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9 events found.  Displaying 1 – 9 10th - 12th Sisters Folk Festival: Location:  Village Green Park and throughout Sisters Time:  All Day Phone:  541-549-4979 Web:  www.sistersfolkfestival.org The 15th annual Sisters Folk Festival... more » 16th Chamber Mix-n-Mingle: Location:  Sisters chamber of Commerce Building Time:  5:30 to 7:30 Phone:  541-549-0251 Web:  www.danasigns.com Hosted by Dana Signs more » 18th - 19th Sisters Fall Street Festival: Location:  Oak Street, downtown Sisters Time:  Sat. 10-5, Sun. 10-4 Arts, crafts, food & wine tasting.... more » 19th Sisters Stride into Autumn: Location:  Deschutes Forest Time:  9 am Phone:  541.549.6878 Web:  www.wondersofwalking.com A 10K walk/run and a 15K walk throughout... more » 24th - 26th Sisters in Sisters Celebration: Location:  FivePine Conference Center Phone:  541-549-0251 Web:  www.sistersinsisters.com Annual Sisters in Sisters celebration.... more » 25th Friends of the Forest Day: Location:  Wychus & Metolius Rivers Time:  8:30 - 2:00 Phone:  541-549-0251 Web:  www.nationalforests.org/volunteer Contact for details or email karly@sisterscountry.com.... more » 25th Sisters Fresh Hop Festival: Location:  Under the tent at Village Green Park Time:  Noon to 9:00 Phone:  541-549-0251 Check out the latest from the Pacific... more »   October 2010 1st - 3rd Sisters Mountain Bike Festival: Location:  Sisters Area Time:  Call for details Register by august 31st $125. After... more » 8th - 10th Photography in the Aspens: Location:  Black Butte Ranch Phone:  541-595-1506 Web:  www.blackbutteranch.com Sponsored by Black Butte Ranch. Call... more » print this page? « back

 

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