Here's the scoop: Every year we hire buses to schlep us all down to the wonderful fiber filled Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival. 
It's fun for the whole family, with lots of yarn, sheep, alpacas, delicious fair food and more! There are the typical county fair blue ribbon awards, but instead of pies they're judging handknits from knitters in the great state of Maryland (sorry, I'm biased. It's my home turf!).
And don't miss the handspun skein competition.
favorite? The sheep to shawl competition!! Those women are amazing.
There are alpacas and llamas and sheep being shown by 4-H-ers and, 
as always, delicious fair food to eat! Funnel cakes anyone?
It's fun for the whole family, with lots of yarn, sheep, alpacas, delicious fair food and more! There are the typical county fair blue ribbon awards, but instead of pies they're judging handknits from knitters in the great state of Maryland (sorry, I'm biased. It's my home turf!).
And don't miss the handspun skein competition.
favorite? The sheep to shawl competition!! Those women are amazing.
There are alpacas and llamas and sheep being shown by 4-H-ers and, 
as always, delicious fair food to eat! Funnel cakes anyone?The buses leave SATURDAY MAY 2ND at 7:30am - sharp! -- from Rosie's at 2017 Locust St., Philadelphia
We leave the fairgrounds at 4pm (usually back by 6:15).
Two ways to go:Bargain Ride: coffee at the shop, comfy seat, raffle ticket for good
stuff from Rosie's, time to nap on the way home, $40 if booked by March 15th, $45 after that.
High Flyer: Boxed breakfast (muffin or scone and fresh fruit salad), fresh squeezed oj and coffee at the shop, raffle ticket, NEW! Rosie Tote, comfy seat, naptime, etc., $55 if booked by March 15th, $60 after that.
Join us! Call/email Rosie's to reserve - your payment confirms your seat. 215 977 YARN, or email rosie@rosiesyarncellar.com. The bus always fills, so call to secure yourself a spot today!
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