Wednesday, August 7, 2019 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
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be available to take home.
Speer studied with The
Arctos School and The
School of Forest Medicine.
She maintains an active med-
icine-making practice and
<enjoys learning from and
building relationship with
the land and plants in Central
Oregon.=
Throughout the mar-
ket day, Three Sisters
Historical Society will offer
kids a chance to excavate
an archaeology site. If they
correctly answer a question
about their dig, they can win
a prize.
Shannon Mokuahi
Rackowski will present
a hula dance and dem-
onstration at 1 p.m. She
describes herself as a <native
Hawaiian/Caucasian, better
known as a Hapa Girl, from
the island of Oahu.= She has
lived in Oregon just under 40
years and has been a fixture
of the Sisters community for
over five years.
Rackowski has danced
hula since the age of five.
Thirty-seven years ago, she
started the Halau O Hula
Hawaii School of Hawaiian
Dance in Newport.
For the farmers market,
she plans to dress in tradi-
tional hula garb including a
pau skirt and leis or flowers.
After dancing, she will offer
a short demonstration for
those who9d like to try hula
themselves.
Many Sisters residents
know her as a powerhouse
of activity at Sisters Park &
Recreation District (SPRD).
For SPRD and other orga-
nizations around town,
Rackowski provides viva-
cious energy, tasty food,
and organizational prow-
ess at community events.
She teaches popular
classes for seniors and pro-
vides leadership in event
coordination.
<I have had the honor to
dance with many incredible
artist-legends such as Gabby
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Pahinui, Brothers Cazimero,
Makaha Sons of Ni9ihau,
Israel Kamakawiwo9ole,
Don Ho, Bill Keale, and my
Halau back home in Hawaii,
Napualei O9 Likoleihua,=
Rackowski said.
Every week at the mar-
ket, farms from Sisters bring
microlocal produce plucked
just blocks away. Rotating
vendors keep the market9s
offerings fresh. Homemade
granola, locally blended
teas, micro-roastery coffees,
smoked steelhead, and fresh
apricots have been on offer
recently.
The Simple N Fresh food
cart offers tostadas and hand-
cut pico de gallo, along with
a housemade ceviche using
cooked shrimp rather than
raw. Fusion bowls, wood-
fired baguettes, and raw-
foods desserts have also been
on offer.
Locally handcrafted
items include unique Sisters-
themed T-shirts and cork
caps, and popular brace-
lets made by a Sisters fam-
ily. Organic, small-batch
skincare products are often
available, as are handmade
soaps, balms, and clever
wooden combs for beards,
cut in the shape of an Oregon
map.
Sisters Farmers Market
runs 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. every
Sunday through the end of
September at Fir Street Park.
The park is located one block
north of Cascade Avenue/
Highway 20 at the corner of
East Main Avenue and North
Fir Street.
The market9s showcase
program extends through-
out the summer. It is funded
in part by a grant from The
Roundhouse Foundation,
along with sponsorship
from Cottonwood Cafe,
Metabolic Maintenance,
She Soars Psychiatry, and
Jane McGowan nonprofit
counseling.
In-kind donations from
The Nugget Newspaper,
Plazm, and XPress Printing
helped turn the market
around this year, moving to a
successful new day and time.
Sisters Farmers Market is a
nonprofit entity operating
under the fiscal sponsorship
of SPRD.
PHOTO PROVIDED
Maesie Speer will share plant
medicine and iced teas with Sisters
this Sunday at Fir Street Park.
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