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Applications
Craft Sales
The Oregon Country Fair features hand-made, hand-crafted or significantly hand-altered items for sale by the artisan. We are a juried craft show. The deadline to apply for the 2008 Fair was April 1. There are no exceptions and no waiting lists. Please check this site in January 2009 for an application for next year's Fair.
Food Sales
We have 60 food booths at the Fair and occasionally have an opening for new food item. The deadline to apply for the 2008 Fair was April 1. There are no exceptions and no waiting lists. Please check this site in January 2009 for an application for next year's Fair.
Performers
The deadline to apply for the 2008 Fair was April 1. There are no exceptions and no waiting lists. Please check this site in January 2009 for an application for next year's Fair.
Volunteers
Teens Ages 14 Through 18
The Oregon Country Fair Teen Crew is a program set up for the sons/daughters/grand kids, etc. of the folks who work, volunteer, and entertain at the Fair. Here's an application for this year's Teen Crew.
Adults
The best way to get an ADULT volunteer job with the Fair is to talk to
someone who is on a crew. We do not have a central process for taking
on new volunteers; each crew does its own hiring. If you don't know anyone
on a crew this year, please come as a guest this year and ask any of our
work crews about volunteering for next year's Fair.
You can keep up with Fair happenings by clicking on this link to access our newsletter, the Fair Family News. The newspaper includes information about upcoming meetings and work parties. Showing up at a work party or highway pickup day is a great way to help the Fair and to meet other volunteers. There are many ways to volunteer to help the Fair that may not result in a camping pass right away, but the more you help out and the more people who know what a good worker you are and how much you love the Fair, the greater your chance of landing a position that will reward you with a camping pass.
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