July 1 & 2
Muskegon, Michigan
downtown Muskegon
300 exhibitors
Deadline: March 1
Application fee: $35; Booth fee: $180-$250
The Lakeshore art Festival features a unique blend of arts, crafts, music, food, and fun along the shoreline in historic Downtown Muskegon. Attracting visitors, artists and crafters from across the country and enhancing the economic impact of the area while fostering art and cultural awareness.
Downtown Muskegon is an attractive, growing downtown, teeming with positive social and cultural activity 365 days-a-year. The downtown area is located in the heart of the city on the shores of Lake Muskegon, an inland lake connected to Lake Michigan.
Our mission is to create a vibrant, sustainable art and craft event showcasing the Muskegon lakeshore.
"Last year we participated in the new craft show for the first time and we had a fantastic experience. We look forward to this year's event." - Scot Covert, Srey's Styles Collaborator
"I just got done doing my zapplication to enter the show for this year. I have to tell you it went so fast and easy this time I couldn't believe it. I'm really looking forward to seeing you this summer." - Thea Collier, Jeweler
Learn more: http://www.lakeshoreartfestival.org
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Comments
Glad I could help with some info.
Thanks Betsy and Connie for replying to this. It is good to know that Fri is a good turnout... :)
Thanks for weighing in, Betsy. Muskegon is a bustling place on these dates but I didn't have much info on the event itself.
I have participated in this show for several years during the leadership transitions. It was originally a 3 day show, but has been changed to a 2 day show for about 3 years. The Friday crowd is great, as well as for Saturday. The volunteer staff is amazing! The show is very well run, and I am always happy to be invited back.
I find it interesting that the dates are a Fri & Sat only for this show. I have never been to a full day show on a Fri. Can the crowds be good on a day where most are probably working?