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Getting There ticket from anywhere in the LTD system. Shuttle Buses to the Fair leave from the Downtown LTD station and from Valley River Center. LTD schedules are available at ltd.org or by calling (541) 687-5555. Camping he Oregon Country Fair is a three-day festival of dazzling entertainment, inspiring artisans, indulgent dining and enlightened idea sharing. Set in a deep and enchanted woodland, the Fair is an undeniable source for experiences that nourish the spirit, explore artful, authentic living and transform culture in magical, joyous and healthy ways. For neighborhood camping information, visit oregoncountryfair.org and click on Visitor Information for a full list of surrounding campgrounds. There is NO public camping on the OCF site. Fairgoers of all ages can learn about energy and innovative applied technologies in Energy Park. Individuals, non-profits and commercial organizations are here to share a wide range of expertise, knowledge and materials. GEOFFREY SILVER All Access Alter Abled? 4A promotes equal access for all Fair-goers. Find them in the Dragon’s Head at the Fair entrance to help support your Fair experience. Time Travel Visit Archaeology Park and travel back in time with activities that have occurred on this land for more than 11,000 years. Through workshops and presentations, learn about the native Kalapuya, their history and their world from the past through the present. Paying It Forward The Oregon Country Fair has donated more than $1 million to local non-profits over just the last 2 decades! It’s truly rooted in philanthropy with the intention of building community and helping it thrive. Learn more about OCF grant making programs and more at the Galleria Philanthropia booth. WOOD & SMITH Xplore Xavanadu Foodiness Art is the essence of the Fair and only hand-made art sold directly to you by the crafter is featured. No imports here! With over 800 artisan vendors you’ll find a vast array of items from one-of-a-kind clothing, jewelry and fashion, to expertly crafted home items, musical instru- ments, furniture and art galore. Massage and bodywork, spiritual and contemplative items—we guarantee you’ll find something you love! It Takes a Village Good Energy The whole Fair is a magical playground for kids of all ages but when you need a break, child care is available and provides fun and stimulating activities for our young Fair-goers, including face painting, live entertainment, and crafts! Live Artfully The Oregon Country Fair respectfully owns and intentionally stewards the land on which the event is hosted. We emphasize reuse through our durable silverware program and every food booth uses compostable serving ware. Be part of the solution: don’t bring disposables, and pack-it-in, pack-it-out! Community Village is dedicated to education, information access and networking for progressive social change. We work to create a Village Vision of love, peace, trust, justice, cooperation, equality and social service. Participate in a multitude of workshops, listen to a speaker or take in a tune on the Village Stage. The Wee Ones Amazing food options for all at the over 80 food booths and strolling food vendors located throughout the Fair. A variety of food from around the world and traditional favorites will make your whole troop happy from head to toe. Enjoy! Soft Land-ing Ticket Access ketswest.com, or call 1-800-992-8499. riday, $30 for Saturday, and $24 for Sunday. ent prices are $30 for Friday, $34 for Saturday, . Children 10 and under are FREE so bring the whole family! Speak your peace on Officially in its third year, Xavanadu offers earthly delights, in and out of the shade of magnificent oak trees. There are large art installations to engage and entertain you. Get moving on the beautiful wood floor of the Dance Pavilion and enjoy Swing, Contra, African and more. Next up: The Flow Zone, where you can learn hula hooping, acroyoga, juggling, poi, and more. Or check out the WorkIt Shop, dedicated to exploring movement and dance with classes in Hip-Hop, Belly Dance, Yoga, Contact Improv, Consent, Bollywood, Modern & Body Awareness and Movement. The Stewardship will engage you with the Fair’s efforts to care for the site and the earth. The Stewardship Passport will tour you all around the Fair site and when completed you can win fun prizes, including tickets to next year’s Fair! Need a break? Check out the Visionary Lounge, a magical world under a tree. Or how about relaxing around the baby grand piano, smack in the center of things? Xavanadu is a magnificent new place for us to play, learn, explore, and kick back.