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With a rotating line up of talented vendors, Crafty Wonderland is the place to go to find the best handmade goods in the NW, as well as affordable work from talented visual artists. It’s an event meant to bring together crafty people with those who appreciate cool handmade items, to support artists, and to spread the joy of craft throughout our community. The show even offers a kids’ area where budding young artists can set up and sell their work! read more

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With a rotating line up of talented vendors, Crafty Wonderland is the place to go to find the best handmade goods in the NW, as well as affordable work from talented visual artists. It’s an event meant to bring together crafty people with those who appreciate cool handmade items, to support artists, and to spread the joy of craft throughout our community. read more

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About the Market
The Horseshoe Craft & Flea Market is a seasonal open-air market where emerging, undiscovered and experienced artists, crafters, and antique/vintage collectors in Denver can set up their own shop and meet their customers. It’s a rare and wonderful shopping destination where customers can engage with and buy directly from local makers, creators and collectors. You’re sure to stumble upon some pretty awesome, lucky finds!

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CRAFTOPIA is a one-day, juried event, featuring unique and original handmade art and craft. This will be our first Saturday event and will run concurrently with the very popular Wintertime Farmers Market, in a separate space, of course.

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“Spring Bada-Bing: The BOSS of all craft shows” is an independent artist craft show in Richmond, Virginia.

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School House Craft is a dynamic three day conference for people wanting to gain the skills to run a successful creative small business. Are you considering staring your own business or do you already own your own business that focuses on craft, art or design?

Do you have a shop on Etsy, sell to shops and galleries, sell at craft fairs or want to start a new venture turning your passion into a business? If the answer is yes this is the conference for you!

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Similar to most brilliant ideas, the One of a Kind Show was born out of a simple desire for something more. Premiering at Toronto's Queen Elizabeth Building in December 1975, the "craft show" was the brainchild of Steven Levy, Martin Rumack and June Bibby. June (herself an artisan) couldn't find a place to sell her work before Christmas, so the three friends decided to create their own holiday shopping venue. read more

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The next show is April 28 at the Village Gate. There will be 50 vendors and the first 50 people through the door will receive a free swag bag filled with handmade items! Plus we've always got exciting extras up our sleeves.

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This is the third year for this chili cook-off that also includes live music and the I Made It! Market. The market will be inside and chili + entertainment outside on 27th Street.