Festival of Fine Craft – Mark Your Calendars!
24TH ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF FINE CRAFT ON OCTOBER 7 & 8 MILLVILLE, NJ (August 14, 2023) – Celebrating 24 years
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Miranda Blas Art
Miranda Blas ArtPhiladelphia, PAWebsite Miranda Blas is a multi-media Latina artist working primarily in atmospheric-fired ceramics. Her colorful and feminist
True Honey Teas
True Honey TeasLorton, VAWebsite True Honey Teas began with the idea to bring natural single-serve tea pods to every home,
The American Alliance of Museums Awards WheatonArts Highest National Recognition
WheatonArts Receives Highest National Recognition—Awarded Re-Accreditation from the American Alliance of Museums Millville, NJ (8/7/2023) – Wheaton Arts and Cultural
New Flamework Fellowship Honoring Paul Stankard
WheatonArts is thrilled to announce a new, exciting opportunity for the glass community—the inaugural Paul Stankard Flamework Fellowship! As a
Spin Drums
Design and decorate a handmade spin drum to create a bright rhythmic sound you can dance to! This small musical
Paper Plate Frisbee
Get crafty during your backyard summer barbecues by designing your own version of the Frisbee using ordinary paper plates! Materials:
Egg Carton Bouquet
Do you have more cardboard egg cartons than eggs? Try upcycling them into a flower bouquet inspired by summer gardens
Rick Ayotte
Born and raised in New Hampshire, Rick Ayotte was always drawn to nature, exploring the woods and waterways and studying
Christina Callahan
Christina Callahan is a lampworker from Calgary, Alberta, Canada. She has been lampworking for twenty-six years. She first fell in
Jim Barton
Jim Barton, a paperweight collector since childhood, is the author or co-author of 49 articles on antique glass paperweights. He
John D. Hawley
John D. Hawley, a collector of paperweights since 1973, now concentrates on antique American weights, specifically those made at the
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