Re-awaken your spirit at this beautiful Hudson Valley event. Crafts at Lyndhurst has been held semi-annually for 29 years and it is among the best-known, best-attended outdoor craft festivals in the nation. Set on the grounds of the grand and historic Lyndhurst, come discover the unique designs and creative artistry of over 275 leading artists and crafts people as they exhibit, sell and talk about their work amidst the unique beauty of the Hudson Valley. Collectors, art enthusiasts and discerning shoppers will enjoy the rare opportunity to meet these visionary artists and purchase their latest work. Lyndhurst is just 20 miles north of Manhattan and is easily accessible by car or train. Proceeds benefit the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
The show includes one-of-a-kind and limited edition jewelry, fashion and accessories, furniture and home decor pieces, as well as functional and sculptural work in ceramics, glass, metal painting, photography, wood and mixed media. Despite its name, the fair offers more than just crafts. Visitors can also eat in our expanded food court, purchase specialty foods and participate in children's activities throughout the weekend.
NEW IN 2013:
Live music all weekend by Tribes Hill!
Schedule
Friday, September 20 from 10am to 5pm
Saturday, September 21 from 10 am to 6 pm Sunday, September 22 from 10 am to 5 pm
Rain or Shine
Admission Fees
Admission is $10 Seniors are $9 Children 6-16 are $4 Children under 6 are free
All weekend passes are an additional $3
No Dogs
Cash and checks only accepted for admission
Parking
Free onsite parking as well as convenient off-site parking with free shuttle buses directly to ticket booth.
MORE http://lyndhurst.org/upcoming-events/
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