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Saturday, October 29, 2011
We are sorry to announce that todays event Halloween with the alpacas will be cancelled. The farm will be open tomorrow Sunday the 30th from 10am to 4pm. we will also be doing the costume contest for both kids and adults We hope to see everyone tomorrow. Have a great rainy day today and stay safe.
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Monday, October 10, 2011
C & C Alpaca Factory along with G Pa's Pacas, Misty Meadow Alpacas and Morning Star Alpaca Farm will be holding and open farm event, Halloween with the alpacas On October 29th and 30th from 10am to 4pm both days.We are located at 17219 Sweet Briar RD Lewes, De 19958.There will be Trick or Treat for the kids along with a kids costume contest. We will also hold an adults costume contest. There will be pleanty of alpaca yarns, rugs, roving and hand made items for sale. We will also have cheese tasting thanks to Rehoboth Beach Cheese Company, Jams and Jelleys for sale thanks to Backyard Jams and Jelly, Home made dog and cat treats thanks to Bark Avenue from Milton De. We are also working on having a winery here for wine taisting, As well as a micro brewery and we are hoping to have some live music. There will be a yarn dying demo by Loris Blandford from Misty Meadow Alpaca Farm. This is a free event to the general public. Please bring yourself and the kids in costume and meet the alpacas and have some great fun.
Please call (609)-752-7894 with any questions or for directions.
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Saturday, October 8, 2011
On September 24th the Cape Gazette attended our farm for National Alpaca Farm Days and did an artical on the farm and the alpacas. If you would like to read the artical please visit www.capegazette.com .On the search bar enter alpacas and all the articals on our farm will pop up. Alpaca Farm Day educates and excites - - CapeGazette.com - Covering Delaware's Cape Region - Inland.
capegazette.villagesoup.com
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Tuesday, December 21, 2010
I will be speaking on January 6,2011 at a breakfast club in Oak Orchard Delaware. I am looking forward to this meeting and educating the local folks about the alpaca industry and what it means to me. There will be about 25 people in attendance and I look forward to meeting them and answering their questions. We will be taking the group on the road of raw fleece to the finished product. I will have raw fleece, dyed fleece, several skeins of yarn, finished products and yes an alpaca. This is such a great think for us and our farm.
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