art and craft shows in KY

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Permalink Reply by Mary Ann Kaelin-Lee on April 3, 2008 at 3:52pm

Hi Corinne,

I have not heard any as of late but will pass on that info when I find them. Thank you and so nice to meet you, annie

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Permalink Reply by Libby on April 9, 2008 at 6:56am

There is the ever famous ST James Art fair in October! Its in Louisville. They have a website I think. Just google St.James Art fair. Its got to be pretty big here. They block off a lot of streets close to downtown Louisville to have it. I dont really know of any others, I would love to find a smaller one to get in on myself. I cant travel too far away though, gas prices are a pain in the butt.

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Permalink Reply by Corinne Sullivan on April 9, 2008 at 8:49am

Thanks! The St.James one is past the deadline to apply for this year, so maybe next year! Let me know if you hear of any others, and I'll do the same!

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Permalink Reply by Mary Ann Kaelin-Lee on April 9, 2008 at 11:14am

Hey Corinne and Libby,

Here is a link to the Cherokee Triangle Art Fair-I had completely forgotten about this one-I think we missed the deadline but you can go to this link and find out more info for next year, or maybe pay a visit the last week in April to see if you would be interested. It is in a beautiful area and just a lot of fun as there is an electicity in the air, everything is blooming and green, during Derby Festival.

http://www.cherokeetriangle.org/fair2008.htm

I continue to have antennae up for anything else I can run across! Hope you all are having a wonderful Spring so far, annie

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Permalink Reply by Corinne Sullivan on April 9, 2008 at 11:22am

thank you! :)

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Permalink Reply by Teri Baskett on July 19, 2008 at 7:08pm

I'm not sure about deadlines, but a couple I know of in Louisville is the Art in the Arbot at Thomas Jefferson Unity --I think it's early September. The other is one in Jeffersontown. I've also tried a few real stinkers, simply too small to make sales.

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