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A great big THANK YOU! to all the demonstrators and attendees for another successful festival. Attendance increased 50% over last year, and a good time was had by all.
Watch this space for news and announcements about next year's Fiber Arts Festival.
DEMONSTRATIONS
Watch spinning, weaving, knitting, crochet, felting and stitching. Discover the ancient arts of naalbinding and sprang. Susan Kroll will travel from the west coast just to show kumihimo. Watch baskets being woven or lace being made.
VENDORS
You can buy looms, spinning wheels, fabric, fibers from sheep and alpacas, yarn made from wool, cotton, bamboo, silk, alpaca and even corn. Also hand made soaps and lotions, dyes, patterns, porcelain button, books, scarves, mittens and hats.
EDUCATION
Most demonstrators are delighted to help you try it yourself. Even better, you can take a 3-hour workshop and really get started on a new skill.
EXHIBIT
View an exhibit of local fiber arts on the theme of North Dakota. Vote for your favorite entry.
FIBER ARTS RESOURCES
The festival is a one-stop source for information about local fiber activities, groups, businesses, and classes.
LOCATION
We are located at Bonanzaville, which is a historic village and museum complex. Admission to the Festival is also admission to Bonanzaville and allows you, and family members, to look around the village and museum. Great for occupying any non-fiber oriented persons you bring along.
adults $8 children $4 2-day ticket only $10 ($6 for children)
Cass County Historical Society members enjoy free admission.
Fargo's first house on the grounds at Bonanzaville
1351 W Main Avenue
West Fargo, North Dakota
Just off I-94, Exit 343
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