Berkeley Earth Day is an annual event held in April to celebrate the environmental movement and creatively challenge the destruction of our planet. We provide cultural performers, speakers and resources to link individuals and groups with each other in community based ecological activities.
Application for Craft Booth. http://www.hesternet.net/EarthDay_CraftApp.pdf
Applications to become a vendor at the Glen Park 2009 Festival are now available, along with a festival map, can be downloaded from our website: http://www.glenparkfestival.com/vendors
If you have trouble downloading the application and would like me to mail one to you, please send me your mailing address.
Applications are due March 1st. However, we expect the festival will book up well in advance of that date, so we encourage you to submit your applications early.
Thank you, and I hope to see you at the festival!
Rebecca MurrayMetzger Ralysn@aol.com
** Underground Bazaar **
UNDERGROUND BAZAAR*
Sunday, Dec. 14, 12 until 5
6th & Irving, Inner Sunset in S.F
26 Indoor & Outdoor {under canopy} Spots
*NO* Entry Fee { $40 refundable deposit required to assure clean up }
D.I.Y. : Do It Yourself Vendors Only. Advertising has already begun.
This is a community-building event in the large yard & basement of a grand, old home that occupies the entire NW corner.
Complimentary refreshments for both customers & vendors.
To apply, contact Sonia at sun4life@free.fr
We’ll send you our FAQ –Frequently Asked Questions
You are welcome if you don’t want to participate but wish to visit us and buy your Christmas and/or Hanukkah gifts.
*This show is not associated with San Francisco Bazaar.
Please tell us a little bit about yourself and your business.
DamestarBaby is the work of two stay-at-home moms. Amy does the painting and designing, Jaime does the paperwork and puts the word out, propaganda-style. We both sew amid the bustle of our homes, which are filled with the high-pitched squeals of little girls and the guitar-playing of their papas.
What are your favorite crafts and how did you first get involved with crafting?
We sort of dabble in it all when it comes to crafting: a little knitting here, embroidery there, dollmaking, claybaking. I think our favorite crafts are the ones our kids make when imitating mama’s, they sort of take what we do and run with it in their own way. The appeal of handmade, for us, is that little bit of imperfection that makes each piece its own unique work of art.
We first got involved in what we do because Amy’s paintings were piling up and they were just too good not to share. Then she caught a kind of sewing fever that has no cure, and that’s where we are now.
What do you like best, coming up with ideas or executing them?
For Amy, it’s coming up with ideas, for Jaime, it’s the execution. That, among other things, is what makes us a good team.
Are you super organized or messy?What does your workspace look like?
Everyone has their own organizational system, but we’ll go ahead and admit that our fabric is rarely neatly folded and our sewing tables are in the living room. Super organization and children don’t really mix, see.
Any exciting future plans or developments in the works for your business?
We’ve always planned to grow our business into a mom co-op type collaborative. We’d love to give other stay-at-home moms the opportunity to add a little butter to daddy’s bread, like we do. And of course, we intend to keep dreaming up and bringing you ever more awesome kidswear.
Our website is www.damestarbaby.com, which has links to our blog, www.damestarbaby.blogspot.com, and our shop, www.damestarbaby.etsy.com.
The weekend after Thanksgiving we will hold an event at the newly constructed art building near the marina. In back we will be giving away free books donated by local bookstores (which should bring a good crowd). Inside there will be art demonstrations and class registration. And out front will be art/craft vendors selling their work. There is no booth fee, and it should be a lot of fun, so write me soon and I’ll get you on the list. Thanks!
Seth Ahonen comm-914076604@craigslist.org
MOMS club of Vallejo is Hosting a Holiday Boutique Fundraiser. The proceeds are to benefit a local a local single Mom in need, who is battling Multiple Sclerosis. All funds raised will go toward the purchase of a mobility scooter/chair and a lift for her car.
With that said, we are in need of vendors for our event. It is in Vallejo, CA on December 6th from 10am-5pm. Spaces are $25, and we also require that you donate a minimum of 1 prize/product for our raffle. MOMS club is a Non Profit Organization, so your booth rent is a tax deduction. I hope some of you will join us! Also, please help us spread the word.
Anyone interested in being a vendor please inquire at events@momsclubvallejo.com.
Holiday Bazaar, Nov. 29th and Dec. 7th
Find a special or unique gift for everyone on your Holiday list!
Browse vendor tables filled with holiday goodies, crafts, and candles, jewelry and other great gift ideas. There will also be a “silent auction” so you can bid on something special and get a great deal.
If you have any questions or would like to be a vendor
Please contact Heather Nash at 530-403-9387 or hnash_cali@yahoo.com
November 29th
Grace Baptist Church
1000 Blue Jay
Suisun City, CA
December 7th
Vallejo Moose Lodge #468
337 Nebraska Street
Vallejo, CA
