Third Annual Sheepapalooza Draws Crowds
Farm Institute education coordinator Shaina Dulberg teaches Wyatt to spin wool.
Farm Institute education coordinator Shaina Dulberg teaches Wyatt to spin wool.
Dozens of sheep, young and old, frolick in front pasture.
Dozens of sheep, young and old, frolick in front pasture.
Spun wool and loom on display.
Spun wool and loom on display.
Farm Insitute education consultant Sidney Morris leads Jersey steers Zeus and Apollo, as well as delighted passengers.
Farm Insitute education consultant Sidney Morris leads Jersey steers Zeus and Apollo, as well as delighted passengers.
Young sheep grazes in front pasture.
Young sheep grazes in front pasture.
Andy Rice demonstrates proper way to shear a sheep.
Andy Rice demonstrates proper way to shear a sheep.
Jersey cow enjoys frsh snack.
Jersey cow enjoys frsh snack.
Sheep shearing, wool spinning and herding demonstrations were just a few of the activities to draw crowds to the Farm Institute in Edgartown Saturday for Sheepapalooza, a celebration of all things sheep. But the biggest draw may have been the sheep themselves — dozens of them, young and old, grazing and frolicking for all to behold.