Sisters has a brand-new event to mark the nation’s birth: The Sisters July 4th Roundup at Village Green Park, sponsored by Rotary Club of Sisters and Citizens 4 Community. A pancake breakfast, a fun run, and a livestock demonstration are just a sampling of the fun, which will also include live music.
The Sisters Episcopal Church of the Trans-figuration serves up a traditional day of fun with its annual Country Fair on the church grounds at 121 Brooks Camp Rd. The event is set for Saturday, August 17.
Car lovers revel in the Glory Daze Car Show staged by Sisters Park and Recreation District and sponsored by Rotary Club on September 21. Classic cars line East Main Avenue and prizes go to vehicles that prove themselves special. The event fills up; register your vehicle early at https://sistersrecreationcom/activityglorydaze.
Keep an eye out for Sisters Fresh Hops Festival, which celebrates the harvest in September.
Sisters Harvest Faire is as venerable and as much of a destination as any of Sisters big events. For decades, people from across the Pacific Northwest have come to Sisters on the second weekend in October to hunt for treasures from more than 150 juried artisan vendors.
These vendors, many of whom have been coming to Sisters for decades, offer quality handcrafted items including pottery, metal art, photography, painting, jewelry, furniture, home décor, specialty foods, and much more.
This year’s event, sponsored by theSisters Area Chamber of Commerce, is set for Saturday and Sunday, October 12-13.
Sisters celebrates Christmas with a tree lighting and parade on Saturday, November 30 that have become a family tradition for people across the region.
There are events going on almost all the time in Sisters. Check the events calendar in The Nugget Newspaper (www.nuggetnews.com) to keep up.
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