This will be my first time exhibiting at this show, any pointers would be appreciated. Layout seems to be a rows of tents, down one stretch, outside the museum. They are offering 20 booths to artists inside, and pushing them, only 2 avail., first come first serve. Outside might have much better traffic, from what I've seen at other shows, people dont go inside. Anyone done this show with comments, thanks..Mark
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Mark - When looking for info about Art Shows always do a search in the archives - you'll find GREAT info. Nels posted a review about the 2009 Lakefront Festival. He shares wonderful photos and great insight. Here's a link NELS REPORT
I don't quite understand your post about what spaces are available and how many to choose from.
I will say that Lakefront is in the top ten shows in the country and very desirable to get into. It falls between Old Town and Cherry Creek which would make a killer three show run. They've been using Clear Tents, wide enough for booths to face each other and artists to unload in front of their space for a few years now. I did it once when they had the old tents so I don't know if it effects sales. But I did Laumeier once and chose to be outside in my own canopy. It rained that weekend and everyone went inside the tents..
If you're lucky you'll get a post from someone who's done the show recently.
Actually this is new this year. their will be 20 artists inside the museum, not in the row.. thanks!
Barbara Sistak Baur said:
At this show, people go inside. That is the charm of it. It is a large tent. Artists line the tent up one side and down the other. Lovely large isles. Patrons love to visit each artist. I have visited this show many times and don't even remember any outside booths.
At this show, people go inside. That is the charm of it. It is a large tent. Artists line the tent up one side and down the other. Lovely large isles. Patrons love to visit each artist. I have visited this show many times and don't even remember any outside booths.
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Hope you have a great 2010
I will say that Lakefront is in the top ten shows in the country and very desirable to get into. It falls between Old Town and Cherry Creek which would make a killer three show run. They've been using Clear Tents, wide enough for booths to face each other and artists to unload in front of their space for a few years now. I did it once when they had the old tents so I don't know if it effects sales. But I did Laumeier once and chose to be outside in my own canopy. It rained that weekend and everyone went inside the tents..
If you're lucky you'll get a post from someone who's done the show recently.
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