November 15 & 16 
Ypsilanti, Michigan
(outside of Ann Arbor)
(outside of Ann Arbor)
Eastern Michigan University
Convocation Center
Sat. 10am-6pm; Sun. 11am-5pm
125 Artists
Deadline: August 15
We think you're going to like this new event presented by the people who bring you the Summer Art Fair in Ann Arbor, the Guild of Artists and Artisans, an artist run organization.
It may sound new but it is a renewal of a popular event held some years back. The Board of the Guild thinks the time has come to host it again in a new and popular location.
The Guild's Holiday Art Fair will be the perfect opportunity for fairgoers to discover those unique gifts which will long be treasured by family and friends. To encourage fairgoer attendance there will be holiday season surprises, entertainment, children's activities and free parking.
The fair is conveniently located just east of US-23 providing easy access to shoppers from Oakland and Washtenaw counties. The convocation center is a well known destination in this community as it hosts a diverse array of events.
An indoor show at Holiday time? What's not to like?
Important Information:- Extensive advertising and promotion in major newspapers, radio and TV stations, social media and more
- Available move-in help and friendly booth sitters
- Free artist parking
- Welcoming artist hospitality
- Professional, overnight security
- Promotional postcards
- located EMU Campus: 799 North Hewitt Road, Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197
- Presented by: The Guild of Artists & Artisans
For more information:
Application: www.Zapplication.org
Applications will be accepted online until midnight EST, August 15
Information: www.theguild.org/fairs/holiday-art-fair/
Contact Information: Nicole McKay, Artist Relations Director
(734)662-3382 ext. 101 or email: nicole@theguild.org
Who we are ...
It all began in the spring of 1970 about ten years following the premiere of the original Ann Arbor Street Fair. A group of young artists from Ann Arbor began working on a separate art fair which would give emerging artists, craftspeople and art students 
a chance to "take to the streets." Calling it the Free Arts Festival, they set up on the University of Michigan's "Diag" on Central Campus.
a chance to "take to the streets." Calling it the Free Arts Festival, they set up on the University of Michigan's "Diag" on Central Campus.With its success they realized the need for an artist membership organization and established The Guild to support the "free fair" and other artist opportunities.
Today the Guild of Artists & Artisans is recognized as one of the largest membership organizations of professional artists in North America.
Join us in November to continue the fun!
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