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Medicine Wheel Garden celebrates fifth anniversary

| 22 May 2013 | 06:01
    Photos by Gale Miko Madeline and Asher Norwood-Orsi of Wantage take a break at the Medicine Wheel ceremony.
    Photos by Gale Miko Madeline and Asher Norwood-Orsi of Wantage take a break at the Medicine Wheel ceremony.
    Giselle Smisko of Wantage holds a red-tailed hawk named Trooper rescued by the Avian Wildlife Center after being hit by a truck.
    Giselle Smisko of Wantage holds a red-tailed hawk named Trooper rescued by the Avian Wildlife Center after being hit by a truck.
    Freehand Custom Carvings demonstrated chainsaw carving at the Medicine Wheel celebration.
    Freehand Custom Carvings demonstrated chainsaw carving at the Medicine Wheel celebration.
    Brett McLain and Sean Egan.
    Brett McLain and Sean Egan.

WANTAGE — Lusscroft Farm in Wantage held their fifth anniversary celebration of the Medicine Wheel Garden on May 18 and 19. There were vendors of hand-made products, food, demonstrations, lectures, an open mic, organic plant sales, wood carving and more.

A slight rain towards late afternoon did not stop the bands from playing. The events at Lusscroft are held to raise money for needed repairs. To donate, contact the heritage and agriculture association at www.lusscroftfarm.com.