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That's right, we have some dates for 2010.

Go check it out on the blog.

photo by sweetie pie press

Thank you to all the organizers, volunteers, vendors, installation artists, helpers, shoppers, and others who made City of Craft 2009 such a great hit. We are all very tired and looking forward to some much needed rest.

Also, big thank you to Katie Muth for designing those awesome cards and letting us have a few.

See you all in 2010!

Heads up to lovers of awesome stuff:

Arrive early on Saturday to be one of the first 100 visitors to receive a swag bag featuring the winning design by Shannon Lea Adolph of coucou salut. Swags bags include graphic novels from Drawn and Quarterly, goodies from The Paper Place, iron-on embroidery patterns from Sublime Stitching, gift certificates from Coriander Girl Florist, indie press publications and coupons and vouchers for free stuff from City of Craft vendors to be used at booths during the craft sale. You will not be disappointed!

These go super quick (no joke!) so do not dawdle.

It's true, we are having a pre-show party and opening for the curated group show Home and Away (and In-Between) - curated by the lovely Tara Bursey - this coming Friday.

Friday, December 4th. 7-11pm
Exhibition runs December 3-13, 2009
Cream Tangerine Café
At the Great Hall
1087 Queen Street West, Toronto

Read More on our blog, cruise to the webpage or check it out on facebook.

All Citizens Postcards photo(s) by Serena McCarroll

Come one, come all and hear ye, hear ye:

As we draw nearer to the big, big day, our installations page has finally come alive on the website. Shoved full of valuable and dazzling information amassed and compiled by our installation curatrix (too cute?), Tara Bursey, it is a veritable treasure trove of large scale craft/art goodness.

And if that were not enough, you can also check our the installation features on our blog for Tara's in-depth profiles of individual artists and their work(s).

Keep your eyes peeled, crafty citizens; The streets around the Theatre Centre will start to be dotted with City of Craft Installations as early as next week!