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Seasons Splendor Arts And Crafts Show

Craftapalooza

Oktoberfest

Coronavirus Information

15 Jul 2019

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Featuring 130 juried arts and crafts vendors. Held at Fisher Auditorium/Shisler Conference Center. No commercial or direct sales. All on one floor, food available for purchase, free admission, free parking. Vendors displaying items such as baskets, floral, jewelry, candles, sewn … Continued

31 Jul 2019

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A craft show featuring local artisans and direct sales. This event will also feature pictures with Santa, silent auction, concessions, and more. FOR ARTISTS: Booth Fee: $35; Booth Size: 10’x10′; Registration Deadline: 10/11/19

13 Aug 2019

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Mark your calendars now for the Dayton Art Institute’s 2019 Oktoberfest. A Dayton tradition since 1972, Oktoberfest is the museum’s largest annual fundraiser and vital to everything the museum does throughout the year. Oktoberfest features family activities, outstanding artisans, live … Continued

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When using this resource, please be mindful that, starting in March 2020, the DeWine Administration issued multiple orders and directives to prohibit mass gatherings, including many types of events and festivals, in order to limit and slow the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19). Listings in the Ohio Arts Council’s Festival Directory were compiled in fall 2019 before the coronavirus outbreak, based on information supplied by proprietors and promoters of the individual festivals and competitions. It is likely that many events and festivals for spring or summer 2020 have been cancelled or postponed.

As noted in the online and print festival directory, the OAC is not responsible for the accuracy of this information. Information may be subject to change. Prior to traveling, please confirm dates and locations of festivals by visiting the festival’s website or contacting the organizer listed in the directory, and please be mindful of the state’s efforts to limit spread of the coronavirus. Thank you.