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| Your Favorite Whimsical Stamp Jewelry |
| SHOW SCHEDULE 2008 |
April - November:
Eugene Saturday Market - 10am-5pm (weekly)
located in Eugene, OR on the 8th & Oak park blocks, we're there
whenever we're not at another show.
May 3
OSU Mom's Weekend Renaissance Faire -10am-5pm (Sat.only)
located on the OSU Campus in Corvallis, OR.
May 10-11
Art In Bloom - 10am-5pm (Sat), 10am-4pm (Sun)
located in downtown Medford, OR near the Ginger Rodger's Theater.
May 17-18
University District Street Fair - 10am-6pm (Sat & Sun)
University Way (between 41st and 50th), Seattle, WA
May 30 - June 1
ArtFest - 12pm-8pm (Fri), 10am-8pm (Sat), 10am-5pm (Sun)
Coeur d'Alene Park in Spokane, WA
July 4
Old Fashioned July 4th Festival - 11am-4pm
Drake Park in Bend, OR
July 12-13
Los Altos Arts and Wine Festival - 10am-8pm (Sat), 10am-6pm (Sun)
Downtown Los Altos Village, CA
August 2-3
Park City Kimball Arts Festival - 9am-7pm (Sat), 9am-6pm (Sun)
Downtown Park City, UT
August 16-17
Silverton Fine Arts Festival - 10am-7pm (Sat), 10am-6pm (Sun)
Coolidge McClaine Park in Silverton, OR
August 23-24
Palo Alto Festival of the Arts - 10am-6pm (Sat & Sun)
University Avenue in Palo Alto, CA
September 5-7
Art in the Park - 10am-8pm (Fri & Sat), 10am-5pm (Sun)
Julia Davis Park in Boise, ID
September 27-28
Corvallis Fall Festival - 10am-6pm (Sat), 10am-5pm (Sun)
Central Park in Corvallis, Or
October 18-19
Half Moon Bay Pumpkin Festival - 9am-5pm (Sat & Sun)
Downtown Half Moon Bay, CA
November 22 - December 24
Holiday Market - 10am-5pm (Sat & Sun & a few weekdays TBA)
Lane County Fairgrounds Events Center in Eugene, OR
We will be adding dates as we confirm them (see note below).
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Eugene Saturday Market - 10am-5pm (weekly)
located in Eugene, OR on the 8th & Oak park blocks, we're there
whenever we're not at another show.
May 3
OSU Mom's Weekend Renaissance Faire -10am-5pm (Sat.only)
located on the OSU Campus in Corvallis, OR.
May 10-11
Art In Bloom - 10am-5pm (Sat), 10am-4pm (Sun)
located in downtown Medford, OR near the Ginger Rodger's Theater.
May 17-18
University District Street Fair - 10am-6pm (Sat & Sun)
University Way (between 41st and 50th), Seattle, WA
May 30 - June 1
ArtFest - 12pm-8pm (Fri), 10am-8pm (Sat), 10am-5pm (Sun)
Coeur d'Alene Park in Spokane, WA
July 4
Old Fashioned July 4th Festival - 11am-4pm
Drake Park in Bend, OR
July 12-13
Los Altos Arts and Wine Festival - 10am-8pm (Sat), 10am-6pm (Sun)
Downtown Los Altos Village, CA
August 2-3
Park City Kimball Arts Festival - 9am-7pm (Sat), 9am-6pm (Sun)
Downtown Park City, UT
August 16-17
Silverton Fine Arts Festival - 10am-7pm (Sat), 10am-6pm (Sun)
Coolidge McClaine Park in Silverton, OR
August 23-24
Palo Alto Festival of the Arts - 10am-6pm (Sat & Sun)
University Avenue in Palo Alto, CA
September 5-7
Art in the Park - 10am-8pm (Fri & Sat), 10am-5pm (Sun)
Julia Davis Park in Boise, ID
September 27-28
Corvallis Fall Festival - 10am-6pm (Sat), 10am-5pm (Sun)
Central Park in Corvallis, Or
October 18-19
Half Moon Bay Pumpkin Festival - 9am-5pm (Sat & Sun)
Downtown Half Moon Bay, CA
November 22 - December 24
Holiday Market - 10am-5pm (Sat & Sun & a few weekdays TBA)
Lane County Fairgrounds Events Center in Eugene, OR
We will be adding dates as we confirm them (see note below).
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Our main selling months for Art Shows are April through Christmas Eve. Well-meaning folks ask
us what we do with “all our time off” during January through March. It’s a fair question but the
answer is longer than most people have the time or patience for. Suffice it to say there is a pile
of homework including taxes, bookkeeping, jurying for shows, creating new designs and
updating the website.
Yes, I did get summoned for jury duty the week before Christmas, but in this definition, “jurying
for shows,” means something completely different. It’s the process by which artists submit
images of their work via photographs, slides, or digital shots with a new-fangled process called
Zapplication.
We recently discovered that some customers believe artists just show up at the Art Fairs and
Festivals and find a spot. Nooooo, not how it works. Months in advance, we are required to fill
out applications complete with images and sometimes resumes and artist’s statements. It is a
nail biting and time consuming project. It is similar to filling out a job application and having an
interview for each and every show.
The upshot of this information is that we are in the process of applying for shows and then
waiting for the results. We will post our 2008 shows here as we receive the “Congratulations!
You have been accepted…” letters. Stay tuned for this edge-of-your-seat progression.
us what we do with “all our time off” during January through March. It’s a fair question but the
answer is longer than most people have the time or patience for. Suffice it to say there is a pile
of homework including taxes, bookkeeping, jurying for shows, creating new designs and
updating the website.
Yes, I did get summoned for jury duty the week before Christmas, but in this definition, “jurying
for shows,” means something completely different. It’s the process by which artists submit
images of their work via photographs, slides, or digital shots with a new-fangled process called
Zapplication.
We recently discovered that some customers believe artists just show up at the Art Fairs and
Festivals and find a spot. Nooooo, not how it works. Months in advance, we are required to fill
out applications complete with images and sometimes resumes and artist’s statements. It is a
nail biting and time consuming project. It is similar to filling out a job application and having an
interview for each and every show.
The upshot of this information is that we are in the process of applying for shows and then
waiting for the results. We will post our 2008 shows here as we receive the “Congratulations!
You have been accepted…” letters. Stay tuned for this edge-of-your-seat progression.
All images and text ©2008 by Cinderella Lucinda (all rights reserved)
Photography by Raquel Seibert, Kimm Still and Donald Webb
Photography by Raquel Seibert, Kimm Still and Donald Webb