Plimoth Patuxet Winter Fine Arts & Craft Fair
Save the Date! Join Plimoth Patuxet Museums December 7 & 8, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Plimoth Patuxet Museums is delighted to present the Winter Fine Arts & Craft Fair now in its second year. Building on last year’s grand success that featured 70 artisans, three live performance groups, and attended by more than 2,000 visitors from around the region, this year’s Winter Fair promises to be one of the most wonderful events of the season!
The Winter Fair is an extraordinary showcase and marketplace of fine arts and craft. Held in the Museum’s Hornblower Visitor Center and other spaces around the campus, visitors will find discover a festive and bountiful showcase of independent artists and makers, as well as hands-on demonstrations, around every bend.
Applications for vendors open Wednesday, May 1st.
What the Artisans are Saying
“I am so grateful to have been a part of this amazing event during its inaugural year! Plimoth Patuxet Museums did a wonderful job of promoting artisans and creating a wonderful atmosphere to showcase our work to people who truly appreciate art in all its forms. The details of the event were thoughtfully handled, and we look forward to participating in many more!”
-Courtney Biggs | Artisan | White Earth Ojibwa and Cherokee
Be a Sponsor!
Sponsors receive year-long recognition as a Winter Arts & Craft Fair supporter, with signage inside the Museum, on our website, and inclusion in other event collateral as available. If interested in additional information, please contact Rob Kluin, Director of Marketing & Communications at rkluin@plimoth.org.
“Plimoth Patuxet’s Winter Fine Arts and Craft Fair is an amazing event that attracts thousands of visitors and artisans from across the South Shore and New England. It’s exciting to see the museum transform into a bustling, festive showcase of talented makers and artisans. South Shore Home Life & Style was proud to be the Media Partner for this premier event in 2023, and look forward to this year’s fair.”
-Jane Couran and Maria Allen, South Shore Home Life & Style