Vendor applications are now being accepted for the City of Berkeley’s July 4th Celebration at the Berkeley Marina.

The event will take place on Sunday, July 4, 2010, noon-9:30 PM on the South side of the marina at the foot of University Avenue in Berkeley. This alcohol-free event includes a stage of live music, free sailboat and dragon boat rides, massages, face painters, inflatables, a giant slide, Adventure Playground, and a fireworks display off the end of the Berkeley pier at 9:35 PM. Free admission and plenty of parking until 7PM.

Applications for vending booth space for arts and crafts, food, commercial, or organizations (free to non-profits) may be obtained by visiting www.AnotherBullwinkelShow.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

Saturday, May 15, 2010

11am-4pm

OARC is organizing a sidewalk sale along Ocean Avenue as apart of the San Francisco Small Business Week Celebration. We hope to get more people to shop on Ocean Avenue and connect neighbors with our local merchants.

• MERCHANTS: sell your products on the sidewalk. Or we can connect you with an artist/ non-profit/ school to sell their items in front of your business.

• ARTISTS: sell jewelry or your artwork in front of a business. Musicians can perform.

• NON-PROFITS, SCHOOLS, RESIDENTS: this will be a great opportunity to sell used items or new items for a fundraiser.

We are currently looking for artists who might be interests in selling their artwork (earrings, bags, handmade accessories, etc). We are also looking for folks interested in selling new or nearly new items (clothing, toys, vases, etc).

This is FREE to all vendors! Just bring your own tables, chairs and anything else you need.  If you’re interested in becoming a vendor at the event, please contact Dolly, Program Coordinator, at info.oarc@gmail.com or (415) 375-2265.

Come out May 15 & 16 to experience the works of the North Bay’s independent creative innovators in art, music, food, and culture!!

This is something for all-ages to enjoy – a Do-it-Yourself exposition, festival and marketplace for alternative press, street art, live performers, and workshops.

This two-day, family-friendly event celebrates the Do-It-Yourself (D.I.Y.) movement and embraces all art forms. There will be a marketplace of craft and food vendors, art installations, stages for performances, live sidewalk art, workshops, and information booths. 100% of proceeds go to the Community Venue Project to make space for alternative art in Napa. To recieve an application form please email inDIYpendent@wanderingrose.org. The deadline to apply is March 31.

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 Haight-Ashbury Street Fair is a non-profit organization dedicated to celebrating the cultural history and diversity of one of San Francisco’s most internationally celebrated neighborhoods – The Haight-Ashbury District. For the last 28 years, HASF has produced the annual street fair that features arts and crafts, food booths, two musical stages and more.

Appications at: http://www.haightashburystreetfair.org/drupal_hasf/hasf/boothinfo

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

We are actively seeking vendors for our Spring Breakfast and Boutique on Sunday April 18, 2010. This event will be held at St. David’s school, which is located at 871 Sonoma St., Richmond, CA. It will be well attended by our school and parish community as well as highly publicized and promoted to the public. If you have crafts, a service or line of products that you would like to promote, this is the place to do it! Tables are only $35.00 and spaces are limited. Applications accepted until 4/9/10 or while spaces last. The event runs from 8:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. and set up begins at 7:00 a.m. Free breakfast is included. Email for an application or with questions.

Arts and Crafts Fair at Jelly Belly
Friday June 25th and Sat 26th, 2010
10 am – 4 pm

Well publicized childrens and family event featuring outdoor vendor booths and chalk art, face painting and projects for kids.

Looking for vendors of unique handcrafted or high quality items for children such as puzzles, puppets, kites, wooden toys, dolls, hand-sewn for kids, books, baby items and toys, bracelets, sports items, personalized artwork, dress-up…etc……

Please contact via e-mail event-9auqx-1647831977@craigslist.org or call Brenda at (707) 399-7195 for additional information

Vendors with chocolate-related items or hand made arts & crafts are invited to the Chocolate & Chalk Art Festival, North Shattuck Ave. in the Gourmet Ghetto in Berkeley on Saturday, June 5. Application and more info is at: www.AnotherBullwinkelShow.com Early deadline April 15.

130 independent men’s, women’s, and kids clothing and accessories designers, paper makers, glass designers, and other assorted fantasmigorica.

All designers are screened based on quality, originality, and cleverness. It really is one of the sweetest events in SF.

Interested; www.capsulesf.com

California is a revival of the historic Rose Carnival of 1896. The parade winds through the Rose Garden neighborhood ending on the grand avenue of the The Alameda. This homespun parade features live bands, dance groups, home-made floats, kids on bikes, antique cars, and more. Following the parade attendees will enjoy an Arts & Music Festival with two stages of live music, carnival rides, arts and crafts, multicultural food, beer & wine garden and games.

Arts & Crafts Booth   

Artists of all medias including jewelry, fashion and accessories, furniture, and home décor pieces, as well as functional and sculptural work in ceramics, glass, metal, painting, photography, wood and mixed media, and specialty foods from across the country. 2-4 product photos must be submitted to rwbparade@gmail.com for approval.

For more information about booth reservations, contact Maria Le at 408-795-1859 or rwbparade@gmail.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

East Bay Express and Mini Marzipan Presents
Taste for Artisans
April 3, 2010
5pm – 11pm
Jack London Square
98 Broadway Avenue, Oakland.

30,000 square feet of awesomeness!
Anticipated Attendees: 3-4k
Vendor Application Deadline: Friday, March 12th
Vendor Fee: $150.00

Please go to: www.minimarzipan.com to apply now!

Questions:   vendors@minimarzipan.com

Taste for Artisans pays tribute to Americana but with a modern, urban twist.

We celebrate local craftsmanship with over 100 of the Bay Area’s best artisans selling their handmade wares in the Handmade Ho Down Village, local farmers filling our plates, local breweries filling our glasses, live local bands/djs, and educational activities from the De Young Museum.

East Bay Express and Mini Marzipan have a reputation for throwing amazing parties, and
this will be no exception. Our idea of urban Americana includes cream corn
wrestling, mechanical bull riding, hay bales and picnic tables, pie eating
contests, square dancing competitions, live craft making, old school games,
and more!

Meet local artisans, musicians, and farmers while at the same time
supporting Drawbridge, a bay area local organization bringing art awareness
to children in need.

Come be a part of the Handmade Ho Down Village and get down at the Ho Down!

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