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Berkeley Kite Festival – July 30 & 31, 2011 • 10AM-5PM – Berkeley Marina

May 27th, 2011

A Free Event for the whole family – Kites aren’t just for kids any more. Experience the excitement and artistry of modern kite flying. You’ll find something for everyone, from the Giant Creature Kites as big as houses to the free Kite Making and Candy Drops for kids.

Applications at: http://www.anotherbullwinkelshow.com/berkeley-kite-festival/BKF-App.pdf

We have provided this listing on our Blog as a service to our fellow indie crafters and designers. This show is not affiliated to San Francisco Bazaar. BBSF Blog makes no guarantees or warranty as to the accuracy, completeness or authenticity of the information contained on this post. Please direct all questions using the contact information as listed on this blog post. DO NOT leave questions here on our blog as they will not be answered by the show organizers. See our Terms of Use section for more information.

2011 Shore Fest and State Firemen's Muster – June 11 – Suisun

May 27th, 2011

The City of Suisun welcomes you to Shorefest 2011 and State Firemen’s Muster on Saturday June 11!!  

The theme for Shorefest is “A Rock and Roll Beach Party” and there will be live entertainment all day and a family movie at dusk as listed below. Shorefest also features vendors, a Ferris wheel, giant slide and synthetic ice skating rink.

Suisun will also host a state Firemen’s Musters on June 11 (and 12th) to honor the 150th anniversary of the Suisun City Fire Department. 

The Muster will start with a parade of antique fire engines. Teams from around the state will show their skills in an array of exciting competitions using antique fire equipment. Winners proceed to the state championships in August. 
 

It will be an exciting and fun day and is sure to draw a crowd. 

The event will stretch along Main Street and Main Street will be closed for the parade and also closed from Sacramento Street to Morgan Street all day for the Muster competitions. 

E-mail for applications;  brendamossa@aol.com

We have provided this listing on our Blog as a service to our fellow indie crafters and designers. This show is not affiliated to San Francisco Bazaar. BBSF Blog makes no guarantees or warranty as to the accuracy, completeness or authenticity of the information contained on this post. Please direct all questions using the contact information as listed on this blog post. DO NOT leave questions here on our blog as they will not be answered by the show organizers. See our Terms of Use section for more information.

Getting to Maker Faire!

May 19th, 2011

Maker Faire is this coming weekend. Makers and attendees are coming from across the country and all around the Bay Area! We encourage ride sharing and alternative transportation and want to share some travel tips with you! Please consider these options and start planning your trip to Maker Faire!

LOCATION

San Mateo Event Center ~ 2495 South Delaware Street, San Mateo, CA 94403
It’s easy to come to Maker Faire by Caltrain, BART, bus, and bike.

For full information please check the Maker Faire site “Attend” at makerfaire.com/bayarea/2011.

From San Francisco and the North Bay

From the East Bay

From San Jose and the South Bay

BIKE TO MAKE FAIRE

MAKER FAIRE TICKET DISCOUNT FOR BIKE RIDERS

• Park at the Bike Valet for FREE. S. Delaware Street (south of the West Grate near 25th Avenue.) Buy Adult Maker Faire tickets for $20 (a $5 discount) and Student / Youth tickets for $10 at bike valet – cash only.
Bike valet hours: Saturday May 21st 9:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. Sunday, May 22nd 9:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.

• Third Annual Dolores Park to Maker Faire Social Ride with Rock the Bike:
Join the Saturday, May 21st social ride from Dolores Park in SF to Maker Faire. Organized by Rock The Bike, the same group that puts on the Pedal Powered Stage at the Faire, this is a great chance to leave the car behind and ride with other Faire goers, musicians, and volunteers. The ride is mostly flat, 21 miles long. Gather at Dolores Park’s 19th St. steps at 8:30. Riding by 9:15!   Facebook link for the Dolores Park ride.

• Palo Alto to Maker Faire Social Bike Ride:
Both Saturday and Sunday, May 21st and 22nd, this leisurely-paced 15-mile bike ride over flat terrain will arrive at Maker Faire around 11:00 am. Meet at Lytton Plaza in downtown Palo Alto (University Ave & Emerson St) at 9:00 am. We’ll stop at Redwood City Caltrain Station (northbound platform) to pick up additional riders there at 9:50 am. No rider left behind!

DRIVING AND PARKING AT MAKER FAIRE

We know many of you will need to drive and park at Maker Faire.

If you are coming by car, please follow these directions to drive and park. Parking is available at the San Mateo County Event Center for $17 per car per day, however, we recommend a quick walk to Maker Faire from the free parking lots!

DRIVING DIRECTIONS TO EVENT CENTER PARKING

The Event Center will charge $17 per car per day – cash only. The only entrance into the Event Center parking lot is on Saratoga Drive. There are 3,600 spots available.

From San Francisco and the North Bay: take Hwy 101 South, exit onto 92 West, then exit onto Delaware Street, turn right on Delaware St. and drive south and make a left on Saratoga Drive.

From San Jose and the South Bay: take Hwy 101 North, exit on Hillsdale Blvd., turn left and drive east on E. Hillsdale and turn right on Saratoga Drive.

From the East Bay: take Hwy 92 east, exit on Delaware Street, turn right and drive south on Delaware and make a left on Saratoga Drive.
TRAFFIC

To minimize traffic and use the optimal routes and exits, use:
• Twitter – http://twitter.com/makerfaire
• 511 traffic phone service and http://511.org

• Radio traffic reports on KCBS 740 AM and FM 106.9, and KGO AM 810

FREE PARKING WITH SHUTTLES

We’ve got more than 4,000 free parking spaces served by free shuttles running every 20-30 minutes. Please visit the parking map and information page for more details on where to park at Maker Faire.

NEW PARKING LOCATION ADDED

College of San Mateo – CSM – 2,000 additional parking spaces have been added. This location is at 1700 West Hillsdale Blvd, San Mateo. Two free shuttles running every 15-20 minutes.

Still Need Maker Faire Tickets?

Maker Faire tickets are still available online at http://makerfaire-portal.eventbrite.com/ for full price and for $5 off check here for local outlets in your area http://makerfaire.com/bayarea/2011/tickets/#local

VENDORS NEEDED – Concord – Saturday, June 18, 2011

May 19th, 2011

LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
Is hosting a FLEA MARKET & CRAFT FAIR with items ranging from household items,
furniture, clothing, small appliances, electronics, and so much more!

Saturday, June 18, 2011 10am – 3pm

Lutheran Social Services Parking Lot
988 Oak Grove Road
Concord, CA 94518

Reserve a space now:
$30.00 per space
$40.00 per space with table

Proceeds to benefit Lutheran Social Services of Northern California
Check out our website: www.lssnorcal.org

For more information or to make reservations contact:
Carmen at 925-825-1060 x10 or email: crobinson@lssnorcal.org

We have provided this listing on our Blog as a service to our fellow indie crafters and designers. This show is not affiliated to San Francisco Bazaar. BBSF Blog makes no guarantees or warranty as to the accuracy, completeness or authenticity of the information contained on this post. Please direct all questions using the contact information as listed on this blog post. DO NOT leave questions here on our blog as they will not be answered by the show organizers. See our Terms of Use section for more information.

May 18th, 2011

Indie Mart is finally back, out of hibernation and all 2011 events are on the books. Vendor applications are open for most shows. 

It’s been a long winter and it feels like eons since we’ve experienced the awesome outdoor Sundays we’ve all grown to love that include indie designers, DIY, rock n roll, stiff beers & cheap drinks, yummy eats, a ton of fun and sun. We’ve been on an eight month hiatus and even got emails of people asking us if we are a myth. We are not a myth. We are back and we can’t wait!   

We’re on the hunt for SF’s most unique, curated & coolest vendors with handmade, vintage, screenprinted, built, baked and anything in between. We want the best & the most creative. Since we started 4 years ago in my li’l Mission yard, dozens of new shows have cropped up on the scene, but Indie Mart is one of the most unique, truly local, truly independent (you wont see sponsored lounges or big corporate sponsors outside of the ones that get you cheaper drinks or free DIY goodies) and we’ve continued to keep it affordable for attendees ($2- donation) and vendors, while adding more cool stuff, more bands and more to do. It’s simple- bringing you rad local makers & fun folks united for a good party & good shopping. 

 Sunday July24, 12-6pm @ Thee Parkside & all down Wisconsin Street between 16th & 17th. as well as an expanded area with way more food vendors, food carts & outdoor areas. APPLICATIONS ARE OPEN.

Saturday August 20th- Alamo Square Flea Market– Vintage & neighborhood vendors given preference.  MORE INFO TBA, APPLICATIONS WILL OPEN IN MAY/EARLY JUNE!

Sunday  October 9th, 12-6pm @ Thee Parkside & all down Wisconsin Street between 16th & 17th, as well as an expanded area with way more food vendors, food carts & outdoor areas. APPLICATIONS ARE OPEN.

Thursday December 16th, 6-10pm, Holiday Show @ The California Academy of Science.

To apply; http://www.indie-mart.com/be-a-vendor/

We have provided this listing on our Blog as a service to our fellow indie crafters and designers. This show is not affiliated to San Francisco Bazaar. BBSF Blog makes no guarantees or warranty as to the accuracy, completeness or authenticity of the information contained on this post. Please direct all questions using the contact information as listed on this blog post. DO NOT leave questions here on our blog as they will not be answered by the show organizers. See our Terms of Use section for more information.

Inner Sunset Street Fair

May 14th, 2011

The 2nd annual Inner Sunset Street Fair
www.isstreetfair.org
Sunday October 9th, 2011
10am-6:30pm
San Francisco
FREE EVENT

The second annual Inner Sunset Street Fair will celebrate the remarkable community that is the Inner Sunset. The event aims to highlight the best music, art, food, and culture by the neighborhood’s star people, organizations, and businesses and to build community by making it easy for neighbors to meet one another.

Join us in 2011 to experience entertainment by and for children, food by local restaurants, unique arts and crafts, live music, games and special events, free dance and exercise lessons, ice-breakers, and much more. Keep checking back for the latest on what’s being lined up for the event.

This event is created, supported, and funded by the community.

BOOTH SPACES ARE AVAILABLE

We have around 90 booth spaces available for businesses, non-profit organizations, groups of neighbors, and individuals.

This is a juried event and we select vendors based on the uniqueness and quality of their offerings. We also look for how willing you are to work with the Street Fair organizers to provide a memorable experience at this event.

Visit www.isstreetfair.org/get-a-booth for more information.

Exhibitors and Vendors get:

* A 10 x 10ft full-day booth space. Note: We do not provide electricity
* Listing on the Inner Sunset Street Fair website
* Listing on signage materials at the event
* Personnel support on the day (questions, emergencies, etc)
* Support from the ISSF Committee on making your booth memorable and inviting

Booth fee rates

* For-profit (non-food): $150
* For-profit (informational only): $100
* Non-profit (organizations, groups of neighbors, or individuals): $50
* Food (pre-packaged): $180
* Food (prepared onsite): $220
* Food (extension from restaurant into the street): $250

Second Annual Inner Sunset Street Fair – Oct 9

May 9th, 2011
Booth applications are now being accepted for the second annual Inner Sunset Street Fair, scheduled for Sunday, October 9, 2011. This year’s event will build on last year’s success with more music, entertainment, booths, surprises, and community. Visit http://isstreetfair.org/ for general information, and http://isstreetfair.org/get-a-booth/ for booth reservation information.
We have provided this listing on our Blog as a service to our fellow indie crafters and designers. This show is not affiliated to San Francisco Bazaar. BBSF Blog makes no guarantees or warranty as to the accuracy, completeness or authenticity of the information contained on this post. Please direct all questions using the contact information as listed on this blog post. DO NOT leave questions here on our blog as they will not be answered by the show organizers. See our Terms of Use section for more information.

Fairfield Senior Center- Sat, July 9th

May 9th, 2011

Home and Garden Craft Fair
Sat, July 9th 9am until 3 pm

1200 Civic Center Drive
Free Admission

10ft table only $50

For more information, Call Yolanda 707-425-4858

We have provided this listing on our Blog as a service to our fellow indie crafters and designers. This show is not affiliated to San Francisco Bazaar. BBSF Blog makes no guarantees or warranty as to the accuracy, completeness or authenticity of the information contained on this post. Please direct all questions using the contact information as listed on this blog post. DO NOT leave questions here on our blog as they will not be answered by the show organizers. See our Terms of Use section for more information.

The 10th Anniversary Pagan Festival and Parade – Saturday May 7th – Berkeley

April 29th, 2011

The 10th Anniversary Festival and Parade
Saturday May 7th, 2010
10:30 am to 5:30 pm
Berkeley, California
FREE EVENT – All Are Welcome
Volunteers Wanted.

Music, Dance, Stage Performances, Speakers, Pagan Pride Parade in the
streets of Berkeley, Speaker’s Pavilion, Altars, Public Ritual,
Vendors, Druid Story Telling Pavilion, Green Pavilion and Displays,
Authors Circle, Arts & Crafts Pavilion, Info Booths and
Program/Resource Guide.

Interfaith Procession begins at NOON. Line-up with our Color Guards
Kay and Bryce at 11:30 am.

Best Costume prizes for Youth and Adults! Best Float prize!

Visit the Pagan Market Place with over 40 vendors and numerous
non-profits and organizations.

Beloved Dead Altar- Please bring copies of photos that will honor our
loved ones that have crossed over.

Raffle tickets for other art, gift baskets and creations- $1 each.
This year’s festival will feature a Pagan Market Place that will
integrate all vendors, services, and information booths within the
circle. The Pagan Alliance Information Booth, the Authors Circle, a
Druid Story Telling Pavilion, Community Altars, Altar to the Beloved
Dead, Temple of Change, and Arts and Crafts Pavilion will be back.

The Temple of Change is an on-going project that presents an
opportunity for the community to share ideas and inspirations for
Change.

Vendor, Performer/Speaker, Authors Circle, altars, and advertising
information are now available. A vendor booth space
(10′ x 10′) is $120 fee until 4/30 when the price increases to $200.
All non-profit booths are $30

Vendor spaces still available.

BENIFICIARIES
Please bring canned goods for the Alameda County Food Bank. Bins
located next to the Pagan Festival Info Booth. We are also partnering
with the Upper Midwest Pagan Alliance to send supplies to Pagan
soldiers in the war zones. For more info please visit
www.umpaganalliance.com/care.shtml. Please bring your donations to the Information Booth.

PAGAN FESTIVAL LOCATION
Where: Civic Center Park, Berkeley, California
Martin Luther King Jr. Way (between Center and Allston)
2151 Martin Luther King Jr. Way , Berkeley CA 94704
Downtown/Southeast Berkeley, Next to Farmers Market, Downtown Berkeley
BART, 1 block west to Civic Center Park, Carpooling is encouraged and
Public Garage Parking Available
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Accessibility Assistance Available
Accessibility assistance available contact Arlynne Camire at
arlynne@thepaganalliance.org or 510-872-1188.

http://www.thepaganalliance.org

We have provided this listing on our Blog as a service to our fellow indie crafters and designers. This show is not affiliated to San Francisco Bazaar. BBSF Blog makes no guarantees or warranty as to the accuracy, completeness or authenticity of the information contained on this post. Please direct all questions using the contact information as listed on this blog post. DO NOT leave questions here on our blog as they will not be answered by the show organizers. See our Terms of Use section for more information.

Craft Vendors Wanted – May 7th – San Ramon

April 28th, 2011

Vendors wanted for a craft fair to be held at Church of the Valley, in San Ramon, on May 7th from 9:00 to 3:00. Various vendors are wanted. Cost is $30 plus one item worth about $25 for a raffle. Contact Cheryl for more information.

Reply to: cheryl.lindberg@sbcglobal.net

We have provided this listing on our Blog as a service to our fellow indie crafters and designers. This show is not affiliated to San Francisco Bazaar. BBSF Blog makes no guarantees or warranty as to the accuracy, completeness or authenticity of the information contained on this post. Please direct all questions using the contact information as listed on this blog post. DO NOT leave questions here on our blog as they will not be answered by the show organizers. See our Terms of Use section for more information.

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