Wool festivals are events that celebrate all things related to wool, including its production, processing, and various uses. These festivals often feature local farmers, artisans, and vendors showcasing their wool products, such as yarn, clothing, and crafts. Attendees can learn about the wool-making process, from shearing sheep to spinning and dyeing. In addition to shopping, wool festivals typically include workshops, demonstrations, and competitions. Visitors can participate in activities like spinning or knitting, and enjoy live music and food. These festivals foster a sense of community among wool enthusiasts and promote sustainable practices in the textile industry.