Day of Creativity and Community
Join us to explore local baked goods, crafts, kid activities and art for all ages to enjoy! All products available at the fair were made and crafted by the individual(s) in the booth to encourage a connection between the consumer and the producer enhancing the Lawrence and KU community.
Possum Hollow
Jewelry, Red Aspen Nails and Makeup
Textiles on Huntoon
Repurposed Materials into Rugs, Placemats and Table Runners
All Seasons Decor
Wreaths and Holiday Decor
Pen & Ink Portraits
Black & White Portraits
Two Dog Night
Handmade Epoxy Resin items
Frequently Asked Questions
Free for all to attend! Free parking in the Mississippi Parking Garage during event time. Registration required at event.
Chick-fil-a and Wendy's in the Kansas Union on Level 3 and Starbucks on Level 4 will be available to guests during certain times. Credit/Debit Cards only!
All Lawrence Transit buses will be running their normal routes on Saturday, November 2nd but will be limited on Sunday, February 23rd. Visit Lawrence Transit to view all their routes to determine the best route for you!
Parking will be free to all of our attendees! You must register with the vehicle information that you will be parking with to qualify at the event. Parking fees will only be waived during the event time frame.
Open nearby are the KU Natural History Museum and Spencer Museum of Art.
The Natural History Museum offers four floors of exhibits highlighting the past and present biological diversity of the planet. They are open 9am to 5pm with a suggested donation of $7 for adults and $4 for children. Members and KU students are free.
Currently featuring “One History, Two Versions.” the Spencer Museum has two floors of galleries and educational spaces. They are open 12p to 5p while admission is free, donations are welcome.