Who's up for more Craft Fairs?

'Tis the season for shopping and what better place to take your kids, than to a craft fair. You can find one of a kind gifts made from local artists. In this type of economy, it is a win-win to support your local artists. PLUS, these folks tend to have the cutest kid items you've ever seen: hats, scrafs, booties, clothes, and tutus.

Here is a listing some of the craft fairs that will be happening on Sunday, Dec 6

Dickens Holiday Crafts Fair

Finley Community Center (2060 W. College Ave)
Saturday, 9am-5pm, Sunday, 10am-4pm
$2 admission for ages 18 and over
Holiday shop for hand made gifts sold by their artists
Refreshements, holiday music, and fun
Prize giveaway benefits scholarship fund

30th Annual Holiday Open House
Luther Burbank Home & Gardens (Santa Rosa & Sonoma Ave)
$2 admission for ages 12 & over, Sat & Sun, 10am-4pm
Tour historic home decorated in Victorian style, refreshments,
exhibits, specialty gifts for sale, children's craft activity

Roseland Holiday Craft Fair

Sunday, Dec 6 11:00a to 4:00p
at Southwest Santa Rosa Youth Center, Santa Rosa, CA
Roseland University Prep is hosting a Roseland Holiday Craft Fair on December 5th & 6th at the Southwest Santa Rosa Youth Center. RUP Seniors and their families hope you will support their fund-raising efforts and come enjoy beautiful and unique crafts, a bake sale, food, photos with Santa and more!

Zen Fest Holiday Sale

Sunday, Dec 6 9:00am-4:00pm
at Masonic Center, Sebastopol, CA
Distinctive art, hand crafted gifts, silent auction,
Japanese lunch and more. Sun, 12/6 9am-4pm.
Admission free.

And if you're feeling adventerous, head over to the City for a Holiday Vintage craft party
Indie Mart Vintage Party

San Francisco, CA
Sunday, Dec. 6, 12pm - 6pm

Winter Faire

The Summerfield Waldorf School warmly invites families to attend its annual Winter Faire on Friday and Saturday December 4th and 5th. This magical event is sure to delight family members of all ages!

On Friday, December 4^th, join in an adult only holiday evening to complete your holiday shopping. You’ll find unique, hand-made items crafted with natural elements. From Puppenstube dolls to Sarah’s Silks to fairy Sharon Eisley’s doll houses to the Summerfield School’s “store” items such as Elsa Beskow books and Stockmar crayons, you’ll find whimsical items your children are sure to love. Other vendors will sell jewelry, cutting boards, wooden boxes, holiday ornaments, candles, honey and other high quality, locally crafted items to fill the holiday wishes of the adults in your life.

Return on Saturday, December 5^th with the whole family. The Summerfield campus, often described as looking like a small European village, will be decked out in evergreens and ringing with the bells of holiday music. Step close to the bonfire, take a leisurely ride in a horse and carriage cart, dip a beeswax candle, and take a photo next to King Winter. Eat a scrumptious, organic lunch while listening to talented students and staff play instruments and sing. Gather your family close and breathe in an old world style holiday moment that is sure to fill you with joy!