The fair will be held on East Ridgewood Ave, Ridgewood, N.J from 12 to 5 rain or shine. The show will feature 140 quality exhibitors with crafts, fine photography & art, and pottery from the creative hands of Ronnie Beezer.
For directions, please click here.
Alma will be representing the claygirls this Thursday, May 3 at Vendor Night at the Paramus Women’s Club. This promises to be a great night of shopping with something for everyone; the fun begins at 6:30 PM. Each vendor will be donating an item for the end of night raffle at 10:00 PM.
The Paramus Women’s Club is at 65 West Ridgewood Avenue or for directions, click here.
Ronnie, Lori and I met last week and planned out our shows for this season. We hope to see you there! We will be posting additional information about each show as we get closer to the date.
Alma will be representing the claygirls at the Paramus Women’s Club Vendor night on May 3rd.
Ronnie will be at the Ridgewood Spring Craft & Art Street Fair on May 6th.
Other planned shows include:
Crafts in the Park, Veterans Park, Westwood, N.J on June 3rd.
Historic Hermitage Outdoor Craft Show, Ho Ho Kus, NJ on August 18th.
Ridgewood Fall Craft & Art Street Fair on September 23rd.
Alma will be representing the claygirls on November 10th at Vendor Night at the Paramus Women’s Club. This promises to be a fun night of shopping with something for everyone. Plus, to keep it interesting, there will be raffles all night long.
The Paramus Women’s Club is at 65 West Ridgewood Avenue or for direction, click here.
….the claygirls had a wonderful day in Ridgewood on Sunday and hope you did too!
The claygirls and 140 other exhibitors will be at the Ridgewood Fall Craft & Art Street Fair this Sunday. This is a rain or shine event, and all the exhibitors will be set up in downtown on E. Ridgewood Ave. Though the officials hours are Noon to 5:00 PM, many customers start to walk around starting at 10:00 a.m. In addition to claygirls pottery there will be fine art & photography, jewelry, apparel, pillows, hand bags, florals, folk art, children’s items, woodwork, fiber, hand made soaps & candles, quilts, soft sculpture and much more. For directions, please click here.
We were surprised to learn that there are over 50 million people who know how to knit or crochet. But with that many people, it’s no surprise that some of you are looking for yarn bowls. Well, the claygirls are very happy to announce that we’ve made them, and we will have them at our next show in Ridgewood on September 18. Hope to see you there!
