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Whidbey Island, for those who don't already know, is an absolute haven for artists and makers of all kinds! We have the highest per capita of glassmakers per square mile of anywhere in North America, and that's just for starters! Add in all of our painters, weavers, woodcrafters, potters, and everyone in between, and you end up with an embarrassing (but very welcome) number of artistic riches on one lovely island. :)
And we want to share it with you!
Friday, July 5 and Saturday, July 6 from 10-4
5642 Bayview Road
Langley, WA 98260
1) Live on Whidbey or Fidalgo Island?
2) Create your own art or crafts, using a minimum of pre-crafted supplies?
First, this is a juried show.
This is going to be inside of Bayview Hall, at Bayview Corner in Langley, with a few spaces for 10x10 outside canopies if you create furniture or other large items that aren't easy to move.
The inside of the Hall will consist of 10'W x 8'D spaces along the walls (electricity available, $35/day or $60 for both dates), and 10'W x 5' D spaces in the center of the room (no electricity, $25/day or $40 for both dates). Setup takes place from 8-10 am both days. Items can be left in the Hall overnight at your own risk. Outside spaces are $30/day, and obviously there's no guarantee of weather.
We also ask for a donation of an item retailing for $20 or less, which will be auctioned or raffled off at our non-profit event on November 23. There's no percentage to us or the Hall, and event liability insurance is included in the space fee.
Vendors will need to provide all their own tables, canopies and display infrastructure. The Hall has plenty of chairs.
The Hall's floor is real wood, so all precautions should be taken to keep it in good condition! Don't drag anything across the floor. If you have furniture legs or anything sitting on the floor that might scratch, bring something to put underneath it. If you have anything that might spill, put down a tarp and put your items inside a plastic tub of some kind. There are multiple entrances with a few steps to climb, and a single ramp in the front of the Hall.
Contact us and tell us about what you create! Final decisions will be made no later than Memorial Day.
The State of Washington requires a temporary sales tax certificate if you're only selling at 1-2 events a year, and this does include flea markets. More information can be found at https://dor.wa.gov/open-business/business-types/temporary-businesses.
The organizer will not require a copy of your certificate.
No music is allowed unless it's what you're selling, and it isn't disturbing other vendors.
The organizer (that would be us) is not part of Bayview Hall management, and they cannot help with any questions you have about the event. Please use the Contact Us form if you need to speak to us.
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