Arts and Crafts Festivals
- Allentown Arts Festival — Buffalo, New York
- Amish Acres Arts & Crafts Festival — Nappanee, Indiana
- Ann Arbor Art Fairs - Ann Arbor, Michigan
- Art in the High Desert - Bend, OR }
- Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts — State College, Pennsylvania
- Cherry Creek Arts Festival - Cherry Creek, Colorado
- Festival of the Arts — Grand Rapids, Michigan
- Festival of Murals - Wayne County, Indiana
- Detroit Festival of the Arts — Detroit, Michigan
- Dogwood Arts Festival — Knoxville, Tennessee
- Half Moon Bay Art and Pumpkin Festival — Half Moon Bay, California
- Lake Eden Arts Festival — Black Mountain, North Carolina
- Rio Grande Arts and Crafts Festivals -Albuquerque, New Mexico
- The Pink Parlour Festival — Arcadia, California
- St. James Art Fair — Louisville, Kentucky
- Summer Camp Music Festival — Chillicothe, Illinois
- Vermont Quilt Festival — Essex, Vermont
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