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Most people who grew up in Sandpoint can’t remember a summer when there wasn’t an Arts and Crafts Fair the second weekend in August.

That’s because there has been one in the last 50 years. But don’t think for a minute that this event is old. Over 100 artists selling innovative crafts and artwork are signed up to offer the most amazing, diverse and creative items ever offered for sale in our area.

The exhibition opens on Saturday, August 13, from 9 am to 5 pm. more than 100, where vendors will set up their stalls from Main Street east of Farmin Park to First Avenue and across Second Avenue from Cedar to Church Streets. The fair continues on Sunday from 9 am to 4 pm.

Artists and artisans are coming from all over the country to participate in this sworn show. Whether you’re looking for smart gifts or trying to find treasures for yourself, this Fair is tailor-made for your discerning style. From metal art to ceramics, jewelry, fine art and backyard art, this show has something for every taste and budget. And speaking of taste, food vendors will be on hand to serve lunch and snacks.

“This show grows every year and we are excited to have many artists returning, along with several new and extremely original and inventive booths,” said POAC President Carol Deaner. “We’ve been doing this show for a long time and I think this year will exceed everyone’s expectations.”

Deaner said the number of applications to participate this year was more than expected. “This gave us the opportunity to choose the best of the best artists and artisans. We are excited to see the downtown area full of stalls offering amazing and unique items,” she said. “Hope to see you all there!”

For those who work and have fun in the city center, we inform you that the streets of the Fair will be closed to vehicle traffic from 5 pm. on Friday, August 12, and continuing until 8pm. on Sunday. Cars parked in the area will be subject to being towed. Access to City Lot will be via Church Street only. For more information, visit artinsandpoint.org or call the office at 208-263-6139.

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