I work for a trade show exhibit company and am trying to get into the art fair business. My company was throwing away several sets of fabric counter panels so I snagged them and am trying to see if it is feasible to use them to display my art.
Each
Read more…One is always worried about "blowing away" at an event, or I guess they should be. I was wondering about peoples thoughts on how much weight is recommended per leg on a canopy. I have not faced any "real" blows yet, thank god, but want to be sure if
Read more…10 x 10 - 7 ft. with Stabilizer bars - to see what it looks like go to the flourish website.
Flourish - Trimline canopy brand new never used in original box for sale, local sale only. No reasonable will be refused. $825.00. SOUTH FLORIDA PICK UP.
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5 - swing arm lights
3 - clip on lights
3 - 8' extension cords
3 - 14' extension cords
1 - 22' extension cord with extra outlets
1 - additional heavy duty extension cord
2 - power strips
Can pick up in St. Louis
Read more…Susan Lane, a painter participating in art fairs for as long as I can remember (a long time), always smiling, always ready to help others has found herself in a bad place. Her story:
Read more…I have been an artist my whole life and had a successful career sup
Gable top with frosted panel in roof front to back for natural light. Ventilation panels. Four side panels, one a universal door panel. Mesh curtain panels snap onto inside framework. Walls zip together at corners for security and stability. Zipp
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I have joined other forums after short-term reconnaissance missions by diving in with questions and comments without making a proper introduction; in hindsight that was a mistake, so this time I'll do things differently and tell you a
Read more…I'm a newbie and I know you're not supposed to give up on your tent until after a handful of tries, but my Trimline, well... it's kind of a pain. Is there anything else out there that is sturdy but easier with less pieces to cart around? I don't even
Read more…Looking for a 10x10 Trimline Canopy.
We are located in Southern NJ 6 miles from Atlantic City
We will travel 100 miles to pick up or pay shipping.
You can email me at: dina9@dejajewels.com
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Read more…My hubby and I have outgrown our Nissan NV cargo van. She's built like a tank, rides smooth and in great condition. We simply can't fit anymore.
FOR SALE:
2014 Nissan NV 1500 (standard roof, not high top)
35,000 miles
Rear View Camera
Navigation S
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Want to buy propanels within driving distance of central Texas.
Read more…Have any of you done the Fall Fest at the Hermitage? Can't find any reviews on this. would appreciate any and all feedback.
Thank you,
Stacy
Read more…The Arts Business Institute has just launched a comprehensive e-course called How to Wholesale: A Step-by-Step Guide for the Creative Entrepreneur.
This is the perfect introduction for artists and makers interested in learning how to add to their in
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I will be doing this show for the first time. I know it is a very large show, and like most such, there may be really bad locations. I understand it is also a site that slopes down toward the river.
For anyone who has been there before, I wonder i
I've been reading through a lot of old threads about lighting and the general consensus seems to be on marine batteries as the best combination of power/portability for powering your setup.
However, most of these threads are several years old, and I
Read more…Hi, I'll be doing my first outdoor art fair at Art's Alive, above, in just under two weeks. I'm working through my supplies list now. Any advice from people who have done this show? I've signed up for Art Fair Sourcebook, and I saw the two reviews o
Read more…I have a vintage May-o-Matic Mayline drafting table that came from an architectural firm in Buffalo in the 60's. It's 72"x44", steel on the bottom with a desk and drawer on one side and an adjustible angle drafting table on the other. It's a great pi
Read more…We have had a very successful pledge drive and I thank everyone who "sent us money" and such supportive messages. The first 50 names have been drawn and most of them have claimed their prizes. If your name is on the list here you have qualified for a
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