sisters rings in the holiday season with a series of family events that have come to mean a lot to folks all over Oregon. The lighting of the community Christmas tree is a Sisters tradition and families come out in droves for the Thanksgiving weekend Christmas parade.

Come on down óÝand keep coming back! Weíve got some fun for you!