FAQs

Thursday: There will be some time on Thursday afternoon for set up between 4 – 8pm. Friday: 8AM – 9:45 AM.ALL booths MUST BE set up and ready by 9:45am. VIP shopping will commence at 10am sharp. General public shopping commences at 10am. The show is held at the Cedar Event Center, 111 Clayton Park […]

Booth sharing will be permitted for the 2024 show however shared spaces must be carefully considered regarding layout to ensure each maker can display their goods comfortably, access their space appropriately, not overflow into the aisle, and cause no infringement upon any neighboring space. If you wish to share a space with another artisan:

A display picture is required. If you do not have one we suggest setting up a trial/test display wherever you have the room and taking some photos of it to submit with your application. The display photos you submit must be consistent with the display you intend to set-up at our show. It does not

Please view the Vendor Agreement, Show Rules & Waiver here.

These instructions outline what is needed to complete an application and the general process. Show rules are listed here: http://nsartcrafthow.ca/ufaqs/vendor-artisan-agreement/ Who May Apply Applications are open to Nova Scotian artists, crafts people, authors, bakers/confectioners, etc., who produce handmade art and craft. The word “jury” is commonly used in regard to a professional show such as

No. We do not wish to disappoint our shoppers by having only some exhibitors available on just one day, nor do we want to disrupt any other artists display by allowing packing up or set up to occur during the 2 day show. All exhibitors are expected to remain for the duration of the show.

The word “jury” is commonly used in regard to a professional show such as ours. However the term ‘curate’ is more descriptive of the process. We are not “judging” makers, we are simply selecting the makers whose items are the best fit for our show – those who will have the best chance of success

The word “jury” is commonly used in regard to a professional show such as ours. However the term ‘curate’ is more descriptive of the process. We are not “judging” makers, we are simply selecting the makers whose items are the best fit for our show – those who will have the best chance of success