Event
First Christian Church Craft festival
Date: Saturday, September 28, 2013 at 10:00:00 am
First Christian Festival features about 50 booths with high quality artisan. Being close to the park you can do this smaller festival if you are intimidated by crowds or you can also venture over into the Fall Festival. I prefer the Church festival as it is more intimate and the proceeds go for charity. The Stone Soup kitchen which feed the hungry in Corvallis is a part of this church.
Thyme Garden Mother's Day Festival
Date: Saturday, May 11, 2013 at 11:01:00 am
Saturday and Sunday from 11 until 5 visit the wonderful gardens and plants at the Thyme Garden in Alsea, Oregon. There is food, wine tasting, and lots of vendors.
Summit Festival, Summit Oregon
Date: Saturday, August 18, 2012 at 12:00:00 pm
Summit Festival is a unique gathering in the mountains of the coast range. A variety of musical entertainment lasts until dark. Craft booths of unique handmade and imported items. The best part of this festival is the relaxed atmosphere and the country setting.
Jan E O Jewelry at Crafts on the Coast
Date: Saturday, May 26, 2012 at 10:00:00 am
Om Stacked Rock Cairn Pendants, Trashy Tinsel Tin Jewelry, one of a kind wire wrap pieces and more can be found at Jan E O Jewelry booth at the annual Crafts at the Coast Festival in Yachats Oregon. Once again vendors from throughout the NW will be selling quality wares at the Yachats Commons. Jan E O Jewelry will be selling her unique jewelry to visitors to the coast on Memorial Weekend. Stop by to buy recycled copper pieces, enamels, third eye pendants and much more.
Mother's Day at Thyme Garden
Date: Sunday, May 13, 2012 at 11:00:00 am
Mother's Day weekend both Saturday and Sunday from 11 until 5 at the Thyme Garden in Alsea, Oregon. Food, music, art gallerie, resident painters, craft booths, and of course a nursery full of wonderful plants. Drink some wine, listen to music, and buy your mom something special. Stop by my booth and mention this post for a 10 percent discount on jewelry.
