Get Elders Status Application - Oregon Country Fair Family

What to Bring to the Oregon Country Fair. I'd recommend bringing a water bottle, and snacks if you'd prefer not to wait in line for food. Glass, alcohol, and drugs aren't allowed. There are water bottle refilling stations throughout the fair, so as long as you have a bottle you'll be fine.

What to Bring to the Oregon Country Fair. I'd recommend bringing a water bottle, and snacks if you'd prefer not to wait in line for food. Glass, alcohol, and drugs aren't allowed. There are water bottle refilling stations throughout the fair, so as long as you have a bottle you'll be fine.

The 2023 Oregon Country Fair will be bigger than last year, with capacity capped at 15,000 tickets each day this weekend.

What to Bring to the Oregon Country Fair. I'd recommend bringing a water bottle, and snacks if you'd prefer not to wait in line for food. Glass, alcohol, and drugs aren't allowed. There are water bottle refilling stations throughout the fair, so as long as you have a bottle you'll be fine.

The 2023 Oregon Country Fair will be bigger than last year, with capacity capped at 15,000 tickets each day this weekend.

What to Bring to the Oregon Country Fair. I'd recommend bringing a water bottle, and snacks if you'd prefer not to wait in line for food. Glass, alcohol, and drugs aren't allowed. There are water bottle refilling stations throughout the fair, so as long as you have a bottle you'll be fine.

Founded in 1969, the Oregon Country Fair (OCF) is a self-sustaining annual gathering held on the second weekend of July in Veneta, about fifteen miles west of Eugene along the Long Tom River.

Founded in 1969, the Oregon Country Fair (OCF) is a self-sustaining annual gathering held on the second weekend of July in Veneta, about fifteen miles west of Eugene along the Long Tom River.

For more than 50 years, the Fair family has worked together to steward the land on which the Fair is located, close to 500 acres on the west bank of the meandering Long Tom River—both during the three-day fair event and throughout the year.

For more than 50 years, the Fair family has worked together to steward the land on which the Fair is located, close to 500 acres on the west bank of the meandering Long Tom River—both during the three-day fair event and throughout the year.

We are an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit, charitable, educational, and philanthropic organization with a handful of year-round employees and a family of thousands of volunteers, artisans, and entertainers. We have a 10 member Board of Directors, and own the land, close to 500 acres, on which the Fair is held.

We are an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit, charitable, educational, and philanthropic organization with a handful of year-round employees and a family of thousands of volunteers, artisans, and entertainers. We have a 10 member Board of Directors, and own the land, close to 500 acres, on which the Fair is held.

Can I bring in or purchase alcohol or marijuana at the Fair? No, the Fair is a drug and alcohol-free event.

Can I bring in or purchase alcohol or marijuana at the Fair? No, the Fair is a drug and alcohol-free event.

The Oregon Country Fair (OCF) hosts an annual three-day festival offering the finest in entertainment, hand-made crafts, delectable food and information sharing, with annual attendance of approximately 45,000.

In 2006, responsibility for running the fair was delegated to the Oregon State Parks and Recreation Department, and the division is now known as the Oregon State Fair & Exposition Center (OSFEC), which holds events on the fairgrounds year-round.

The Oregon Country Fair (OCF) hosts an annual three-day festival offering the finest in entertainment, hand-made crafts, delectable food and information sharing, with annual attendance of approximately 45,000.

Who is eligible to become an Elder? Any Fair participant who has served the Fair as staff, booth member, and/ or entertainer for at least 20 years and who is over the age of 55 is eligible for Elder Status. The 20 years do not need to be consecutive.

In 2006, responsibility for running the fair was delegated to the Oregon State Parks and Recreation Department, and the division is now known as the Oregon State Fair & Exposition Center (OSFEC), which holds events on the fairgrounds year-round.

About 3,000 people attended the first fair; organizers estimate approximately 45,000 people attend the current fair each year.

Who is eligible to become an Elder? Any Fair participant who has served the Fair as staff, booth member, and/ or entertainer for at least 20 years and who is over the age of 55 is eligible for Elder Status. The 20 years do not need to be consecutive.

Oregon Country Fair, fiscal year ending Dec. 2021 Organization zip code97401-2532Organization cityEugeneTotal revenue ($)2,219,318Net inventory sales ($)31,17924 more rows

About 3,000 people attended the first fair; organizers estimate approximately 45,000 people attend the current fair each year.

Oregon Country Fair, fiscal year ending Dec. 2021 Organization zip code97401-2532Organization cityEugeneTotal revenue ($)2,219,318Net inventory sales ($)31,17924 more rows