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Over 200 animals will be coming to the Lamafest Show and Alpaca Showcase. Free admission makes this a wonderful Labor Day weekend family outing.
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Lamafest is unique among llama/alpaca shows in its offering of activities for the llama and alpaca owners as well as the general public. It is the largest llama show in the country other than nationals, and is one of the longest running shows.p>

The M.S.U. Pavilion is a state of the art arena and a wonderful showcase for the regions finest llamas and alpacas. In the show arena there will be halter and showmanship classes plus the ever popular performance classes of obstacle, public relations and pack. In the stalling area we have one of the best vendor groups to be found at any show with items ranging from animal care products to unique gift and art items. You should plan on doing some fun shopping for those llama/alpaca lovers on your gift list. Additionally, there are many farm displays offer information on breeding programs and other offerings of the various fine farms in attendance.

We also recognize the importance of our youth members to the future of our industry, so have planned a variety of activities for them. The scavenger hunt is a popular activity and combines learning with a chance to meet other MLA members. Youth judging is a valuable learning tool for more in depth learning about llamas, and a chance to identify future judges. The costume class is entertaining to all at the show and is ongoing throughout the show.

NEW FOR 2009

This year we will be offering both an ALSA show on Saturday and an ILR show on Sunday. You may enter one or both for just the one entry fee. It's great deal, so plan to show on both days.

Also back due to popular demand is the Youth Quiz Bowl to be held on Friday evening. Plan to get 3 or 4 youth together for a team, or show up and we can pair you up with other members for a team. It is always great fun, and if you need the question bank of questions (34 pages), please get in touch with Bev Souva at 989-856-3461. The quiz bowl will be followed by the youth pizza party..

 

BREEDER'S FUTURITY

SCAVANGER HUNT

The scavenger hunt will run from Friday night until Sunday noon. Pick up your packet with instructions from Bev Souva. Her farm display is Sandy Acres Llama Farm. You can look on your own or you can form a team of up to 4 youth. The first place team will receive a prize. If you have any questions please contact me at 989-856-3461 or at llama@avci.net.

COSTUME CONTEST

NOTE: The Costume Contest is open to youth and adults.

Each person will take a specific time and walk around the pavilion, interacting with the crowd. You can choose your own time based on available time slots when you register. You will be judged on creativeness and how original you and your lama look. One of the goals is to show the public how versatile, manageable, and fun llamas and alpacas can be. There are great prizes for 1st and 2nd place. Sign up will also be at Sandy Acres Farm display.

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• Lamafest will be held at:
The Pavilion
Michigan State University
East Lansing Michigan

Show Information:
(517) 655-5988
info@lamafest.com

Fiber Information:
Tina Etter
517-552-1502
llamasinmybackyard@sbcglobal.net

Miniature Llama Information:
Julie Sines
231-742-0931
ranger94@core.com

Sponsored by the Michigan Lama Association

ALSA Llama & Alpaca Show
Fiber Contest/Fleece Competition
Vendors, Farm Displays
Fiber Arts & Youth Judging


2009 Show Judges:
Llama halter - Patti Morgan
Alpacas - Tami Lash
Performance - Pam Jensen



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