
The Gifted Hand: Fine Art, Craft and Gift Show, 5th annual show
$2.00 admission, children under 12 free.
Ellsworth's premier Winter craft show featuring over 50 locally and nationally recognized artisans, a cafe area staffed by Cleonice and Table Bistros and a fabulous door prize drawing. Featuring Native American Flute Music by Hawk Henries.
Listed as one of the top ten Winter Craft Shows to see in New England in the Boston Globe.com's Travel blog in 2008. Click here to read the whole entry.
Dates & Times: Friday, November 12th 11:00 am to 7:00 pm
Saturday, November 13th 9:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Location: The Acadia Park Hotel (formerly the Holiday Inn Convention Center), Tennis Court Area, 215 High Street, Ellsworth, ME.
From Bangor/ Interstate 95:
Take interstate 95 North to 395 East. Take the last exit (exit 6A) off 395. It's a straight shot to Ellsworth from there on route 1A. In Ellsworth you'll go thru a set of lights with the High School on your left and Dunkin' Donuts on your right. Continue thru 3 more sets of lights down High Street. You'll see The Holiday Inn sign on your right. It's next to Hannaford & the Maine Coast Mall, slightly behind TD Banknorth. Turn right next to the TD Banknorth. Drive straight into the Holiday Inn parking lot, down the building to door Number 3. You're there!
Coming from Bucksport, Route 3:
At the yield sign, bear left into downtown Ellsworth. Drive over the bridge, thru the first set of lights & thru the downtown & Main Street. At the 2nd set of lights (next to the small park on your left), turn right onto High Street. Continue thru 1 more sets of lights down High Street. You'll see The Holiday Inn sign on your right. It's next to Hannaford & the Maine Coast Mall, slightly behind TD Banknorth. Turn right next to the TD Banknorth. Drive straight into the Holiday Inn parking lot, down the building to door Number 3. You're there!
Vendors forms are available to download here.
Hear Christina Heiniger, Show Organizer, talk about the show with Suzanne Nance of Maine Public Radio!
Click here to listen
As seen in the November 2008 Issue of Bangor Metro Magazine

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