Location
Douglasville, GA
About
Your Medium
pottery
Years in the Art Fair Business
31
First show ever
Yellow Daisy Festival, 1980
What are the best things about art fairs
Connecting with customers and other vendors. Also having repeat customers who appreciate the work you've put into your art. Love the food, the music and the atmosphere in general.
Best show ever and why
Gold Rush Festival in Dahlonega because of all the friends we've made along the way.
Worst show ever and why
Can't remember a bad show. We did one in Roswell about 25 years ago. Traded out more with vendors than I sold, but it was also one of the best shows I've been to because all the vendors had such a good time together. We made it into one big party. You know the saying when life gives you lemons...well when you don't have customers to entertain you, make your own entertainment!
Who referred you to ArtFairInsiders.com? Please be specific.
I followed a post on GMGG's website and found you! Glad I did!
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