Fiber in the ’Boro is coming up on Saturday, Nov. 3. Rutherford County’s most popular textile crafts festival returns for a full day at the Lane Agri-Park. The festival will offer an opportunity for many different regional vendors to share their finest goods and crafting services with the community. Fiber in the ’Boro is an open event for all ages to participate and enjoy.

Fiber in the ’Boro also combines educational elements with its participants’ deep appreciation for craftwork. An experienced team of instructors offer classes and workshop to those looking to learn knitting, crochet, weaving, dyeing and many other practices. The diverse curriculum offers hands-on knowledge and experience to develop an solid understanding of various forms of textile work. Beginners are welcome.

The festival will bring out some of the best artisans and designers in the area, as well as a few guests from other parts of the country. Across Generations from Wagoner, Oklahoma, will be at the festival to display rug-hooking supplies and unique natural dyes available for sale. Hailing from Madison, Alabama, Hook a Frog plans to come to share vibrant yarns and fun crochet kits. Food vendors will include Flatrock Coffee and Smokin Buttz Barbeque.

Visit the Fiber in the ’Boro webpage to check out other recommended groups and events. The Fiber in the ’Boro team takes the time to scout out other like-minded organizations and events to follow throughout the year. There are also workshops designed around marketing and entrepreneurial strategies specifically for aspiring fiber arts business owners.

With the holidays approaching, the upcoming Fiber in the ’Boro festival is a great way to get a head start on seasonal craft supplies and gift ideas! The festival will be held at the Lane Agri-Park, 315 John Rice Blvd from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

For more information on the Nov. 3 event, and the area fiber arts community, visit fiberintheboro.com.