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Feb. 28 (confirmed for 2009) Golden Benefit Charity Arts & Craft Show & Sale The show will be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Holiday Inn in Batavia. the show is hosted by Friends & Families Muscular Disorders Foundation & Friends of the Neuromuscular Disease Center at the University of Rochester Medical Center. For more information please call Mark at 585-243-2404 or email goldenbenefit@aol.com. Feb 28 (confirmed for 2009) Annual Homer Winterfest Just off Interstate 81 on NYS Route 11. Homer Evernts all day. Arts, Crafts, Food, Music--all kinds of activities and a good crowd at this popular festival. For info call: 800-749-7382. Groton Winter Fest Groton Crafts, outdoor winter activities including sledding, cross-country skiing, and indoor fun with a bounce house, games, music and food for everyone.
March 28-29 (confirmed for 2009) CNY Maple Festival Marathon High School School & Civic Center, Marathon 13803 (Big crowds in good weather; 100 spaces; Just off I-81, 40 miles south of Syracuse, can board special train in Cortland) web: maplefest.org Westhill Craft Fair Westhill School Enter from either Onondaga Blvd. or Grand Avenue, Syracuse 10-3 p.m. Over 70 crafters. Spring Craft Show Willow Field Elementary, Rte. 31, Clay 9-3 p.m. Over 75 Crafters
April 4-5 (confirmed for 2009) Annual Central New York Art Guild Art Show & Sale 1:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. both days Aspen House on Willett Parkway in Radisson, Baldwinsville Visit website (calendar of events) for more information and directions to show: www.cnyartguild.com Art by CNY Guild members on display and for sale. Demonstration. Free parking and refreshments. Vendors: must be Guild members (see website) April 4 (confirmed for 2009) Annual Jordan-Elbridge Craft, Artisans, Antiques Fair Elbridge Elmentary School 130 east Main St., Elbridge 13060 Sponsor: Jordan-Elbridge language Club 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. All kinds of crafts, arts, wood work, displays, music, antiques, fun activities for the children, Pictures with the Easter Bunny, Child care center activities, Face painting, balloons, food and more. April 24-26 (confirmed for 2009) Rochester Erotic Arts Festival Clarion Riverside Hotel Downtown Rochester Early Schedule of Festival Workshops and Entertainment: Friday Events: "Naked Lady Sundae Buffet", 9-11 p.m., Riverside Lounge. Saturday Events: Art exhibits, workshops, performances.Saturday Night "Extravaganza" 7:30 - 8:30 p.m., Artist Reception. 8:30 p.m., Dinner and Entertainment. Body Painting. Fashion Show, White Elephant Burlesque Society show. Sunday Events: 10-11:30 a.m. Full breakfast buffet. Tattoo Exhibition See website for details: www.rochestereroticartfest.org/
May 2 - 3 (confirmed for 2009) Onondaga Art Guild Spring Show and Sale Emmanuel Episcopal Church 400 Yates Street, East Syracuse (Corner of Yates & East Ave. – just off of Route 290) Saturday, May 2, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Sunday, May 3, 12:00 noon to 4:00 p.m. Members of The Onondaga Art Guild are planning a pre-Mother’s Day Art Show and Sale that will provide a chance to find a truly original gift for Mom. Or you can just feast your eyes on beautiful artwork by talented local artists. May 2 (confirmed for 2009) From the Earth Arts and Crafts Show Onondaga Nation School NYS Rte. 11A (Nedrow exit from I81, South of Syracuse Sat. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sculptures, baskets, jewelry, beadwork, paintings. Food, music. Free admission and parkiing Karen Farmer 315.450.2205 Whenji Myers 315.498.4046 May 2 (confirmed for 2009) Craft Show Groveland Fireman's Pavilion Groveland Hill Rd., Groveland 14462 10:00 a.m to 5:00 p.m. Over 30 vendors, plus a perrennial plant sales, raffles, food, etc. Show to benefit Fire Dept. and Clara Barton Chapter of the Red Cross. For info, call Darlene: 243-3511. May 9 (confirmed for 2009) Annual Happening in the Hamlet Downtown McLean Halfway between Cortland and Ithaca on Rte. 366 (Fall Creek Rd/McLean Rd) 9 a.m until after bonfire Parade, food, games, cook off, petting zoo, etc. Crafters will be set up inside fire hall and perhaps outside in tents if needed. Sponsor: McLean Fire Department and Community Free Admission Info: Phone: 315-364-8823 evenings May 24 (confirmed for 2009) Weather-Proof Yard Sale Holiday Inn, 75 North St., Auburn Directions From Thruway: Exit 40 (Weedsport) turn right onto Rte 34 South, 8 miles on the right. Sponsors: Auburn Holiday Inn and SPCA 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. $2.00 donation. Indoor "yard sale" held in Holiday Inn ballroom includes artists and craft vendors. Interested vendors contact: Valerie Usowsk Phone 315.253.4531x2115 Email: ibanquet@hiauburn.com 1 vendor table - $15, 2 - $25.00 May 29 (confirmed for 2009) Annual Andrea's Art Auction Camillus Senior Center, 25 First Street Camillus 13031 Time 6 - 9 p.m., Free admission For all ages/live auction of West Genesee and Henninger High School students and teachers art work/simultaneous silent auction of local artists art work/children's art & crafts center/string music during viewing period 6-7 p.m. Baked goods for sale. Live auction from 7 - 9 p.m. Sponsor: Andrea's Art Fund, Inc., aartfund.com Directions From east, Take Rte 690W to Rte 695. Exit from 695 to Camillus Newport Rd exit. Make Left from exit. Make left on First St. just before the traffic light. Entrance is in the rear of red brick building. From west, take Rte 5 into the village of Camillus. Make left on to Newport Road and quick right onto First St. May 30 - 31 (confirmed for 2009) Naples Spring-Ahead Artisan Showcase Sponsored by Bristol Valley Theater in conjunction with Grape Moments Studios & Show Productions 10:00 a.m .- 5:00 p.m. Grounds of Naples Memorial Town Hall Rt. 21S, Naples. Juried. Over 60 quality artists and artisans. Attracted over 18000 visitors last year. Wyoming County Arts Council Spring Arts & Crafts Show Perry-Warsaw Airport Rte. 20A, Perry 10:00am - 5:00 p.m. both days Fly-In Pancake Breakfast, from 8 -11:00 a.m. The 75 crafts vendors open at 10:00 a.m. Parking: $1 per car. For more info call 237-3517. First Thursday Downtown Batavia "ArtWalk" from 6-8pm, sidewalk sales by participating businesses, strolling minstrels, special promotions; meet artists at Main Street Coffee (MSC), 111 Main Street at 8pm. Free admission Maps will be available or just follow the balloons! For more information, contact GO ART! at 585-343-9313 or visit www.firstthursdaybatavia.com Annual Apple Blossom Festival & Craft Fair Downtown (Corner Rt 21 & 104) Williamson Info: www.williamsonappleblossom.com PO Box 206, Williamson, NY 14589 315-589-8545 Lots to do: Crafts, Carnival, Parade, Races, Fireworks, Entertainment, Music, Food, Annual Lilac Festival & Art in the Park, Highland Park, Rochester (easy to get to from Thruway; big crowds), lots of lilacs, music, and suds guzzling) www.lilac festival.com Vendor Entry deadline: April 1 Call Beau Productions, 712-256-4960 or visit website May 9 (confirmed for 2009) Lilac Festival Arts and Crafts Show Rochester Info: www.lilacfestival.com/ Vendor Entry deadline: April 1 Call Beau Productions, 712-256-4960 or visit website Annual Festival of the Arts Main Street (downtown), Hornell For info: P.O. Box 298, Hornell 14843 Phone: (607)324-3822 Ithaca Spring Craft Show and Sale Ithaca Commons Downtown Ithaca 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Info: 607-277-8679 e-mail: ithaca@lightlink.com Ithaca Sunday Crafts Show Stewart Park (on the lake) Info: 607-277-8679 e-mail: ithaca@lightlink.com Annual Memorial Weekend Fine Art and Craft Show Austin Park Skaneateles (one block from downtown)
June- October (confirmed for 2009) Clifton Springs Farmers Market - Annual June 5 - Oct. (confirmd for 2009) Every Friday 10-3 p.m. Old Fire House, 15 Railroad Ave, Cor. of Kendall St., Clifton Springs Directions: Just off Route 96, go down Kendall Street, just over railroad tracks. Varied offerings including arts and crafts, locally-produced food, entertainment, music, and informational booths of businesses and local organizations. No admission. Info: www.cliftonspringschamber,com June-Fall (confirmed for 2009) Artistry of Sculpture Exhibit Phelps Arts Center, 15 Church St. Phelps. Wed.-Sun, 1-4 p.m. or by appt. Free. Works by Dexter Benedict, Sam Castner, Tom Huff, Helen Santelli, Wayne Williams and other Finger Lakes sculptors. Look for new pieces added inside our newly renovated gallery and outside in the Village of Phelps. Info: www.phelpsny.com/arts. June 6 (confirmed for 2009) Annual Marcellus Olde Home Days Village of Marcellus 9 a.m. - 4p.m. Artists and Crafters line Main St. Fun for everyone. Info: 315-673-4247 June 13-14 (confirmed for 2009) Keuka Arts Festival Penn Yan Boat Launch (along Keuka Lake Outlet Trail, only a few blocks from downtown Penn Yan). Sat. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sun. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m The Keuka Arts Festival is a fine art and skilled craft show to be held annually. 40 vendors expected. The event is free and will feature live entertainment and activities for families. June 13 (confirmed for 2009) Annual Cicero Community Festival Sacred Heart Church Route 11, Cicero 1:00 p.m. - 6 p.m., with firewarks at night Free Admission Sponsor: Greater Cicero Chamber Of Commerce 50 vendors; fun zones, dance competitions, Northeast Acadamy Of Martial Arts. Info: www.cicerofestival.com June 13 (confirmed for 2009) 1st Annual Camping World Pet Festival Camping World, 500 West Morris St., Bath 14810 Local arts and crafts, including pottery and photography. Also pt demonstrations, seminars, contests.Free Parking and Admission. Live Shrek & Donkey. All profits go to Paradise Gardens Animal Haven's low cost spay & neuter program. Vendors wanted. For info contact Betty Kretchman: 607-776-7700; email Bkretchman@cwrvs.com June 20 (confirmed for 2009) 8th Annual Unity Arts & Craft Festival 300 West Seneca Turnpike Unity Church & Spiritual Center of Syracuse Syracuse Sat. 10-5 Juried show. 35 artists and crafters, massage, reiki, body art, and readings indoors and out on expansive front lawn. Specialty coffees, desserts and low-key children's activities inside, grilled hot dogs and burgers outside. Free parking and admission. Some craft demonstrations. Potential vendors and visitors can go to www.unitysyracuse.org for details. June 20 (confirmed for 2009) Strawberry Festival Wolcott June 20 (confirmed for 2009) Forgotten Four Festival Vitale Park, Chip Holt Nature Center Lakeville 11-5 p.m. Kicks off Summer Programming Many events all day, particularly for the kids. Food, music, projects. Nature-oriented craft products to be sold and presented - especially those focused on the four smaller lakes (Canadice, Conesus, Hemlock and Honeoye). For more information, contact Leo Downey, Acting Director, email: ldowney2@rochester.rr.com June 27 (confirmed for 2009) Art in the Park Marcellus-Skaneateles Arts Guild Upper Marcellus Park (off Route 174 on Platt Road in Marcellus, between Lee Mulroy Rd. and South St.). 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., free Regional artistrs and craftpersons show and sell their work. Kid's activities. Food, music, free parking--all in a beautiful park setting. For info, contact Marian, 315-636-8775. June 27-28 (confirmed for 2009) Lavender Festival Ol'Factory Farms, Upton Rd., Red Creek June 28 (confirmed for 2009) Artists in the Park Brighton Town Park and Carman Clark Lodge 11 a.m - 5 p.m. Sponsored by National Council of Jewish Women, GRS. Contact: Rona Wyner, Co-Chair Email: wynerimages@rochester.rr.com Phone: 585 267-7774 Summer Art Walk Downtown Canandaigua 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. A self-guided tour of 10 galleries and studios in historic downtown Canandaigua. A group open House with free music and refreshments. For info, contact the Ontario County Arts Council: www.ocarts.org Email: ocac-admin@ocarts.org. A Taste of Syracuse Clinton Square Downtown Syracuse 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. both days. Info: www.TasteofSyracuse.com Vestal Festival Front Street, Vestal 13850 10-3 p.m. For more info, call: 607-754-3368 (festival has been around since before the Civil War.) A Festival of Art & Nature Sterling Nature Center Jensvold Road, Sterling Info: 315-947-6143 Watercolor demonstrations, carvings, craft exhibits; also live music, nature activities. Admission: $5 per car Fairport Canal Days An annual Arts and Crafts festival held the first weekend of June in Fairport, NY. One of the premier events in the Northeast, attracting nearly a quarter-million visitors. Over 300 booths, featuring ceramics, photos, glass, painting, toys, wood crafts, more. Performances by bands, dancers, storytellers, and more, plus a Firemans' Parade, fireworks on Friday, and kids' activities. Sat. : 10 a.m .- 6 p.m.; Sun.: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Info: http://www.fairportcanaldays.com/index.html Sulphur Springs Festival downtown Clifton Springs Fri. 5-8 Sat.. 10 a.m.- 8:00 p.m. Many events including band concert, bed races, and--of course--arts. Information: SSFestival@gwlisk.com Vendor application deadline: April 1 Annual Ithaca Festival Spring Craft Show Downtown Ithaca (Sat). Stewart Park (Sun.) Attracts over 35,000 For more info: www.ithacafestival.org Annual Fine Arts and Wines Three Venues: Hunt Country Vineyards, Dr. Frank's Vinifera Wine Cellars, Heron Hill Vineyards (all on west side of Keuka Lake between Hammondsport and Penn Yan). This festival is a juried event featuring about 60 regional artists. In addition to participating vineyards, the event is held with the cooperation of Steuben County Visitors & Conference Bureau, The Arts of the Southern Finger Lakes in Corning, and area chambers of commerce. For info contact: Hunt Country Vineyards: 1-800-946-3289; Dr. Frank's 1-800-320-0735;Heron Hill 1-800-441-4241, or find information at www.corningfingerlakes.com or www.eARTS.com. Albion Strawberry Festival (Orleans County) For more info: 585-589-7727 Cicero Community Crafts Show Sacred Heart Church, Route 11, Cicero Hours: 9 .a.m - 5 p.m. Craft show in conjunction with the Cicero Community Festival. Artists, crafters, live entertainment, Kids Zone, parade, Star Search competition and fireworks. Fun and entertainment for the entire family. For an application and more information, visit: http://cicerochamber.net Strawberry Festival Owego (big crowds, but vendors aren't treated well; obey the no-parking signs! Our cars were impounded by Officers Billy Bob and Bubba and it cost us $125 and much hassle to get them out!) A Day in the Park Willet Ballpark, Willet 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Craft and flea market, hot rods, classic cars ArtFest at the Hollow Lime Hollow Center for Environment and Culture Gracie Road (at the existing Vistor Center off Rte. 13) and McLean Road (new center) Cortlandville Local artists exhibiting their nature-inspired work. Also musicians "Music in the Woods"), haiku workshop, poetry reading, art auction, unveiling of new Art Trail, refreshments, more. For info: 607-758-5462, www.limehollow.org email: info@LHNC.com Folk Festival & Sale Honeoye Falls For info, call 716-229-5549 |
Fair Haven Arts and Crafts Fair Village Park, Fair Haven 10 a.m. - dark Handmade arts and crafts by local, regional and national artisans and crafters. Entertainment and food vendors in the Park throughout the fair. July 4 - always (confirmed for 2009) Annual GO ART! "Picnic in the Park" Centennial Park, Richmond Ave. Batavia Sponsored by the Genesee-Orleans Regional Arts Council Noon until 5:00pm This year's "Picnic in the Park" will include all-day musical entertainment, an arts and crafts show, folk arts programs, food vendors, children's activities, a 5k race, and much more. Free admission. Info: Kelly Kiebala, kelly@goart.org or: www.goart.org July 4 (confirmed for 2009) Annual Sodus Bay Lighthouse Museum Art & Craft Show Sodus Bay Lighthouse Museum 7606 North Ontario Street, Sodus Point 14555 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., both indoors and outdoors, Free. Sponsor: Sodus Bay Historical Society Approx. 40 minutes west of Syracuse. 30 minutes East of Rochester. Take Rte. 14 north from 104, look for signs. Featuring oil and acrylic painting,nature photography, aerial photography, wood and metal crafts, quilting, rustic garden sculpture & furnishing, sculpture, fresh herbal arrangements, basket weaving, much more. Includes Museum Open House, Breakfast on the bluff, Lighthouse 5K Run, Children's Fun Run and Gap Mangione Big Band concert.Very successful event. web: http://www.soduspointlighthouse.org July 11 - 12 (confirmed for 2009) 2nd Annual Finger Lakes Cottage Living Show "a celebration of camps, cottages & lakeside living" Bristol Field House, Hobart College, 300 Pulteny Street, Geneva (indoors) Saturday 9 a.m.- 8 p.m.; Sunday 9a.m.- 5p.m. Admission $9.00. Painters, carvers, sculptors, photographers, furniture makers, cottage accessory & service providers & rustic artisans will be among the 150 exhibitors. Directions: Full directions at www.mapquest.com Produced by Great White Productions Contact: Jeff Fraser, Executive Producer Email: Jeff@greatwhiteshows.com Phone: 518-371-6363,ext. 101 Note: potential vendors should visit the sponsor's website, www.fingerlakesshow.com. July 10-11, 2009 (confirmed fro 2009) Aurora Fest Aurora Park, Main Street, Village of Aurora (607)364-7610 Parade, bands, crafters July 11 - 12 (confirmed for 2009) Corn Hill Arts Festival Saturday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. Historic Corn Hill near downtown Rochester (held on the streets of one of Rochester's oldest neighborhoods; 400 artists' booths; huge crowds--200,000+; children's activities, music stages, free admission. Street Managers are available to assist artists. Sponsored by the Corn Hill Neighbors Association 133 South Fitzhugh Street Rochester 14608-9956 Information and application for exhibitors at http://festival.cornhill.org , chna@cornhill.org 585-262-3142 July 17-19 (confirmed for 2009) Finger Lakes Wine Festival Watkins Glen International Racetrack Watkins Glen 14891 The Finger Lakes Wine Festival, presented by Yancey’s Fancy New York’s Artisan Cheese, taking place in Watkins Glen, NY, is the largest showcase of New York State Wines. Shop, Sip & Savor over 600 wines from 80 NYS wineries, samples culinary delights, browse numerous jewelers, arts & Crafts, gourmet food, and wine related vendors-all in one convenient location! The Festival also features live entertainment, wine seminars, culinary classes and cooking demos by the region’s chefs. For Info: Tammy Spear 607-535-2486, Ext 410 Website: www.flwinefest.com Tickets: 1-866-461-7223 July 18th (confirmed for 2009) Annual Radiocomm Hamfest and Craft Show Herkimer County Fair grounds, Thruway Exit 30 Cemetery St., Frankfort gates open 6:00am til ? Admission $5.00 web: www.uticaarc.org July 24, 25, 26 (confirmed for 2009) Annual Syracuse Arts & Crafts Festival Columbus Circle, downtown Syracuse Friday 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Saturday & Sunday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. This 3-day showcase by 165 artists, craftspeople, and entertainers is centered on historic Columbus Circle. The festival, part of Arts Week, presents a wide selection of contemporary arts and crafts, ranging from functional to decorative. Both 2- and 3-dimensional works will be featured, including ceramics, fabric and fiber, glass, jewelry, leather, metal, wood, painting, graphics, drawing, sculpture, and photography. Contact Information: 315-422-8284 Web site: www.downtownsyracuse.com July 23- 26 (confirmed for 2009) Oswego Harbor Fest Riverwalk, east and west sides Arts and Crafts boths open Friday, July 24, 10 AM – 8 PM Saturday, July 25, 10 AM – 8 PM Sunday, July 26, 10 AM – 4 PM Also music, food, and lots to do around town. Big event, big crowds July 25 (confirmed for 2009) Annual Valley Fest Main Street, Rt. 36 York 14592 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Free Admission Pancake Breakfast, Arts, Crafts & Food, Barnyard Olympics, Car Show, Fire Equip. Display, Local Quilter's Display, "Then and Now" Agricultural Equipment display, Bed Races, Youth Games, York Historical Society Display, T-Shirt Design Contest, Chicken BBQ. for information go to website: www.yorkny.org Call for Vendors (non-juried): www.yorkny.org/pdfs_general/ValleyFest2009.pdf or call (585) 243-3128 or (585) 243-1661 for information. July 31 (confirmed for 2009) Ithaca Artists Market July 31, 2-8 p.m. The Ithaca Artists’ Market takes place at The Ithaca Farmers’ Market, a large open air structure with a roof, directly on the inlet leading to Cayuga Lake. 88 booths, approximately 60 of which will feature artists' works. Food and wine & arts organizations' tables. June- October (confirmed for 2009) Clifton Springs Farmers Market - Annual June 5 - Oct., Every Friday 10-3 p.m. (see June lisitng for full details) July 11 (confirmed for 2009) Seneca River Days Mercer Park, Baldwinsville 9:30 am - 5 pm sponsored by Rotary Club. senecariverday@yahoo.com David Horan 315-635-3666 or Rona Rich at 635-7481. JULY 4 – AUG. 16 (confirmed for 2009) Sterling Renaissance Festival 15385 Farden Road Sterling Elizabethan festival with professional theater, arts and crafts, vendors, demonstrations, jousting and games. Period costumes. Saturdays ans Sundays, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. 315-947-5783 or (800) 879-4446 http://sterlingfestival.com July 4-5 (confirmed for 2009) CAVAC Arts & Crafts Show Lorenzo Historic Site US Route 20, Cazenovia Info: Carol Tacea 315-655-2194 (approx. 100 booths; electric hookups available; nice venue with plenty of booth "elbow-room" (15 x 15) on museum lawn overlooking base of lake; clean rest rooms!) Info: Pat Race, 315-655-3607; Willie Gilmore, 315-655-8416 Artisan Gardens Fine Arts and Crafts Show On 2.5 Waterfront Acres. For more info Contact trinityta@aol.com or call Tanya @ 315 845-8957 Geneseo Summer Festival Downtown Geneseo Sponsored by Geneseo Rotary Club. 50 spaces. Hours: Fri-Sat: 10:00 am - 8:00 pm.; Sun. 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Sidewalk sales, music (Skycoasters), games, entertainment for children, food, dime carnival, kid's craft tent, teddy bear parade for kids of all ages, Rochester Philharmonic Concert (Friday, admission fee) Contact: www.webspace4me.net/~winter for an online application form for crafters, or email: festival@mfire.com NorthLake Family Recreation Center Craft Fair Nichols Ave., Westfield Hours: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Close to NYS thruway exit. Easy to find. All handmade items. Free admission, free on-site parking, indoor restrooms, on-site concession. Outdoor event. Vendor applications still accepted (as of 4/20). Application and rules http://www.northlakerec.org Email: northlakecraftfair@yahoo.com or call 716-326-3898 (Mary Blakely) Spaces 10'x10' and 10'x20' - $40 / $65.00. No electric, no generators. Vendors provide own cover. 31st annual Unadilla Carnival of Sales Unadilla 13849 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sponsored by the Unadilla Chamber of Commerce Artist, crafters, large variety of vendors. Food, music and entertaihnment, childrens games and events, lawn sales, more For more information: www.carnivalofsales.com Contact: Linda Bickos, co-chair: 607-369-2614 if interested in showing. Keuka Lake Art Show & Sale 2nd full weekend in July Village Square, Hammondsport Vendor application cut-off date: July 1, depending on the number of artists accepted prior to that date. Info: (607)776-7774 e-mail: klaa_artshow@yahoo.com or write: KLAA Art Show 314 E. Washington St., Bath 14810 The Skaneateles United Methodist Church Antique and Craft Show Austin Pavilion North of Rte 20 in Skaneateles 70 + dealers, Craft booths on the lawn Info: 315-685-5963; www.skanantiqueshow.com Syracuse Arts Week Columbus Circle, Downtown Syracuse (this is a big show--150 artists--with large crowds, lots to do) For info/application, contact: Downtown Committee of Syracuse, 109 South Warren Street, Suite 1900 Syracuse 13202 Phone 315-422-8284 e-mail: mail@downtownsyracuse.com web: www.downtownsyracuse.com ArtsWeek combines two popular downtown festivals into one larger event. The Syracuse Arts & Crafts Festival, presented by the Downtown Committee, and Jazz in the Square will serve as anchors of the four-day event, with the Connective Corridor as the link to these and other cultural venues in the area. An arts walk will serve as a pedestrian conduit between Columbus Circle and Clinton Square, celebrating the visual and performing arts with a focus on public art. Many interactive art projects will be occuring throughout the day on Saturday, July 26 including the assembly of a new public sculpture, a sidewalk art contest, community mural painting, ArtsWeek Bookfair, performace art, and much more. Hemlock "Little World's" Fair Hemlock Fairgrounds, Hemlock Livingston County Crafts For info: (716)367-3370 Annual Art and Music Festival South Main Street, Canandaigua (200 vendors) Info: 716-396-0300 Info: Vendor applications can downloaded from the website - bardeenenterprises.com or call (585) 394-7110. Holiday in Homer The Green (downtown Homer) Homer 13077 Info: 607-749-2604 Pultneyville Homecoming Festival (Sponsored by the Historical Society) Featuring the Artisans Loft above the marina. For information: Peter Evans, Wayne County Historian, pkevans@eznet.net or historian@co.wayne.ny.us Web: www.co.wayne.ny.us Wineteque Weekend Wineries on west side of Keuka Lake to Hammondsport. Old world craft demonstrations; many of the wineries have gift shops offering local pottery and paintings. Antiques and wine tastings, too.Info: 607-868-3945. Annual Greene Arts & Crafts Festival Greene Sponsored by the Greater Greene Chamber of Commerce for 25 years, this festival is always held on the 4th Saturday in July, rain or shine from 9 AM to 4 PM. More than 225 quality artisans exhibit their arts & crafts on the streets of Greene. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Contact info: P.O. Box 441, Greene, New York 13778, phone 607-656-8225. 250 exhibitors Waterfront Art Festival Canandaigua, Kershaw Park on north shore of Canandaigua Lake, Main Street just south of Rtes. 5 and 20 10-5 Sat & Sun. 180+ high quality fine art and craft exhibitors, full food court, entertainment, demonstrations, AND a beautiful day in the park $3 admission, free parking and shuttle bus www.waterfrontartfestival.com for more info and updates.
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for 2009) August 1 (confirmed for 2009) Wine and Jazz Fest Wolcott, NY JULY 4 – AUG. 16 (confirmed for 2009) Sterling Renaissance Festival 15385 Farden Road Sterling Elizabethan festival with professional theater, arts and crafts, vendors, demonstrations, jousting and games. Period costumes. Saturdays ans Sundays, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. 315-947-5783 or (800) 879-4446 http://sterlingfestival.com Annual Attic Art Sale The Gallery, 119 E. Elm St. Penn Yan 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. For more information, contact The Gallery at (315) 536-8226. August 15-16 (confirmed for 2009) Annual Busted Barrel Art, Wine and Music Fest Three Brothers Winery 623 Lerch Rd. Geneva. NE side of Seneca Lake between Rte. 96A and East Lake Rd. 10 a.m.- 6 p.m. Sat; 10-4 Sun. Activities to be held on 2500 sq. ft. covered veranda, a 3500 sq. ft. heated and cooled event center, a 3000 sq. ft. covered wrap-around deck and plenty of space for tents. Art, wine tasting, beer tasting, and live music all day! Artists wanted! Deadline for artists' applications - May 31. More info and forms available at www.3brotherswinery.com. Info: erica@3brotherswinery.com; Phone 315-585-4432; August 21-29 (Confirmed for 2009) Annual Past and Present Art Exhibition and Sale August 21 through August 29, 2009 Time 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. First Congregational Church 58 North Main Street, Canandaigua 14424 Sponsor: First Congregational Church Admission: $5 in advance, $7.50 at the door For info contact: John W. Paul, Chairman jwpaul@rochester.rr.com; (585)393-0595 August 22-23 (Confirmed for 2009) 9th Annual Arts at the Gardens Fine Art Show Sonnenberg Gardens and Mansion State Historic Park 151 Charlotte Street, Canandaigua 14424 (Thruway exits 43 or 44) Time 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Juried Show and Sale of Fine Arts. 100 participating artists representing 10 states."Best of Show" will be awarded $750 as well as 10 Merit Awards of $250 each.Food by Simply Crepes featuring sandwiches and desserts. $6.00 reduced admission includes tour of Mansion and Gardens. Sponsor: Arts at the Gardens Info: 585-394-9269 / 585-396-6375 Special reduced admission coupon is also available on the website: www.ArtsAtTheGardens.org August 29 (confirmed for 2009) Annual Clinton Art and Music Festival Throughout the Village Saturday - All Day; Free admission The Clinton Art and Music Festival is an annual event celebrating and showcasing a diverse blend of independent music, art, performance art, culture and community. Sponsors: Melodic Revolution Records, Kirkland Art Center, Clinton Chamber Of Commerce.For more information, visit website:artandmusicfest.ning.com Interested vendors should visit website, too. June- October (confirmed for 2009) Clifton Springs Farmers Market - Annual June 5 - Oct., Every Friday 10-3 p.m. (see June lisitng for full details) Billsboro Winery Plein Air Festival 4760 West Lake Road (Route 14) P. O. Box 1097 Geneva, N. Y. 14456 315 789 9538 www.billsborowinery.com Thursday, August 21 - 6-8pm. Welcome Reception at The Rose Hill Mansion. Painters are invited to a Reception and Wine Tasting at Rose Hill Mansion on the east side of Seneca Lake. Local wine and hors d'oeuvres. Friday, August 22 - 7-9 am. Check In and Canvas Stamping. Painters will then be free to start painting at locations of their choice within festival limits. Friday, August 22 - 7:15 am. Artist Pleir Air Painting Begins. Observe artists painting "en plein air" throughout the area. Artists are free to paint throughout the day and can return to the winery by 8 pm to hang their canvases. Saturday, August 23 - 7 am-3 pm. Artist Plein Air Painting Continues Saturday, August 23 - 10 am-12 pm. What is Plein Air? Children's Workshop. There will be an introduction to Plein Air Painting for Children aged 7-13 at the pond behind Billsboro Winery. Kids can learn the basics of outdoor painting, including stretching canvas, painting technique and a basic framing lesson led by area art teachers. Materials are included. Fee of $25 to cover materials. Space is limited, first come, first served. Pre-register online at billsborowinery.com. Saturday, August 23 - 4-5:30 pm. Artist Hanging at Billsboro Winery Saturday, August 23 - 6-8pm. Juried Competition and Gallery Reception with Silent Auction. Food and wine pairing during an awards ceremony for the artists involved. All entered artwork for silent auction. This part of the event is ticketed and open to the public. Sunday, August 24 - 11 am-5 pm. Public Exhibition and Art Sale at Billsboro Winery. Crossroads Festival Lima 14485 Non-juried-a great chance for young or novice artists and crafters to exhibit. Info: 585-582-1481 or www.crossroadscouncil.org/html/crossroads_festival.html Italian American Festival Memorial Park Watkins Glen Info: 607-535-2616 Opens 1:00 p.m. on Friday; Noon on Saturday and Sunday. www.watkinsglenitalianfestival.com Port Byron Heritage Days Port Byron 315-776-5300 parade, car show, food, petting zoo, historic tours, craft show Cortland Arts and Wine Festival Courthouse Park, downtown Cortland 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Two-and three-dimensional art work and fine crafts in various categories from over 70 artists. The show is juried. Work is for sale and awards totaling $1,000 will be presented. Local professional and amateur musicians also featured. Wine tasting event featuring 18 NY State wineries. Children's art activities. Sponsored by the Cultural Council of Cortland Country Information including application forms: www.cortlandartsandwine.com Fox Run Vineyard's Annual Garlic Festival, Fox Run Vineyards, Rte. 14 (between Geneva and Watkins Glen) 11- 5 p.m. both days Beautiful venue overlooking Seneca Lake. Lots of parking. Food, wine (naturally) arts & crafts (30 vendors) and fun.Info: Call: 1-800-636-9786 www.foxrunvineyards.com Park Avenue Summer Art Fest Rochester Saturday--10am - 6pm; Sunday-- 10am - 5pm One of Rochester's most lively and popular annual summer events features 300 artists and craftspeople from 21 states and Canada. Park Avenue. Located in southeast section of Rochester. The festival takes place along Park Avenue from Alexander St. east to Culver Road. Follow signs for festival parking and shuttles. www.rochesterevents.com/parkavefest Garden Art Show Lorenzo State Historic Site Rte. 13 (Rippleton Road) Sponsored by Cazenovia Arts. Outdoor exhibition and sale of paintings and sculpture throughout the formal garden and Dark Aisle arboretum, (weather permitting). Free admission to show. Phone: 315.655.0304 Solvay Festival Woods Road Field, Woods Road, Solvay 315-487-9055 Big crowds info: 315-468-1651 NY Green Fest Ithaca and Cayutaville. Local craftspeople are invited to exhibit and sell at NY Green Fest on Saturday, Aug. 11, 2962 Swamp Rd. in Cayutaville. The festival benefits the Green Party of New York and is open to all who are interested in sustainable living and sustainable politics. Saturday’s
program takes place at Cayuta Sun, an off-the-grid permaculture
homestead in Cayutaville, 15 miles southwest of Ithaca. We are
inviting renewable energy suppliers, booksellers, farmers with
local produce, local craftspeople, grassroots organizations and
non-profit groups to exhibit and sell on Saturday. Fee for exhibiting
is the $25 admission charge for the day, which includes lunch.
Exhibitors need to bring their own tents and tables. There is
no electricity at Cayuta Sun. For more info on this three-day,
multi-progam, multi-site festival, contact Rachel Treichler |
September 18 & 19 (confirmed for 2009) Annual Autumn Craft Show Pieters Family Life Center 1025 Commons Way, Henrietta Sat. 12 noon to 8 p.m.; Sun. 0 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sponsor: Family Advocates of Heritage Christian Services (fund raiser to benefit advocacy efforts for all people with developmental disabilities) Many area crafters. Drawings throughout the day. Food and refreshments, including products from Heritage Bakery. For info: Glenda Roberts, 518-671-3904 email:glendar@rochester.rr.com September 18-20 (confirmed for 2009) Annual Jordan Fall Festival Arts & Crafts Show Fri. 5-9, Sat. 10-10, Sun. 11-5 Beaver Street, Jordan 13080. Outdoors, free A 60' X 180' tent hosts the arts & crafts show. Also amusement rides, children's games, pre-read book sale, greased pole climb, car show, live reptiles, merchants tent, live music, teen karaoke, pumpking painting, great food, home-made pies, historical display, fire safety trailer, fre children ID, and much more. Directions 20 minutes west of Syracuse on NYS Route 5, 15 minutes east of Auburn on NYS Route 5, 5 minutes from I-90 (NYS Thruway) Exit 40 (Weedport)on NYS Route 31. for more info: Website: www.JordanNY.com June- October (confirmed for 2009) Clifton Springs Farmers Market - Annual June 5 - Oct., Every Friday 10-3 p.m. (see June lisitng for full details) Sept. 26 and 27 (confirmd for 2009) Naples Grape Festival Naples Memorial Town Park and Naples High School, State Rt. 21, Naples 14512 Large, established juried arts/craft/food/music festival. 230 exhibitors, international food cuisine, two entertainment stages, "World's Greatest Grape Pie Contest", grape stompin' activities, Widmer Wine Cellar tours/tastings, and more. Filmed and featured for a national television audience on the Food Network’s All American Festivals. Over 70,000 guests attend this FREE event. New festival director: Donna Scott. For more information: www.naplesvalleyny.com email: naplesgrapefest@yahoo.com Unity Festival Geneva "A multicultural arts, crafts, and entertainment festival to be held on the shores of Seneca Lake in Geneva. This celebration of culture, community, and cooperation is accepting applications from vendors of every heritage to make the festival's offerings truly diverse." Request an application by sending a postcard to: Community Unified Today Unity Festival Coordinator PO Box 268, Geneva 14456 Annual Colorscape Chenango Arts Festival East and West Parks (NYS Hwy. 12) Downtown Norwich Sat. 10 - 6 p.m., Sun., 11 - 5 p.m. Free Info: www.colorscape.org Email: info@colorscape.org 51st Annual M&T Bank Clothesline Festival. (Rochester's oldest and largest arts and crafts festival) Memorial Art Gallery grounds University of Rochester 500 University Avenue Rochester 14607 The event showcases work by artists from western and central New York. All proceeds from artists' entry fees and public admission fees go directly to the MAG operating fund. To request an application, call the Memorial Art Gallery Events Office at 585-276-8950, Fax: 585-276-8948, or email clothesline@mag.rochester.edu. If you participated in 2006, you¹re automatically on the list. Mendon Station Festival (Formerly the Mendon Arts Festival) Mendon Station Routes 64 & 251 Mendon, Hours: Sat. 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.; Sun. noon - 5:00 p.m.. Features musical entertainment, art and craft vendors, scholastic art contest, wagon rides, much more. Free admission, free parking Handicap accessible rest room facilities available. Artists, Crafters and non-profit organizations welcome.application forms: Free admission and parking. For more information, or to apply to be a vendor, contact Arlene Cluff, Festival Chairman: 585-624-3182 or ajcluff45@aol.com. www.mendonfoundation.com Fort Klock Annual Craft Fair St. Johnsville 13452 Info: Cindy Sinchak, 124 Kilts Rd, Ft Plain, NY 13339 Phone : 518-993-2352 Email: windsweptfarm@frontiernet.net May 15th vendor application deadline (approximately 130 vendors, pleasant venue with good parking, easy to get to from Thruway just across the Mohawk) Golden Harvest Festival Beaver Lake Nature Center 8477 East Mud Lake Road Baldwinsville 13027 (100 vendors, lots of room; some vendors assigned to parking lot; attracts about 20,000 visitors) April 1 entry deadline! Info: 315-638-2519 Finger Lakes Fiber Arts Festival Hemlock Fairgrounds Hemlock Info: fest@gvhg.org Festival website: www.gvhg.org/fest.html Cincinnatus Corn Festival Cincinnatus school grounds Cincinnatus 13040 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. info: 607-863-3828 music and crafts The Great Syracuse Oktoberfest Clinton Square, Downtown Syracuse Free Admission. Friday noon till 11:00: Festive German music all afternoon, followed by opening ceremonies at 6:00 with local dignitaries featuring an Alphorn playing contest. The Enzian Bavarian Band and Dancers, and Die Lustigen Almdudlers provides early evening entertainment. For the younger crowd. mellow rock sounds of The Billionaires from 8:00 till 11:00. Saturday noon till 11:00: Festive German music and singing featuring local talent. At 5:00, Die Lustigen Almdudlers and the Enzian Bavarian Band and Dancers. For younger crowd, the Under the Gun rock band plays from 8:00 till 11:00. Sunday noon till 6:00: Family Day. Festive German music, clowns, games, balloons, face painting, prizes, and dancing for the whole family. At 2:00, Enzian Bavarian Bands and Dancers. Closing ceremonies include raffle drawing for a trip to Las Vegas for two. For information: www.germanamericanscny.net or phone Klaus Raith, 315-675-8321. Great Pumpkin Festival Oswego Info: (315)342-2200 Annual Apple Harvest Festival Fall Craft Show and Sale Downtown Ithaca 10am to 6 p.m. High-quality crafts, wine tastings, music, food, lots to do. For more information: www.downtownithaca.com Vendor applications due Aug. 1
Oct. 10-11 (confirmed for 2009) Annual Catatonk Valley Woodcarvers Show Rte. 96B, Candor Fire Hall, Candor Admission is free. Largest woodcarving show and sale in the area. Will feature over 30 award-winning amateur and professional woodcarvers displaying a wide variety of high quality work. Demonstrations ongoing both days and will include hand, power carving, and painting demonstrations. Carving tools and reference books available for sale by vendors. Professional advice for beginners and experienced carvers alike. Food and drinks will be available. For the children, free airbrush hand painting. Many door prizes. Contact: William Underwood, 607-748-4900; email: wunderwoo@stny.rr.com Oct. 10-11 (confirmed for 2009) Annual Central New York Art Guild Art Show & Sale 1:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. both days Aspen House on Willett Parkway in Radisson, Baldwinsville Visit website (calendar of events) for more information and directions to show: www.cnyartguild.com Art by CNY Guild members on display and for sale. Demonstration. Free parking and refreshments. Vendors: must be Guild members (see website) October 17 and 18 (confirmed for 2009) Annual Wolf Oak Acres Art & Craft Show Wolf Oak Acres, Oneida 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. CNY's largest corn maze and harvest festival - 10 am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday. Corn maze, hay maze, cow train, wagon rides, corn cannons, pedal karts, pig races, and more! This is our annual Hot Air Balloon Festival / Art & Craft Show Weekend - in addition to harvest fest activities. Admission: $7 Web: www.wolfoakacres.com Directions From the North & East: Exit 33 of NYS Thruway (Turning Stone Casino/Vernon Downs) exit. Turn left onto Rte. 365 towards Oneida Castle. Turn right at light onto 365A (Prospect St.) This becomes Upper Lenox. Come to a 4 way intersection with Rte.5 at Walmart in Oneida. Continue straight through intersection, staying on Upper Lenox. Follow 1 mile south (past Tractor Supply Store) - veer left onto Creek Rd at the 4 way. We are 4 miles down on the left. (Basic directions: Thruway to 365s.to 365A to Creek Rd.) From North and West: Exit 34 (Canastota) Turn left off truway onto Peterboro St. until you reach Rte 5 intersection, turn left. Stay on Rte 5 until the Wal-Mart intersection in Oneida. Turn right onto Upper Lenox (Tractor Supply will now be on the left). Follow 1 mile south, veer left at 4 way onto Creek Rd. We are 4 miles down on left. Vendors Wanted: see Calls for Artists. June- October (confirmed for 2009) Clifton Springs Farmers Market - Annual June 5 - Oct., Every Friday 10-3 p.m. (see June lisitng for full details) Annual Hilton Apple Festival Hilton Info: (585)392-7773 www.hiltonapplefest.org. Annual Artisans Show Lodi Historical Society Building, Lodi 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Info: 607-582-6016 Area artists and craftsmen with works for sale at the Lodi Historical Society Building, corner Grove and Main Streets. Bring your shopping list. A wide array of specialties to choose from for early holiday shopping. Eat-in or take-out luncheon available throughout the day. Bake sale. Contributions welcome. Lafayette Apple Festival Lafayette off Interstate 81 on Rte. 20. Saturday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sunday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Over 200 vendors in festival-provided tents, huge crowds; Info: Apple Festival, Lafayette 13084 http://www.lafayetteapplefest.org/index.html COHOCTON FALL FOLIAGE FEST “DANCING IN THE WIND” Tractor pulls, tree-for 2008sitting (really), crafts, much more. Village Green crafts contact: Dawn Lindsey (585) 384-5922; LindseyRDJ@aol.com www.fallfoliagefestival.com. Great Naples Flea Market and Craft Festival Naples Info: 716-374-2757 Open 10 - 6 each day; Free admission Letchworth Arts & Crafts Show & Sale (huge crowds - around 120,000) Highbanks Recreation Area Letchworth State Park, Castile 10-5 each day. www.artswyco.org/about_lacs.htm Nate Perry Elementary Annual Craft & Home Show 7053 Buckley Rd. Liverpool Fall Fun Fest J.C.B. High School 552 Main Street, Phoenix 9 a.m. - 3 p.m Many items for sale by numerous crafters and vendors. From jewelry to pet accessories, there is sure to be something for everyone on your list. Various school groups will be participating and charging a small fee for a costume contest, childrens games in the gym, face painting, along with a bake sale. This combined effort will benefit and raise money for these J.C.B. clubs and class organizations. Join us for this fun-filled day. Admission is free! Directions: 481 N. Exit 13, left at stop sign, (Rt.57A). At the T at County Route 57 and Rt 57A, take right, drive 2 miles N. and high school is on the right. Applications are still being accepted for crafters, flea market vendors and trash & treasure sale spaces. The cost is only $25 each. If interested, call 315.934.4179. Email: csmith@phoenix.k12.ny.us HOLIDAY MARKET ARTS AND CRAFTS SALE JUNIOR LEAGUE OF ROCHESTER Dome Arena Presenting Fine Artists and Artisans offering a wide array of handcrafted art, jewelry, ceramics, clothing, toys and much more. And featuring purveyors of the finest in gourmet treats, unique gifts and elegant services. Sat: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Sun: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Tickets: $5/person, free for children ages 12 and under with Adult admission For More Info and Vendor Application: www.jlroch.org, (click on Holiday Market) 2ND ANNUAL ARTS & CRAFTS ON ICE 2008 Elmira 10:00 - 5:00 Sat.; 9-4 Sun. The First Arena will yet again transform to the scent of candles and desserts. All interested vendors are asked to send in their application, which can be downloaded from our website at www.firstarena.com. Please send a sample or pictures of your work. Upon acceptance, First Arena will contact you with further details. For more information please contact (607) 734-7825. Annual Art and Crafts Festival Triphammer Marketplace, Ithaca Route 13 at N. Triphammer Road exit 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. 80 booths. Indoors. Live music, art/craft demonstrations.Consignment boutique. For info, applications, call 607-273-6851
November 6- 7 (Confirmed for 2009) The Annual Keeping Room Folk Art & Antique Show ALL THINGS ART 65 South Main Street, Canandaigua 14424 Fri. 1 p.m.- 8 p.m.; Sat. 10:00 - 5 p.m. Sponsor: The Kindred Spirits 25-40 vendors Antiques and Folk Artists--A very special show, oozes atmosphere. Demonstrations of primitive arts There is always an exhibit in the art gallery. ALL THINGS ART is an Ontario County-sponsored Gallery. Raffle to benefit All Things Art (items donated by artists-- we believe in giving back). Public parking on street and in parking lot behind building. Admission $3:00 , refreshments included. Web: www.chancerylaneprimitives.com (under Shows) Call for Vendors/Artists November 14 (confirmed for 2009) Craft Fair Sponsored by Silk & Satin Vocal Jazz Ensemble CW Baker High School Cafeteria and Small Gym 29 E. Oneida St. Baldwinsville13027 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. 130 Crafters and Vendors. Silk & Satin will give 3 Free concerts during the Craft Fair at 11:00, 1:00 and 3:00. Door prize tickets will be sold and drawn throughtout the day. Lunch and a bake sale with pies, cakes, breads and desserts. Come for the fun, stretch your budget with hand made items and start your Holiday shopping off right! Interested crafters: Call Rona Rich, 315-635-7481 or e-mail at rona@twcny.rr.com for more information. Paint with Passion 7th Annual Art & Craft Show Paint with Passion Decorative Art Studio "The blue house next to the water tower" 136 Melrose Rd. Auburn Fri., Nov. 7th. 12 - 6 p.m. Sat., Nov. 8 10 - 4p.m. Directions: Turn onto Melrose Rd off of Owasco St. At the first stop sign, turn left. We're the first house on the right. "the blue house next to the water tower" Free admission. For info, contact Susan DaVia Phone: 315-246-0835 Email: pwpstudio@roadrunner.com All Local Artisans, 30 Select Vendors Wide Gift Selection Artists: Please contact Susan DaVia (above for information for 2009 show Holiday Festival of Crafts The Harley School, 1981 Clover St. Rochester Fri-Sat 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun 11 a.m.-5 p.m. www.rfag.org. Lincoln Fire Department Ladies Auxilary Annual Craft Sale At Lincoln Fire Hall, Corner Plank and Lincoln Roads in Walworth 14569 Show hours: 10 am until 4 pm Information: Call Robbie at 315-524-4643 Annual Art Mart Sponsored by Syracuse Allied Arts. Participating artists from Baldwinsville Art Guild, Camillus Art Guild, Marcellus-Skaneateles Art Guild, North Syracuse Art Guild, Onondaga Art Guild, and Syracuse Ceramic Guild. The sale features paintings, sculptures, pottery, stained glass, jewelry, fabrics, soaps, wood, ceramics, and more! It¹s the perfect place to find those special holiday gifts for your friends and family. Free admission. Located in the former Dey Brothers Department Store building 401 S. Salina Street (corner Jefferson St.), Syracuse Mon, Tues, Wed, Sat, 10 am – 4 pm Th and Fri, 10 am – 5 pm info: 315-468-2616 Willowfield PTO Fall Craft Show Rt. 31, Clay (across from Target and Walmart) 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. For info: contact Jean Conte, 315-652-5593, ("great show, well-run, big crowd"). Art Walk South Main Street – downtown Canandaigua. 2 p.m. - 9 p.m. Downtown art galleries, artist studios and boutiques open their doors to the public offering live art demonstrations, wine, food and music. FREE Admission For information, contact Barb Doyle, bdoyle10@juno.com.
Annual Spirit of Christmas 6-9 p.m. Liberty St. -- business district Pulteney Square Park, Bath Sponsor: Greater Bath Area Chamber of Commerce Children visit with Santa; free crafts for the children, crafts, music. Directions From Rochester:: I-390 south (becomes NY-17) I-86 east to Exit 38. Approximately 75-80 mi. From Geneva: Rte. 14 south to Rte. 54. Rte. 54 south through Penn Yan along west side Keuka Lake. Approximately 45 mi. From Elmira: NY-17 west (eventually becomes I-86). Take Exit 38 for Bath. Approximately 45 mi. Email: chamber@bathnychamber.com Interested vendors should contact the Chamber office: Phone: 607-776-7122 December 12 (Confirmed for 2009) Annual Holiday Craft Show Spencerport Lions Club Spencerport 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Info: Kathy Hare: khare005@rochester.rr.com Annual Festival of Lights and Christmas Market Main Street, Clifton Springs 14432 5-8 p.m., outdoors The Victorian village is transformed into a Christmas Wonderland.Turn on the village Christmas Lights, with, roasted chestnuts, cider, vendors, visit from Santa and more! For more information: contact Anne Mancilla, Email: hdawno@hotmail.co.uk, or 315.521.0832 Vendors needed: See calls December 9 (confirmed for 2009) Annual Spirit of Christmas 6-9 p.m. Liberty St. -- business district Pulteney Square Park, Bath Sponsor: Greater Bath Area C. of C. Children visit with Santa; free crafts for the children, craft vendors, music. Directions From Rochester:: I-390 south (becomes NY-17) I-86 east to Exit 38. Approximately 75-80 mi. From Geneva: Rte. 14 south to Rte. 54. Rte. 54 south through Penn Yan along west side Keuka Lake. Approximately 45 mi. From Elmira: NY-17 west (eventually becomes I-86). Take Exit 38 for Bath. Approximately 45 mi. Email: chamber@bathnychamber.com Interested vendors should contact the Chamber office: Phone: 607-776-7122 December 5th (Confirmed for 2009) HOLIDAY HAPPENING Fine Arts & Crafts Show Marcellus Driver Middle School Reed Pkwy Marcellus 10 a.m.- 4 p.m . Hand-made crafts and/or artists' own renderings. No manufactured, items or items for resale. Sponsored by Marcellus Driver Middle School's PTA. For application or questions email or call Nancy MacLachlan (315)673-1430; wmaclachlan@twcny.rr.com 20th Annual Fall/Winter Craft Fair Soule Road Elementary School Soule Road, Liverpool 120 Crafters; 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., free coffee & food for crafters. Located between Rtes. 31 and 57 near Great Northern Mall; close to Thruway and I-81. Vendors: First come, first served--applications accepted until spaces are filled. Entry fee: $40.00 (non-juried) For application and info, call Cecy Wilson, 315-652-4522; email:srecraft@yahoo.com Holiday Extravaganza Arts & Crafts Fair 860 Hard Rd. Webster 14580 9 a.m. - noon CDS Life Transitions Center is hosting a holiday extravaganza for the entire community on Saturday. There will be a craft fair, breakfast with Frosty and holiday friends, and holiday gift items will be available for purchase. Call Joe Abbott at (585) 341-4600, or email jabbott@cdsunistel.org to register as a craft vendor or for more information about participating in the Holiday Breakfast! There is no cost to vendors. Info: www.cdsunistel.org 18th HOLIDAY CRAFT ALLIANCE FESTIVAL Women's Community Bldg., 100 W. Seneca St., Ithaca. All local artisans. Door prizes, music, food. Free admission. DISCOUNT FRIDAY,11-6, Saturday,10-5. For Info: Deb Whiter, Director 607-533-7978; djw36@cornell.edu The Annual Ithaca Fine Craft Show and Sale Museum of the Earth 259 Trumansburg Rd. Ithaca (Located on Rt 96 just south of hospital). 11am-5pm, both days Admission: $4 adult, $3 senoir(62+) 19 artists representing pottery, jewelry, fiber, bookbinding, wood working and photography have been invited to participate in the exhibition based on the excellence of their work. Visitor's will delight in the relaxed,gallery like atmosphere as they mingle with the artist's and enjoy the selection of skillfully made crafts. A percentage of sales will support the museum. For info: contact Julie Crosby, coordinator Email Address: juliecrosby7@aol.com Phone Number 607-387-3028 Notice: the Natural Craft Fair will not be held in 2008. Check again next year Annual Holiday Natural Craft Fair 443 Coleman Avenue Elmira 14903 Special SNEAK PREVIEW for members only. Wine, cheese and a chance to preview and purchase craft items. Admission: $8 members, $10 non-members. 10am-4pm NATURAL CRAFT FAIR Shop for natural treasures created by local artisans/craftspeople. All items will be made with natural materials (wood, glass, metal, etc.) or depict nature in some fashion (nature photography, art.) Admission and booth rental proceeds to benefit Tanglewood Nature Center operations. Admission: $3 Members, $4 Non-members For Info: Elaine Spacher, Executive Director Tanglewood Nature Center ph. 607-732-6060 ________________________________________________
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