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Here is a collection of data that you could compile yourself -- and some folks do some of this now and then -- but it requires a lot of tedious work. Now you won't have to do a bit of it because we have gathered it together for you. And why would you want these lists?

Because if you choose the wrong craft show (or trade show), you could be spending a very tedious and aggravating few days away from your studio. You will waste time, money and momentum -- all too expensive to waste by exhibiting at the wrong event.

By viewing a show's exhibitor list you can easily scan and evaluate the calibre of the event. See a lot of your peers? Chances are you should be there too. Don't see any names you recognize? It's not your usual crowd and you need to check a little deeper and evaluate other criteria, before making a decision to exhibit there.

On our charts you'll also be able to see exhibitor lists for several years and make educated assumptions about the event's success rate based on any dramatic exhibitor shifts up or down or not at all.

The information is avilable in either PDF format or Exel format (.xls). Click on whichever one is most useful for you.

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ACC Baltimore

Buyers Market of American Craft

Coconut Grove

Long's Park

Philadelphia Art Museum Show

Sausalito Art Festival

We know what you need to know to make an educated decision -- and we do the legwork for you.

[Note: we are still in the updating stages so this list is not complete -- yet.]

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