Handcrafters Fall Fair set to make debut at Plymouth’s PARC
Handcrafters Fall Fair, ranked among the Top 50 art fairs in the nation, will return for its 46th year on Saturday, Oct. 5, with an exciting new location at the Plymouth Arts & Recreation Complex (PARC).
The juried show will feature more than 80 Midwest artisans, a community passport program supporting downtown Plymouth businesses, seasonal activities, and curated shopping centered on quality handmade goods.
A lot to love
This year’s event highlights include:
● New Location at PARC – Expanded space, improved amenities, and convenient parking;
● Downtown Passport Program – Encouraging attendees to shop local with exclusive deals and giveaways;
● Acorn Glassworks Pumpkin Patch – A festive outdoor display and sale of handblown glass pumpkins from one of the resident artists at PARC;
● Handcrafters Café – Offering select refreshments and a space to relax;
● 80-plus Artisans & Makers – A juried selection focused on craftsmanship, originality, and quality; and
● Free Hourly Raffles – Guests can win artisan-made prizes throughout the day.
‘Handmade excellence’
“Handcrafters has always been about showcasing excellence in handmade,” said Danielle Golinski, Executive Director of Mercantile Fairs. “With our move to PARC and new community collaborations, we are building on that tradition while creating fresh experiences for both shoppers and artisans.”
Saturday’s Fair at PARC (660 Church St. in Plymouth) will run from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is $4 (children 12 and under get in free).
The Fall Fair is part of Handcrafters’ long-standing seasonal tradition, which continues with Tinsel & Treasures, a holiday shopping event, taking place Friday, Dec. 12 (11 a.m. to 6 p.m.) and Saturday, Dec. 13 (9 a.m. to 4 p.m.) at PARC.
