The Craft Festival

From The Craft Festival Website:

850 Las Vegas Blvd N.

just one mile northeast of the Downtown Las Vegas Fremont Street Experience

Take the Las Vegas Blvd ramp off of the "515" and go north 1 mile

WHEN:

November 7, 8, 9 "2014"

HOURS: Friday 10-6pm; Saturday 10am-6pm; Sunday 10am-5pm

Adults (18-64) $7, Seniors (65+) $6, Ages (11-17) $2 Kids 10 and under admitted free of charge

PARKING: Acres of close by parking allowing the customers to purchase larger items without the hassle of having to walk many blocks to their cars. Convenient Parking is just $4.00 per car.

WHY: This festival offers artists and crafts people a high quality indoor setting to display and sell their wares to an appreciative audience. The citizens of Las Vegas know that the Steve Powers sponsored "The Craft Festival" is the best show held semi-annually at The Cashman Center.

RESULT: This festival is looked upon as one of the finest displays of handmade art and crafts presented in Las Vegas. This touring show has been rated as one of the top 20 Traditional Art & Craft Fairs in the United States.

EXHIBITS: 200 booths representing independant craft workers from 7 Western States. "The Great Craft Festival" demands that all exhibitors present and maintain high standards of originality. This event does not allow any mass produced, commercial or imported items to be sold at this event. All work featured for sale and display is created by the artist in the booth

FOOD: There will be a wide variety of food available at the festival.

ATM & CREDIT CARDS: There is a atm machine located at the festival site. Most exhibitors can process credit card purchases.

CUSTOMER SERVICE: We have a fast and efficient ticket selling program that results in NO LONG TICKET LINES. Festival management is on site and ready to help you find what you want or answer any questions. You one admission fee is good for all weekend. Come on Friday and come back on Saturday or Sunday at no extra admission charge. This is a nice feature for those of you who have to decide on a major purchase.