We provide detailed art and craft show information covering Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania,  Connecticut, Massachusetts,  Vermont, - and we're beginning to cover New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Maine.

   Our belief is simply that the more details you have about an art show, craft show, craft fair or festival, the better you understand how a particular event might be the one that attracts people who fit your customer profile.  

   Your product is one of the keys : heavy stoneware will not sell as well where ferris wheels and other rides are available.  (Who's going to tote that big, heavy thing around?) Low cost jewelry may sell well there, -if your customer is a teen or young twenty-something.  More expensive jewelry belongs at a juried craft show.

   Juried craft shows often have a small admission fee at the door.  (As qualifiers go, this is a good thing!)  Once someone pays a few dollars to get in, you know he's more likely to buy something he really likes .  So if you're a professional jewelry craftsman who sells jewelry in a range of prices through medium ($30-$50) and higher prices, these are the events to look for: Juried craft shows with an admission fee,  - and don't forget to look for electrical hookup.  Jewelry is so tiny, if it doesn't sparkle, they won't see it.  Pay a few dollars extra for electricity at your exhibitor space.

Where will you find detailed information like this?  In Art & Craft Show Yellow Pages, - of course. That's what I've been telling you.  You need this subscription:   Knowledge is Power!  Subscribe Now.