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A Great Fall Day of Handmade Arts & Crafts 2013: September 21& 22 GPS:
10 Memorial Street, Deerfield, MA 01342 |
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Tired of seeing the same jewelry? Visit our newest artist Suellen McMillan of Spruce Mountain Design |
Rick Donohoe
creates period lanterns that can be used with either electric candles
or the traditional beeswax. These are outstanding showpieces for
your mantal or entryway. Abenaki Indian and reknowed basketmaker Jennifer Lee will be selling and demonstrating beside her wigwomal (wigwam) by the White Church. |
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Painting Exhibition by Robert Strong Woodward in the Memorial Hall Museum Opening September 15 and running through October 8, 2012 |
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Be sure to visit Jan Forster's booth on the side of the old town hall to see her fantastic bronze sculptures.
Looking for a housewarming gift that won't break your budget? Try one of the wonderful Artisan handcrafted soaps. These are from Dancing Bare Soap.
Visit The Green Gems Company a jeweler who mines his own gems locally
More than just driftwood furniture, East River Road Studios has many carved pieces for your home or housewarming. The Deerfield fairs are approx. 5 miles south of this forecast, this is the nearest weather station available with up to the minute reporting.
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See why Susan Arnold is a favorite at the Fall Show!
Remeber jewelry bags? They are still the best way to travel with jewelry in a suitcase. These and many other designs are available by Bronia Jensen of the Curator
Make shre you visit the innovative neck scarves and matching hat and mitten sets by Heidi Skillman of Winterscarf.com
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for Fall 2012 Program
Craft Demonstrations, Rain or shine All of these events are included with craft fair admission! |
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With New England in its autumnal splendor, the village setting for the Fall Craft Fair & Quilt Fest couldn't be more picturesque. This award-winning show has been recognized for its traditional crafts (#2 in New England) and fine arts categories (ranked 7th in N.E.) and offers a great variety from furniture to pottery and fine arts. |
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| Directions to Old Deerfield: Take I-91 to Exit 24 (northbound);
or Exit 25 (southbound). Then go 6 miles north on Routes 5 &
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