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Noise Pop 2010 – Saturday, February 27th from Noon-5pm
January 8th, 2010Glen Park Festival – Sunday April 25th 2010
January 1st, 2010Glen Park has felt like a neighborhood for a very long time. In fact, the first Glen Park all-neighborhood gathering took place 90 years ago, in 1911!
But the modern-day Festival came to life in 1997, created by a group of neighbors who had been talking about the neighborhoodâs many artists and craftspeople. âWouldnât it be great for them to come together to exhibit their work in Glen Park?â the conversation went. âHow about a street fair?â Thus, the Glen Park Festival began.
Since then, the Festival has evolved from a folksy, spontaneous neighborhood get- together to a well-planned annual event that combines fun and community support. The Festival brings residents, neighbors and friends together for a day of entertainment, music, dancing, and good food. The day promotes neighborhood restaurants and artists and craftspeople, both from Glen Park and well beyond.
Vendor applications are now available on our website at http://www.glenparkfestival.com/vendor-application.shtml
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CRAFT HAPPY Showcase
January 1st, 2010CRAFT HAPPY is bringing the indie-craft scene further and further into
the East Bay.
When: March 20th 2010 – Doors open at 10AM
Where: Fremont, CA (Niles Banquet Hall)
Vendors: Still taking applications
Contact us via our website and for more information – www.getcrafthappy.com
âWe 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 â
Shop Local: Petaluma's Running With Glitter Craft Show!
December 19th, 2009What: Petaluma Craft Mafia hosts, Craftaluma’s “Running with Glitter” Holiday Show.
When: December 19th, 2009, 12 noon- 5
Where: Petaluma Veteran’s Hall
Admission – 1 buck – Swell swag bags for the first fifty folks.
Vendors needed for Holiday Boutique – 12/5 – San Ramon
November 16th, 200912/5-12/6: Holiday Craft Faire – Sunnyvale
November 16th, 2009Fremont High School
1279 Sunnyvale-Saratoga Road
Sunnyvale, Ca. 94087
12/13: Vendors Needed for Holiday Boutique – Concord
November 16th, 2009Sunday, December 13, 2009 11:00 AM â 5:00 PM
Where: Community Youth Center
2251 Galaxy Court
Concord, CA 94520
Reply to: event-kj3e7-1463050982@craigslist.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 ”
Holiday Craft Fair – 12/12 – San Mateo
November 16th, 2009Hillsdale High School is holding a holiday/craft Fair , Saturday December 12th. We are looking for vendors that want to sell their goods. They need to be affordable and marketable. We have a lot of jewelry vendors, so we are looking for other ideas. We are only charging a flat $100.00 for a 6′ table and a donation for the raffle. We expect a very large turnout so this will give you great opportunity for sales. We are in a great location with heavy traffic and this will be well advertised. We intend to make this an annual event.
Crafters and Artists for Christmas Craft Fair – Albany
November 16th, 2009display and sell your creations? St. Albans Episcopal Church is hosting a
Christmas Craft Fair on Saturday December 12. Applications for vendors
are still being accepted. For more information call Joyce Martin at 510
527-7093 or e-mail at Joyce.huebermartin@att.net. St. Albans is located at
1501 Washington St. in Albany.
Handmade Ho Down, a charity event with style
November 16th, 2009We asked the sponsors of the Handmade Ho Down to give us some insight into this charity event. The organization that will benefit from Handmade Ho Down is Drawbridge:
Handmade Ho Down is a Craftstravaganza meant to be like no other. We wanted to create an event that showcased new artisan talent, promoted buying local and the small business, all within an extended happy hour, lounge-type environment. Shopping is already fun. Shopping unique, local artisan wares is even more fun. Add cocktails to the mix and you’ve got yourself a Ho Down.
This is a 21+ event, as our venue is 21+. We are serving up a really great bunch of vendors; Cards and letterpress, screen print artists using organic and reclaimed materials, some great jewelry designers, fabric arts, even some that defy categorization. So this should be a great show for anyone who wants to support their local business and artisan community, buy local and get lots of great Holiday shopping done.
In the spirit of buying handmade and giving back to our community, making this a charity event was a given. We searched high and low and came across DrawBridge (www.DrawBridge.org). If you haven’t heard already, DrawBridge is a non-profit organization, which strives to provide art programs for homeless and other vulnerable children in seven Bay Area counties. Just a few of the ways we intend to raise awareness and funds for DrawBridge include:
- All proceeds from the sale of raffle tickets go to DrawBridge
- Attendees are encouraged (as well as vendors and anyone else) to bring in new/used but in good condition art supplies.
You can find their wishlist of much needed items on their website: http://www.drawbridge.org/getinvolved.html#wishlist
First 100 people to donate art supplies will receive a FREE HoBag – our official Handmade Ho Down tote!
- $1 from every HoBag sale will go directly to DrawBridge (HoBags for sale at event for $5)
- Magnolia Photo Booth Co. has generously offered a photo booth for our event use – anyone can take and keep pictures!! All they as is for a suggested donation. They will then split those donations with DrawBridge.
- Gift wrap for items purchased will be provided for a suggested donation – all of which goes directly to DrawBridge.
As you can see, we hope to generate a LOT of support for this organization, and we’ve recently heard they’ve had their funding cut.
Plus!:Â First 200 attendees will receive free swag bags full of vendor-donated goodies
What is the relationship between Handmade Ho Down and Etsy? Handmade Ho Down has been put together by SF Etsy a “street team” of Etsy artisans in the San Francisco Bay Area. Over 200 members participate in an online forum with support, ideas, inspiration, and motivation to fellow Bay Area artisans who make and sell hand crafted goods on Etsy.com.
Etsy is the highly popular online market place where anyone in the world can buy and sell handmade goods.
Have you been involved in the craft{D.I.Y}movement for awhile? All of the members of the Handmade Ho Down (Too Live) Crew have been active in the DIY movement for a fairly long time. Collectively we must span at least 50 years. ha ha.
Which vendors have you discovered and are looking forword to working with ? I’m really looking forward to working with and meeting all our vendors. We recently sent out a nice, fat questionaire to generate blog and ‘zine content, and the answers we got back were in turn hilarious, heartfelt and definitely interesting. I’m reminded why we started this show in the first place; to promote buying Holiday gifts with character, from characters.
Anything else you want to add? We are so so excited to be doing this new show – and a Charity event besides! – And we are truly grateful for everyone’s encouragement, support and energy. This includes our esteemed vendors, our kick butt sponsors and everyone else who are just psyched to come to this show!
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