Visitors to the 41st-annual American Craft Council Show in San Francisco will be able to see and purchase crafts from around the country, meet with more than 200 leading and emerging designers and craft makers, and participate in making craft objects and sampling artisanal foods and drinks. The show will take place at Fort Mason’s Festival Pavilion, August 5–7.
This year’s event will feature four exhibitions—“Make Room: Modern Design Meets Craft,” “Hip Pop,” “Let’s Make” and “Style Slam.” In “Make Room,” interior designers will display room vignettes with their takes on “the essence of style in the north, south, east and west.” The “Hip Pop” pop-up shops will show crafts by emerging artists. “Let’s Make” will provide hands-on experiences. “Style Slam” will spotlight handmade apparel, jewelry and accessories, curated by professional stylists. Call 612-206-3100 or visit shows.craftcouncil.org/sf.
Download a PDF here: San Francisco Gets Crafty
Jaime Archer 