SEPTEMBER l8, 19, 20
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The Dome School Family Presents:
The HOPE MOUNTAIN BARTER FAIRE
GREETINGS! Welcome to The Hope Mountain Barter Faire (HMBF)
*The Faire is open to members who agree to our Family's code of conduct: We invite loving, thinking, responsible, cooperative, nonviolent participants.
* We are in the process of healing ourselves and our Mother Earth and encourage homegrown, wholesome handcrafted items.
* We are creating a safe and spirit-filled event for our family, please NO TRADING of junk food and war toys.
* Respect your neighbors and make your example one you wish to spread.
* Have fun and thanks for coming!
Please come prepared Bring your own dishes and drinking water
No: alcohol, weapons, dogs or illegal drugs (PLEASE remember to arrange for the care of your pets at home.)
-This event is a benefit for the Dome School, a local non-profit cooperative school serving our children and community.-
HONOR THE EARTH: The Hope Mountain Barter Faire is a family camp out and harvest festival. Respectful, caring, and conscious behavior make the Faire a safe and healthy environment for children of all ages. The Barter Faire promotes commerce and lifestyles which are friendly to the Earth and her ecosystems which sustain us.
WHAT IS BARTERING? Barter builds community! Bartering is trading things of value between individuals. You can trade your time and skills, (childcare, gardening, plumbing, designing rain water catchments, etc.), craft work, (baskets, beadwork, art, etc.), garden or wild produce, and useful items (seeds, books, toys, wood stoves, tools, etc.). Use your imagination - the possibilities are endless.
Bartering promotes human interaction and interdependence, relying more on each other for our needs.
Gates open at 10 am (Friday, Saturday, Sunday )
Everyone is encouraged to Trade, Barter or Share
A Day Pass is $10
Weekend Camping Pass is $30 (per Person)
NEW! - WE HAVE ADDED A BOOTH PASS FOR $20
FOR A 10X10 VENDING SPACE AND CAMPING THE CONTRIBUTION IS $50.00 (for one person)
Two Adults is $80.00 and so on
BOOT SPACE (and Camping) will be issued on a first come, first served basis
Admittance for Early Booth Arrivals begin on Thursday at Noon (9/17/09)
FOR - General Admittance and Camping IT ALL BEGINS ON FRIDAY at 10:00am.
Kids under 18 FREE with responsible adult.
PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS
E-Mail: info@hopemountainbarterfaire.org
Phone: (541)-592-4458
Hope Mountain Barter Faire
P.O. Box 812
Cave Junction, OR 97523
THIS IS A ZERO WASTE FAIRE!
ZERO WASTE: Bring your own dishes (dishwashing available on site): Waste Policy: Pack it in - Pack it out. You are responsible for anything you bring, or have that you wish to discard, bag it and take it with you. If you see trash discarded on the land we honor your gift to pick it up, and your contribution to to keeping the land free.
*Volunteers who make prior arrangements can receive a free pass or booth space. We need you!
IMPORTANT CONSIERATIONS
SAFTEY: Prevention is the best remedy. Get enough rest, stay warm, fed and hydrated. Watch out for members of your group. Be your brother's and sister's keeper.
BOUNDARIES: The Fair boundaries are clearly marked. Do not cross them. Please respect OUR neighbors.
NO FIRES: No Fires in the trade circle or camping areas. We've had very little rain, so please exercise extreme caution. No BBQ's. No fireworks. Fire danger is HIGH.
WATER: Make sure you drink enough. Bring your own water or buy it. THERE WILL BE POTABLE WATER ON SITE.
FIRST AID: is available on site by trained, experienced staff. Can you help with first aid supplies or service? Go to the First Aid Tipi and let them know. Basic first aid supplies are available at the Gate.
EMERGENCIES: HMBF is linked by radio and cell phone service. Emergencies are best directed to the Gate People, Security or First Aid.
SECURE YOUR VEHICLE. You are responsible, report incidences ASAP to Gate People or Security
CHECK OUT:
KIDS AREA: Open light until dark. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
THE GIANT PUPPET CAMP: (Close to the kids Area) will be available 12 - 6pm for children/adult puppeteer opportunities.
FREE WORKSHOPS: Learn or teach a new skill. Come to the Community Workshop Fire Tipi to check out the schedule or sign up for available time slots to host your knowledge or skill.
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MAKING CAMP: We encourage strong Barter Faire neighborhoods. Self-policing works! Coordinate with your neighbors and take
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responsibility for your area's health and safety. The HMBF is not responsible for your camp. Each one of us must set good standards. If you see someone setting a bad example, help them out gently. If a problem is bigger than you can handle, go to Security or the Gate.
BREAKING CAMP: The Faire closes on Sunday night. Break camp by Monday morning (before 12 noon). Everyone participates in cleanup by leaving a clean camp and packing out All trash.
ADMISSION & MEMBERSHIP:
Hope Mountain Barter Faire is open to members who agree to our code of conduct.
VENDOR SETUP AND ADMISSION- THURSDAY, AFTER 10AM (9/17/09)
CAMPING WITH VENDING IS $50.00 for 10X10 (one person)
*Gates open Friday 10 AM No Pre-Registration
*10 foot Vendor Space - $20 (THIS DOES NOT INCLUDED A CAMPING PASS)
*20 foot Vendor Space - $40 Add $1.00 per foot for additional space.
(Add $30 for camping per person)
*Camping $30 per adult * Child with Adult - free Youth under 18 admitted ONLY with parent or responsible adult.
*Day Pass $10
*Food Vendors must pre-register.
*20 foot Food Vendor space - $100. (Includes two adults) food Handler's permit required.
THIS IS A ZERO WASTE FAIRE!
*Volunteers who make prior arrangements can receive a free pass or booth space. We need you!
Please Phone: *541-592-4458
ABOUT THE DOME SCHOOL
The Dome School is a parent cooperative that began in a dome in the 1970's. Through hands-on learning, we are finding ways to actively engage ourselves and our children in shaping our culture and our economy. Today the Dome School operates in the Takilma Community Building and offers preschool, kindergarten and elementary programs. In order to keep the tuition affordable, the Dome School Family does a lot of fundraising and volunteering.
Thank you all for your support!
