Participating will be approximately 60 dealers from across the country offering antiques from such makers as Stickley, Limbert, Roycroft, Rookwood, Minneapolis Handicraft Guild and more, as well as high quality reproductions from the era. The show features furniture, metalwork, pottery, textiles, art and lighting, as well as an extensive selection of reference materials on the period.
Homeowners interested in acquiring pieces and/or educating themselves as to the appropriate furnishings for their turn of the century bungalows and craftsman style homes should come to Progress Center building on the Minnesota State Fairgrounds, Saturday, September 22nd, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM and Sunday, September 23rd, 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM. Admission is $7.00
Directions
The show is located on the Minnesota State Fairgrounds at the Progress Center Building in St. Paul, Minnesota 55108. Located on Snelling Avenue at 1265 North Snelling Avenue. Coming from Interstate 94 from the east or west, exit on Snelling Avenue and head North approximately 3 miles. Take a left at the Main Entrance to the Minnesota State Fairgrounds(Dan Patch Avenue). After going through the main gate, take your first right and head north until you run into the Progress Center Building. Free Parking on the fairgrounds.Accommodations
If you are staying in St. Paul we recommend staying at one of the following hotels. They are both close to the fairgrounds and have offered the attendees of the show a better rate.Holiday Inn Express: Roseville, MN: about 2 miles away from fairgrounds. The address is 2715 Long Lake Road in Roseville. The phone number is 800-451-7258 or 651-636-5800. Please reference the Twin Cities Arts and Crafts Show. The rooms are not on hold for us, however, they will honor that price until all rooms are reserved. Rate is $79+ tax/night
Roseville Super 8
2401 Prior Avenue
Roseville, MN 55113
651-636-8888
www.rosevillesuper8.com
Prices are $62 for a single
$65 for a double
Mention Twin Cities Arts and Crafts Show
Only on hold until September 1
Now in Two Buildings!!!
Now that the show is entering its 8th year, we are proud to offer again this year two full buildings of arts and crafts dealers. This show has proven to be a highlight for dealers and thus the need to expand. We are now in the Progress Center Building as well as the Fine Arts Building. The Fine Arts Building is located immediately to the east of the Progress Center. One admission price gets you into both buildings. Great quality dealers exhibiting in both buildings. Even more reason to come!
Special Promotion
Please check in the Minneapolis Star Tribune Newspaper in the Home and Garden Section in September for a special advertisement/coupon. Clip this coupon and bring it to the show for a chance to win a free gift from one of our dealers.