Tag Archive for the term: craft fair

It costs vendors well over $1000 to enter the show and customers $6-$12 to get in but word is it’s well worth it all around. Lots of our Indyish friends are heading down to Toronto to sit behind a table and talk with strangers from 9am to 9pm every day for 2 weeks about their [...]

Well, Georgia is headed for a run off election in the US with neither side reaching over the 50% line. While McCain may be travelling around spinning his half truths and blatant dizzying distortions a little while longer, stomping on (stumping against) the better side of his character whenever publicly possible, the Democrats are [...]

THIS IS A CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
Extempore presents
The Art of Vend Show and Sale
one(or two) days only
@ The Kensington Mall
If this sounds like something you want to get in on, send Extempore S.G. a message…the details are coming!
Here’s the Gist:
Artists of all kinds are invited to set up shop on walls and tables provided. We welcome [...]

Hey talented artisans and indie crafting buds - Get some visibility at a major craft show in Anaheim without having to sit in the booth or do the trip!
Here’s how, via Craftzine:

Guidelines:
* Project must be innovative and creative or must demonstrate how to use ordinary materials in a new way
[...]

ManosPreciosas takes us all along on a 2 part tour around the trade fair/craft show that happened a few days ago in Guatemala City, the First Central American Artisan and Craft Trade Fair Show:

Part 2:

Just a quickie heads up for those of you looking to sell your wares this holiday season. Bust is tripling it’s craft fair power this year with events in NYC, London UK, and LA. Go indie entrepreneur ladies go!
NEW YORK, NY
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2008
10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Penn Plaza Pavillion
201 Seventh Avenue, NYC
LOS ANGELES, [...]

With winter fast approaching, it’s once again time for the 3rd annual Hotcakes Craft Show, also known as the Petits Pains “Show”!!! The show will include treats from approximately 75 vendors, including a wide variety of locally made goodies. Clothes, bling, toys, bath and body care products, house wares and home made baked goods - [...]

Here’s the last episode of the interview series Hot Potato @ Spring Puces Pop 2008. We started by passing Walter Scott a pierogie and asking him the following questions:
1) Who are you? What do you do?
2) What are the best and worst things about this event?
3) What is the biggest challenge to being an [...]

Let’s continue along in our interview series Hot Potato @ Spring Puces Pop.
Or first, catch Episode One and Two.

Luckily, our host, Marilis Cardinal is bilingual so we were able to interview in English and in French depending on each vendor’s preference. Here are the next four interviews, which were done en francais. We last [...]

When we last left Spring Puces Pop, we were interviewing Marc Simard of Broundoor for the Hot Potato series.
In Episode Two, we’ve got 5 more folks answering the four big questions:
1) Who are you? What do you do?
2) What are the best and worst things about this event?
3) What is the biggest challenge [...]