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Shepherd’s Festival held at Sequim Prairie Grange

Published 1:30 am Wednesday, May 31, 2023

By Dave Logan ForPeninsula Daily News

Aggy Huff of PA holds “Dallas" a Nigerian Dwarf Goat at the annual Shepherd’s Festival held at the Sequim Prairie Grange. She is inside a white tent. The festival was half inside the grange and half outside with many vendors with sheep, goats and llamas and related products. Cyndie Stumbaugh who has directed the festival for years recalls that it started back in 1980 but missed the last three years because of COVID. This years revival of the festival was met with blue skies and many many visitors. Cyndie said. “It's excellent and I’m thrilled." dlogan
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Aggy Huff of PA holds “Dallas" a Nigerian Dwarf Goat at the annual Shepherd’s Festival held at the Sequim Prairie Grange. She is inside a white tent. The festival was half inside the grange and half outside with many vendors with sheep, goats and llamas and related products. Cyndie Stumbaugh who has directed the festival for years recalls that it started back in 1980 but missed the last three years because of COVID. This years revival of the festival was met with blue skies and many many visitors. Cyndie said. “It's excellent and I’m thrilled." dlogan
Aggy Huff of Port Angeles holds “Dallas” a Nigerian dwarf goat at the annual Shepherd’s Festival held at the Sequim Prairie Grange. (Dave Logan/For Peninsula Daily News)
Debi Breitbach-Glass, of The Shepherd’s Fold, does some spinning on an old fashioned spinning wheel at the festival Monday. (Dave Logan/For Peninsula Daily News)

Aggy Huff of Port Angeles holds “Dallas” a Nigerian dwarf goat at the annual Shepherd’s Festival held at the Sequim Prairie Grange.

The festival was half inside the grange and half outside, including vendors with sheep, goats and llamas and related products.

Cyndie Stumbaugh, who has directed the festival for years, said the festival began in 1980, but missed the last three years because of COVID. This year’s revival was met with blue skies and many visitors. “It’s excellent and I’m thrilled,” Stumbaugh said.

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