Arts and crafts show six weeks away - already over 30 vendors are registered
Six weeks and counting.
The 44th annual Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce arts and crafts show is Saturday, May 16, in downtown Bluffton. And, yes, that's six weeks from now. This year's show is one week later than recent years.
A vendor registration form and information sheet are attachments at the bottom of this story.
This year's show will offer similar events as previous shows including pony rides, the farmers' market, entertainment, lots of food choices in addition to an estimated 70 craft vendor booth.
According to Jerry Burkholder, craft show director, over 30 vendor booths are already reserved. He recommends interested vendors to register as soon as possible for this year's show.
The registration information is also available at www.explorebluffton.com.
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