Purchasing unique gifts for the important people in your life often feels intrinsically rewarding, because you know you are giving a one-of-a-kind item to a special person. However, even if you aren’t gift giving currently, if you enjoy innovative decorations, clothing, jewelry, and more, then you should consider checking out a unique craft fair to collect some neat items. On Saturday, March 24th and Sunday, March 25th, at Glen Ellyn’s The College of DuPage Athletic Arena, near Chicago, A Shower of Crafts Art Fair arrives, bringing you innovative gift items and unique handmade products you’ll want to own yourself. The event is affordable, and promises to offer a bevy of vendors selling hand-crafted items that are all unique and handmade.
A Shower of Crafts Art Fair kicks off its great selection by giving you over two hundred vendors that only sell handmade arts and crafts items. So, you know you’ll get something that is one-of-a-kind either for yourself or a loved one, and you can stock up on gifts for others or interesting items for yourself. Also, this craft fair is a very popular yearly event, and has a loyal following of people who love stopping by to stock up on their own handmade gifts and items. So, you know you’ll be able to find something great for yourself and your loved ones.
The Shower of Crafts Art Fair is scheduled for Saturday, March 24th from 10 AM until 4 PM and again on Sunday, March 25th from 11 AM until 4 PM. The fair is held near Chicago, in Glen Ellyn, Illinois’s venue The College of DuPage Athletic Arena. To receive a dollar off your admission, remember to print out a copy of The Shower of Crafts Art Fair page, found on their website here. Ticket prices are listed below.
If you’d like to learn more about The Shower of Crafts Art Fair, please visit their event website located here.
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