2026 Festival Schedule and Map

We will have the updated Map and Schedule for 2026 posted soon! In the meantime, check out last year’s Fall Fiber Festival events including several book signings – keep reading for more information on authors and their publications!

Click here to download a view of our site map for 2025.


Saturday, October 4th

TimeDescriptionTent
All DayVarious Fiber Craft Demonstrations: Knitting, Spinning, Weaving, Fiber Prep, and More! Demos Tent
All DaySheep Dog Trials: All ClassesDog Trial Area
All DayFiber Animal ExhibitsAnimal Exhibit
9 am - NoonAdult Workshops
Adult Workshop Tent, Register Online
10 amAngora Bunny and fiber demonstrations by the Fuzzy EarDemos Tent
10 amSilent Auction OpensGathering Tent
10 am - 11:30 amKids Workshop: Needle-Felt a PumpkinChildren's Tent. Register online or drop by the tent to see if space remains
10 am - 12:00 pmBook Signing: Dr. Melinda McCall will be signing copies of her book Driving Home Naked: And Other Misadventures of a Country VeterinarianAnimal Exhibit Tent
11:00 am“Fiber Through the Ages” a demonstration of how spinning, weaving and fabric came to be.Louisa County Historical Society Tent
11 amSheep ShearingAnimal Exhibit Tent
11 amDemonstrations and Book Signing: Cindy Conner, author of Homegrown Flax and Cotton: DIY Guide to Growing, Processing, Spinning, & Weaving Fiber to ClothDemos Tent
11:30Children's Book Reading "The Million Dollar Goat" by Dr. Melinda McCallAnimal Exhibit Tent
1 pmDemonstration: How to Choose Your FiberFleece Tent
1 pmBlue Ridge Irish Music School Dance (BRIMS) PerformanceStage in Gathering Tent
1 pm - 4 pmAdult WorkshopsAdult Workshop Tent, Register Online
2 pmSilent Auction ClosesGathering Tent
2 pm“Fiber Through the Ages” a demonstration of how spinning, weaving and fabric came to be. Louisa County Historical Society Tent
2 pm Angora Bunny and fiber demonstrations by the Fuzzy EarDemos Tent
2 pmSheep ShearingAnimal Exhibit Tent
2:30 pmTalk: "Agroforestry for small livestock" with Emilie TweardyAgroforestry Tent
4 pmFree Spindle Workshop: Bring a spindle and fiber and start spinning
with Cynthia Haney
Outside by the Cynthia Wood Spinner booth

Sunday, October 5th

TimeDescriptionTent
All Day Various Fiber Craft Demonstrations: Knitting, Spinning, Weaving, Fiber Prep, and More!Demos Tent
All DaySheep Dog Trials: All ClassesDog Trial Area
All DayFiber Animal ExhibitsAnimal Exhibit
9 am - NoonAdult WorkshopsAdult Workshop Tent, Register Online
10 amAngora Bunny and fiber demonstrations by the Fuzzy Ear Demos Tent
10 am- 11:30 amKids Workshop: Needle-Felt a SheepChildren's Tent. Register online or drop by the tent to see if space remains
11 am“Fiber Through the Ages” a demonstration of how spinning, weaving and fabric came to be.Louisa County Historical Society Tent
11 am - 4 pmBook Signing: Cindy Conner, author of Homegrown Flax and Cotton: DIY Guide to Growing, Processing, Spinning & Weaving Fiber to ClothDemos Tent
NoonSheep ShearingAnimal Exhibit Tent
1 pmDemonstration: How to Choose Your FiberFleece Tent
1 pm - 4 pmVarious Fiber Craft Demonstrations: Knitting, Spinning, Weaving, Fiber Prep, and More! Demos Tent
1 pm - 4 pmAdult WorkshopsAdult Workshop Tent, Register Online
2 pm“Fiber Through the Ages” a demonstration of how spinning, weaving and fabric came to be.Louisa County Historical Society Tent
2 pmAngora Bunny and fiber demonstrations by the Fuzzy Ear Demos Tent
2 pmSheep ShearingAnimal Exhibit Tent
3 pmFree Spindle Workshop: Bring a spindle and fiber and start spinning
with Cynthia Haney
Outside by the Cynthia Wood Spinner booth


​Book Signing and Demonstration by Cindy Conner

Cindy Conner will demonstrate flax processing and answer your questions about two homegrown products: flax-to-linen and cotton, from planting the seeds to constructing a
garment. She will also be signing her new book Homegrown Flax and Cotton: DIY Guide to Growing, Processing, Spinning & Weaving Fiber to Cloth! Cindy’s demonstration and book signing are featured at the Demonstrations Tent.

Book Signing by Melinda McCall

Have you ever driven home from work wearing nothing but a pair of rubber boots? For Dr. Melinda McCall, a large animal veterinarian in rural Virginia, this is living the dream. Dr. Melinda will be signing copies of her book Driving Home Naked: And Other Misadventures of a Country Veterinarian at the Animal Exhibit Tent.