Exhibitor Questions

No. You may only bring and display items that were listed and approved on your original application. Why is this policy so important? When curating the show, we carefully review each maker’s product category to ensure the event isn’t oversaturated in any one area. We also strategically plan the showroom layout to optimize selling opportunities […]

When you submit your application photos through Dropbox, a confirmation page will appear on your screen indicating that your files were uploaded successfully. Additionally, Dropbox will send a confirmation email to the address you provided, which will include a list of the files you uploaded. If you don’t receive the confirmation email, please check your

Tables must be covered to the floor on all visible sides. Storage items, such as boxes, must not be visible under your table. If you use a fitted stretch table cover (the type that wraps around the table legs and creates a fabric arch), you must either leave the space under the table completely empty

We receive hundreds of applications for only 60 spaces. To ensure fairness, each vendor is limited to one space. While we do not permit booking a double space, you may indicate on your application that you have the necessary display and product to adequately fill one. If we have a last-minute cancellation leaving us no

The visual quality of your application photos can profoundly influence your success in being selected for craft shows. Despite the excellence of your products, poor photographs can hinder your marketing efforts, affecting your potential success and the overall appeal of your participation. This document outlines the importance of high-quality product photos and provides comprehensive tips

Introduction In response to an overwhelming number of applications for the 2024 show, the Nova Scotia Art and Craft Show Society has introduced a revamped selection process. This new approach is designed to address the challenge of managing a significantly higher volume of submissions than our capacity allows, with the utmost commitment to fairness and

Permits may be required for Food and Bath & Body Vendors Food Vendors Exhibitors offering food products at the Nova Scotia Art and Craft Show may need to possess an up-to-date Food Handlers Permit, which can be acquired online. Click here. Sellers must ascertain whether their food products require permits, as not all foods are

The cost to participate in the show as an exhibitor/vendor is listed on the Exhibitor Information page of our site along with all other relevant information for potential exhibitors. The same information is also listed directly on both the Application form and on the Wait list form.

We understand that applicants are eager to know if their work fits our craft show before going through the application process. However, we do not offer pre-approval or pre-curation. To maintain fairness and integrity in our selection process, all interested artists and crafters must submit a complete application form through our website during the open