Shows & Sales, Vendor Calls & Submission Calls and Event listings
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If you have a show, sale or vendor or submission call, that you would like us to post please contact us at info@100milefinds.com
Edible Tree Tour with LEAF
Saturday September 11, 2010
10-12pm
Ben Nobleman Park (across the street from Eglinton West TTC station)
Join our own Laurel Atkinson, along with Susan Poizner of Growing for Green and Janet McKay of LEAF on this popular tour as it returns for the third year in a row to delight participants with uplifting stories of fruit harvesting in the heart of the city, and the vital role of the urban forest. Visit Toronto's first Community Orchard in Ben Nobleman Park and explore the wonders of Cedarvale Park, all the while learning from the leaders of Toronto's urban forestry movement. The walking difficulty of this tour is medium: mixed pavement and grass with some small hills on the route.
Please RSVP for this event by clicking here http://www.treetours.to/tree-tour-rsvp
Cabbagetown Arts & Crafts Sale
Sept. 8-12, 2010
Riverdale Park & the Cabbagetown area
The Cabbagetown Art & Crafts Sale is held each year during the Cabbagetown Festival and Riverdale Farm Fall Festival. The sale takes place on the weekend after Labour Day and attracts over 20,000 visitors to Riverdale Park West, in the heart of Toronto's historic Cabbagetown.
http://www.cabbagetownartandcrafts.org/index.html
The Fred Haines Commemorative Exhibition
September 10-30th, 2010
Meaford, Ontario
Fred Haines was a group of Seven contemporary from Meaford that died 50 years ago. This is the largest exhibition of its kind. It will be held at 3 sites-Meaford Hall, Meaford Museum and Georgian Bay Secondary School-displaying over 90 works of Haines gathered from public and private owners and institutions from across the province. Admission is free and there is a souvenir exhibition catalogue available to purchase for $5 at the Meaford Hall site.
For further information contact,
Jack Morgan
The Fred Haines Commemorative Exhibition Committee
j.morgan@bmts.com
519-538-1115
Wise Daughters Craft Market
Vendors wanted for Wise Daughters "Innovoation Saturdays" Starting Sept. 18, Wise Daughters is offering space in the downstairs gallery to makers who want to try out their latest, weirdest, most wonderful wares. Go solo or partner with one or two other crafters. This is a risk-free way to test the market. Consignment fees apply, but no rental fees. Contact Mary at Wise Daughters Craft Market at 416-761-1555 or at wisedaughters@sympatico.ca
Design Exchange - Bent out of Shape
234 Bay St.
Dominon Centre,
T.O.
July 16th - Oct. 2010
Canadian Design 1945-present
Curated by AnneMarie Minardi, Director of Collections and Acting Curator
http://www.dx.org/index.cfm?pagePath=Exhibitions/Current_Exhibitions&id=19195
Junction Arts Festival
September 8-12, 2010
Dundas St W between Indian Grove and St. John's Rd
The Junction Arts Festival offers a cutting-Edge combination of classic arts, contemporary art, and community arts and popular culture.
The ethos of the festival is to present the arts as necessary, relevant, accessible and exciting. The Junction is populated by a great mix of bright, savvy and curious people interested in making new discoveries, and widening their knowledge though the arts.
one thing going on is Community Yarnstorming at Wise Daughters Craft Market. The Junction Yarnstormers are going to cover a car, donated by AutoShare, with a handknit car cosy! Come knit up a few rows or a square to add to the growing cover until the car disappears. Afterwards it will be dismantled and turned into blankets for Streetknit!
and Inspiration Studio (a program of Sistering) will hold a show and sale of beautiful ceramics created by women affected by homelessness and poverty at Wise Daughters.
plus It's your last chance to catch Emmanual Mifsud's Junction Retrospective Photography Exhibit
to find out all the other stuff going on, go to: http://www.junctionartsfest.com/
The 2010 Holiday Art Market Accepting Vendor Submissions!
WHAT: 2ND ANNUAL HOLIDAY ART MARKET
WHERE: The 918 Bathurst: Centre for Culture, Arts, Media & Education
WHEN: Saturday, December 4, 2010 AND Sunday, December 5, 2010 from 10am – 5pm
After the success of the event in its inaugural year, the 2nd Annual Holiday Art Market will be curated.
Vendors will be selected by a jury of artists, dealers and collaborators. For consideration, please provide the following:
• Signed Submission Form
• All necessary Supporting Material (see Guidelines for more details)
• Full Registration Fee (includes Submission Fee) for the deadline you qualify for
SUBMISSION DEADLINE
The EARLY SUBMISSION deadline is Wednesday, September 15th at 5pm. Anything mailed must be postmarked before 5pm that day.
The REGULAR SUBMISSION deadline is Friday, October 29th at 5pm. Any submission received after this time will NOT be considered.
We encourage everyone interested to submit by the Early Submission deadline.
To download the Guidelines and Registration Form please go to www.918bathurst.com
The 918 Bathurst: Centre for Culture, Arts, Media & Education
918 Bathurst Street
Toronto, ON
M5R 3G5
www.918bathurst.com
Brocante Lux: Fashion and Art Market
Grand Opening! September 17, 2010
October 29th
November 26th
11am-8pm
Market Square on King St. in St. Catherines
http://www.brocantelux.com/
The Clothing Show
September 24-26, 2010
Fri, 24 3-9pm
Sat, 25 11-8pm
Sun, 26 11-6pm
The Better Living Centre at Exhibition Place
$8 advance online, $10 at the door
Unbeatable discounts, trend setting designers, art and runway shows combine to create a truly unique shopping experience.
Vendor inquiries: pleas call 416.516.9859 or email info@theclothingshow.com We'd love to hear from you!
The Wearable Art Show
Sept 24-25th, 2010
Fri 11-8pm
Sat 10-5pm
The Living Arts Centre, Mississauga
Explore a show and sale displaying work by forty Canadian artists who specialize in wearable art, including jewellery, clothing, hats, scarves and purses.
Free Admission and parking
http://www.just-for-us.biz/index.html
The Picnic at the Brick Works
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Join Evergreen and Slow Food Toront in a celebration of local, sustainable food. This year, we will take you on a virtual tour of Sountern Ontario's culinary delights - the tastes and flavours of locally grown and harvested food are a reminder that local tourism is not only more environmentally friendly, but also delicious. The food and drink are Slow, so you know that the spotlight will be on local growers, ranchers, fishers and artisans who will be paid fairly for their risk and labour.
The Picnic at the Brick works has been bringing together Slow Food Toronto chefs, Ontario vintners and brewers, and local farmers for the past three years, along with over 1,000 guests. This year, we are excited to host the first Picnic in the transformed Evergreen Brick Works, and we welcome you to explore this cultural treasure.
Gather your friends and family, and prepare for the tastiest day of the year.
Tickets sell out quickly. DOn't miss this fabulous food event.
Get your tickets today!
Craft Sale - Saturday Nov, 20, 2010-VENDOR CALL
Lucy McCormick School
2717 Dundas Street W.
416-397-2713
$40 table rental fee
$50 for an electrical outlet
For information contact lucymccormick2010@gmail.com
This event is sponsored by Wise Daughters craft market