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The Idaho Commission on the Arts does not endorse the listings posted on this page. They are collected from a variety of sources, and artists are advised to contact organizations directly for information. Most competitions charge a fee to offset exhibition costs and for cash awards, but excessive fees for an entry should be questioned.
If your organization would like an opportunity listed on this page, e-mail a brief description with Web Opportunities in the subject line to barbara.robinson@arts.idaho.gov. |
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 ArtJob at https://www.artjob.org. Whether you are looking for a new job, a qualified employee, career resources, or information about the arts field, you can find it all. ArtJob features a comprehensive list of frequently updated jobs, internships, fellowships, and other employment opportunities in all areas of the arts, including visual arts, performing arts, commercial art and design firms, film, public arts agencies, academic arts departments, galleries, conferences, commissions, non-profit organizations engaged in the arts and cultural policy, and more.
Need to fill an open position at your organization? ArtJob attracts exceptional and talented arts administrators, artists, and other professionals, and most arts-related employers come to ArtJob first when seeking a qualified candidate.
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Pend Oreille Arts Council’s 40th Annual Arts & Crafts Fair – Artist Applications available now!
Deadline for application submission: May 1, 2012
Event Location: Sandpoint, Idaho
Event Dates: Saturday and Sunday, August 11 & 12, 2012
Contact for application: poac@sandpoint.net, or call 208-263-6139
Below is some of the information I pulled out of the application – not sure how much detail you can put on your site, but thought I would provide it in case! J
ENTRY PROCEDURES
• All artists must apply and be accepted by the jury to participate in the Fair.
• Applications must include three images of artwork and one image of booth display.
• All artists must submit images to be judged regardless of past participation in a POAC Fair.
• Images may be in the form of slides or digital images on CD. Do not send originals, images will not be returned.
• Label images with: artist name, title of artwork, medium, and framed size. Slides must be 35mm, color, in a standard 2” x 2” mount and labeled with “Top Front”. No tape or attached labels should be used.
• All artists must submit an application and $15 jury fee by May 1, 2012.
• If a booth space is shared, each party must submit an application form, individual images, and individual application fees. Limit 2 persons per booth.
• Judges will select artists from the entry images. Artists will be notified by mail if the entry is accepted or declined. Letters sent by May 31, 2012
ARTIST EXHIBITION INFORMATION
• Booth spaces are 10’ x 10’ or 10’ x 15’. Exhibitors must provide framing, walls, shading, tables, stands, etc. Booths will be on the lawn of the City Beach. Booth framing must be sturdy and prepared for variable weather conditions.
• In order to assist individual exhibitors, POAC volunteers will provide breaks during the day.
• Food is available for purchase. Coffee will be provided at check-in.
• A list of local motels and campgrounds is available from the Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce, at (208) 263-2161 or www.sandpointchamber.org.
• If you have a special booth site requirement, please submit in writing at time of application. While we attempt to accommodate everyone, sometimes that is not possible.
FEES, REFUNDS & CANCELLATION POLICY
• Payment of $15 application fee is required with application.
• If an applicant’s work is accepted, payment of the appropriate booth fee is due by Fri. July 6, 2012.
• If an applicant’s work is accepted and the exhibitor must cancel, a refund of the exhibition fee (less $10 processing charge) will be made if written notice is received by Fri. July 20, 2012. No refunds will be issued after this date.
• Booth fees are $185 (10 x 10), $225 (10x15), $260 (shared 10x10), or $280 (shared 10x15).
• Corner booths are very limited. Spaces will be assigned in order they are received. Add $50.
• Electricity is an additional $50, also limited availability.
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The College of Western Idaho Art Department is accepting applications for the Visiting Artist program that will bring two local and regional artists, one fall semester and one spring semester, to the CWI. Each artist will present his or her work in a public lecture, hold studio critiques with art studio students, and teach a one-day workshop in the art studio classroom at the College. The artist will be compensated $500.00 for their three-day visit to the College.
This event will provide the CWI community with opportunities to gain greater intellectual and cultural perspective of the world around them. Through this program, our goal is to provide quality teaching and learning opportunities to CWI students and residents of our service area in western Idaho.
DEADLINES and proposed timelines:
Fall Semester (2011) Deadline September 30, 2011.
- Dec 1st, Thursday A.M. – studio visits/ PM artist public lecture & reception
- Dec 2nd, Friday A.M. studio visits/lunch w/ artist/PM artist workshop begins
- Dec 3rd, Saturday artist workshop /concludes at noon
Spring Semester (2012) Deadline January 30, 2012
- April 26th, Thursday A.M. – studio visits/ PM artist public lecture & reception
- April 27th, Friday A.M. studio visits/lunch w/ artist/PM artist workshop begins
- April 28th, Saturday artist workshop /concludes at noon
THE FOLLOWING MUST BE INCLUDED IN YOUR APPLICATION PACKAGE:
Artist Résumé, Artist Statement, Artist Portfolio (10-20 images on a CD), Workshop Proposal
Mail your application package to: Brenda Fisher, Art Department, College of Western Idaho, P.O. Box 3010, Nampa, ID 83653.
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Boise Art Museum’s Art in the Park is widely recognized as one of the premiere cultural events in the Northwest. Beautiful Julia Davis Park serves as the natural backdrop for Art in the Park, presented in September, the weekend after labor day. Now entering its 58th year, this annual open-air festival provides visitors with the opportunity to see the works of more than 225 artists. During the three-day event, BAM presents a variety of contemporary arts and crafts along with an array of live entertainment, park performances, food and hands-on activities for children. More than 250,000 people are drawn to experience Art in the Park each year to shop outdoors in downtown Boise.www.boiseartmuseum.org; 208.345.8330 x 14.
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The Transition and Mind's Eye galleries at Idaho State University exhibit a variety of shows. They have hosted major touring art shows as well as ISU student art.The Transition Gallery is spacious and displays a wide range of mediums and is in the Pond Student Union. The Mind's Eye Gallery focuses on smaller more intimate shows and is in the new Rendevous Building. For a complete listing of show dates and gallery hours visit the ASISU Program Boardwebsite visit the ASISU Program Boardwebsite.
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The Sun Valley Center Arts & Crafts Festival is ranked among the top 100 best art and craft shows in the country by the Art Fair Source Book. The Larry Harris List of the Nation’s Best Art Festivals ranks the Sun Valley Center Arts & Crafts Festival among the top 20 in the Pacific Northwest and California. Admission is free and entertainment and educational programs are scheduled throughout the weekend. Atkinson Park is a level, grassy field surrounded by high alpine mountains. More information please visit www.sunvalleycenter.org. Rules & Eligibility: Artists in all fine art and fine craft disciplines are welcome to apply. Offset printed reproductions may not be the primary item and must be labeled as such with a clear definition of the reproduction process displayed and available for the general public. All artists must disclose materials and processes used in on-site signage. A standardized format for artists’ signage can be found at www.naia-artists.org. If two or more persons collaborate to produce original work, all must be identified on the application. Application fee is $30.00
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The Utah Arts Council has numerous arts opportunites, competitions, and commissions online. New features are added regularly. Click here for further information
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Accelerating on the Curves: The Artist’s Roadmap to Success is a comprehensive career guide for artists that has been featured in Art in America, and reviewed in publications including Sculpture Magazine, Ceramic Review, Resolve 40, FAME NY, Chicago Art and numerous others. 300 pages, $95. Katharine Carter and Associates, 212/533.9530. Order at ktcassoc.com/roadmap.
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Art Marketing, Press and Resource Lists for Artists and Arts Organizations. Compiled by Caroll Michels, career coach and artist-advocate, and author. (All lists are updated on an ongoing basis.) Available for purchase at www.carolmichels.com:
Art Consultants: Annotated List or Disk Package; Curators; Critics; Interior Design & Architecture
Press Contacts; International, National & Regional Press Contacts; Book: How to Survive & Prosper as an Artist: Selling Yourself Without Selling Your Soul.
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ArtsLink Awards facilitate the exchange of arts professionals through three programs: ArtsLink Projects support US artists, curators, presenter and arts organizations working to engage communities abroad in 32 eligible countries.ArtsLink Residencies support US organizations to host artists and arts managers from abroad; and Independent Projects support arts professionals from overseas pursuing projects in the US. al@cecartslink.org; www.cecartslink.org. 212.643.1985.
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Arts Northwest is a nonprofit membership organization facilitating professional interaction between performing arts presenters, performing artists, management and performing arts service providers throughout the western US and Canada.
www.artsnw.org/index.php; 360.457.9290
Northwest on Tour is one of the most comprehensive resources of performing artists and talent available to arts presenters in the region.
Booking Conferences:
31st Annual Northwest Booking Conference, Eugene, OR, October 17 - 20, 2011
32nd Annual Northwest Booking Conference, Boise, ID, October 15 - 18, 2012
33rd Annual Northwest Booking Conference, WA (TBD)
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Artist Help Network, is a free site packed with publications, organizations, service providers, Web sites, software and audio-visual materials, pinpointing information on a wide range of career-related topics. Divided into headings such as Legal; Money; Exhibitions, Commissions and Sales; and more, each heading unfolds into subheadings that offer artists hundreds of regional, national and international connections. www.artisthelpnetwork.com
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Artbizcoach. Alyson Stanfield has extensive consulting experience working with artists and arts organizations. Sign up for her newsletter Art Marketing Action and it will be delivered to your inbox each Wednesday. http://artbizcoach.com.
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Fractured Atlas is a nonprofit organization that serves a national community of artists and arts organizations. Its programs and services facilitate the creation of art by offering vital support to the artists who produce it. It helps artists and arts organizations function more effectively as businesses by providing access to funding, healthcare, education, and more, all in a context that honors their individuality and independent spirit. By nurturing today's talented but underrepresented voices, it hopes to foster a dynamic and diverse cultural landscape of tomorrow. http://www.fracturedatlas.org.
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Kickstarter is a worldwide funding platform. One of the largest for creative projects .Every month people pledge millions to projects based in music, film, art, technology, design, food, publishing, and other creative fields.A new form of commerce and patronage.This is not about investment or lending. Project creators keep 100% ownership and control over their work. Instead, they offer products and experiences that are unique to each project. All or nothing funding.On Kickstarter, a project must reach its funding goal before time runs out or no money changes hands. Why? It protects everyone involved. Creators aren’t expected to develop their project without necessary funds, and it allows anyone to test concepts without risk. Each project is the independent creation.http://www.kickstarter.com.
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Painters Keys - Robert Glenn's twice-weekly letter will allow you to join a worldwide art community of creative people. Mostly painters, but there are also a large number of sculptors, writers, photographers, and to a lesser degree collectors and art dealers and others who are just interested. Sign up at http://painterskeys.com.
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TechSoup Global provides software donations to 501(c)3 organizations around the world and offers software donations from 35 major technology providers. For more information on how TechSoup Global can help your organization visit: www.techsoup.org/stock or email ghirsch@techsoupglobal.org.
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USA Projects - Welcome to a new era in personal philanthropy. At USA Projects, you can discover the best artists in America and, by supporting their projects, help them transform their creative visions into reality. Browse the full list to find and fund the next amazing work of art unitedstatesartists.org/projects
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Washington State's Artist Trust publishes an online "Artist Assets" publication with information helpful to artists. Although much is geared toward Washington artists, some applies to Idaho artists as well. Click here for information
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Northwest on Tour is one of the most comprehensive resources of performing artists and talent available to arts presenters in the region. www.artsnw.org/index.php; 360.457.9290
Northwest Booking Conferences:
31st Annual- Eugene, OR, October 17 - 20, 2011
32nd Annual - Boise, ID, October 15 - 18, 2012
33rd Annual Northwest Booking Conference, WA (TBD)
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Deadline: Monday, January 16, 2012
U.S. Department of State’s American Music Abroad Initiative Now Accepting Applications
Using music as a means to engage audiences worldwide, the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs announced today that the American Music Abroad program is now accepting applications for the 2012-2013 season. Musicians interested in applying for this international exchange program, which consists of month-long, multi-country tours for approximately 10 ensembles from a variety of American musical genres, may apply at www.americanvoices.org/ama.
American Music Abroad ensembles will be selected on the basis of artistic quality and commitment to educational and cultural engagement. To represent the full spectrum of the American musical landscape, musical ensembles from across the United States that specialize in Hip Hop, Rock & Roll, Jazz, Country, and other American roots music including but not limited to Native American, Latin, Afro-Caribbean, Blues, Bluegrass, Cajun, Gospel and Zydeco are invited to apply for this international exchange program.
The deadline for applicants is January 16, 2012 at 5:00 p.m. PST.
American Music Abroad builds on Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton’s vision of “smart power” diplomacy, which embraces the full range of diplomatic tools – in this case, music – to bring people together and foster greater understanding.
The Department of State, in partnership with the Association of American Voices, will craft an international exchange that will engage selected American ensembles with international audiences, especially underserved youth. Through public concerts, interactive performances with local musicians, lecture demonstrations, workshops, and jam sessions, the American Music Abroad initiative reaches audiences in nearly 40 countries with little or no access to live American musical performances.
For more information about American Music Abroad and other international cultural exchanges, please visit www.exchanges.state.gov.
*??* Check out what musicians from previous American Music Abroad tours have to say! *??*
The Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs promotes international mutual understanding through a wide range of academic, cultural, private-sector, professional, and sports exchange programs. These international exchanges engage youth, students, educators, artists, athletes, and emerging leaders in many fields in the United States and in more than 160 countries. Alumni of ECA exchanges comprise over one million people around the world, including more than 50 Nobel Laureates and more than 320 current or former heads of state and government.
The Association of American Voices has presented concerts, workshops and master classes, and summer youth performing arts academies to over 200,000 audience members in 110 countries during the past 16 years. With a focus on nations emerging from conflict or isolation, American Voices has taken its unique brand of cultural engagement programs, Jazz Bridges, YES Academy and Hiplomacy, to nations such as Iraq, Syria, Sudan and Afghanistan. In recognition of its work, American Voices was selected as a Best Practice Organization by the International Cultural Engagement Task Force and the U.S. Center for Citizen Diplomacy (USCCD) in 2010.
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Grants for Arts Writers. The Creative Capital | Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant Program supports individual writers whose work addresses contemporary visual art through grants ranging from $3,000 to $50,000. Writers who meet the program’s eligibility requirements are invited to apply in the following categories: articles, blogs, books, new and alternative media, short-form writing. For guidelines and additional eligibility requirements, please visit www.artswriters.org/guidelines.html.
Art Writing Workshop
In partnership with the International Association of Art Critics/USA Section, the Arts Writers Grant Program offers applicants consultations with leading art critics. For more information, please visit http://www.aicausa.org.
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Creative Outlet for Writer's: The Other Bunch
Other Bunch contributors are award-winning writers, Bonnie Dodge, Patricia Santos Marcantonio, Dixie Thomas Reale, and Jennifer Sandmann. The website features new topics every month on the subject of writing and the writing life, and questions are welcomed and encouraged. Also included are writer’s blogs and links. http://otherbunch.wordpress.com
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Whitefish Review, a semi-annual literary and arts journal, is seeking submissions for our Summer 2012 edition. The theme of this issue is wildness. We are looking for submission that explore and celebrate the untamable and wild in astonishing ways.
There is no entry fee to submit fiction, nonfiction, poetry, art and photography! Selected participants will receive modest compensation from our nonprofit.
Now in our sixth year, the Whitefish Review presents emergent through established arts professionals of all ages whose works develop themes around mountain living.
Please visit our website for complete details about the journal and how to upload your work for consideration. We look forward to seeing your submissions!
SUBMISSION DEADLINE for inclusion in Issue #11, Summer 2012 edition: MARCH 15, 2012
web: www.whitefishreview.org
submit online & guidelines: www.whitefishreview.org/submit.htm
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City of Boise Grants. Funding for art and history organizations and projects are available through the Department of Arts and History City Arts & History Fund Program. It provides grants to those who provide the broadest benefit to Boise residents and visitors and have a positive affect on the cultural life of the city. Grant allocation is based on available funding and the evaluation scores of the applications.
Guidelines and applications are posted on the Department's website. Applicants are encouraged to apply using on-line forms. Hard copies of the materials are available as requested by calling 433-5671 or jcwilson@cityofboise.org. Media contact: Terri Schorzman, 433-5672.
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Boise Weekly Grants. Every year the Boise Weekly Cover Art Auction raises money to be donated to the local arts community. All visual or the performing arts organizations are invited to apply. Applications are available at boiseweekly.com and must be returned no later than March 1. They can be dropped off at BWHQ; 523 Broad St; Boise ID 83702; faxed to 208-342-4733, or e-mailed to sally@boiseweekly.com.
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The Bainbridge Island Public Art Program in Washington state, invites local and regional Northwest artists, designers, curators, and crafts persons to apply for its Juried Artists Roster. The roster will be used for selecting artists for site-specific commissions, artist building parts, portable works, curatorial projects, and design team members and as a resource for local builders, architects, and interior designers. Deadline: On-going. Contact Janice Shaw admin@artshum.orgwww.artshum.org
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Charlotte Area Transit System is seeking professional artists for design collaborations and/ or public art commissions for its Art-in Transit Program. Over the next few years, Charlotte is building a rapid transit system and will incorporate public art into its stations, park and rides, and maintenance facilities and has allocated $2.3 million for art. In preparation for Phase I and subsequent phases, artists are requested to submit their materials to a new slide registry that will be used to make selections of artists as the system is phased in. Design fees range from $5,000-$25,000: commissions from $25,000-$250,000. Deadline: On-going . Click here for more information.
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The New York City Department of Cultural Affairs is the largest public funder of arts and culture in the country. The Percent for Art artist slide registry is an up-to-date and important component of the Program. The registry is consulted by the architects, panelists, and City agencies for each project. The Percent for Art staff prepares a slide presentation from the registry for each panel meeting. The registry is open to any professional visual artist residing in the United States. Deadline: On-going. For more information click here.
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Public Art Dialogue - PAD serves as a forum for critical discourse and commentary about the practice of public art. www.publicartdialogue.org. The Journal will launch in 2011. Editors are inviting submissions for all sections of the journal. Send in electronic format to Mary Tint at tinti00@yahoo.com. Book reviews (about 500 words) should be sent to cameroncartiere@yahoo.com.
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Deadline: Friday, July 20, 2012
The Zion National Park Artist-in-Residence program in Utah offers professional artists the opportunity to live and work in the majestic desert environment of southern Utah for a period of one month. The works completed under this program will contribute to the public understanding and appreciation of Zion National Park and should reflect the National Park Service’s mission to the preservation and protection of the park’s cultural and natural resources.
Eligibility: All visual (painters, photographers, sculptures, etc), performing (drama, dance, music, composers, etc) or literary artists. Commission Fees: Donation of a piece of artwork to the Zion Nation History. Entry Fee: $35 non-refundable. Artists interested in the residency program contact Zion_Artist_in_Residence@nps.gov or call 435-772-0184 or go to nps.gov/Zion.
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Fort Worden State Park, Port Townsent, WA - Centrum Institute Residencies are awarded on a space-available basis, in week-long blocks. They seek a diverse selection of projects, voices, genres, and styles, and intend to bring a broad mix of applicants and creative work to Centrum. Residencies are open to individuals or groups. They encourage residents to think about how the public might engage with their residencies. Criteria for selection include the strength of the written application, strength of the work sample, current resonance of the work, and potential benefit to you at this point in your career. Direct all inquiries and proposals to Sally Rodgers (sally@centrum.org), 360-385-3102 x 128. centrum.org.
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The Anderson Center is located at the historic Tower View estate in Red Wing, Minnesota. Situated on 330 acres near the picturesque bluffs of the Mississippi River, it is the largest artist community in Minnesota and the second largest in the Upper Midwest.
Each year, from May through October, the Center makes available private time and space to some 45 artists, writers, and scholars from the United States and abroad. Residencies, which include meals and lodging at the Center, are for two weeks to one month, during which time resident-fellows are expected to work on a clearly defined project and to make a substantive contribution to the community in the form of a talk, class, or performance of their work. For more information, please visit andersoncenter.org.
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ArtsLink Residencies support US organizations to host artists and arts managers from abroad. al@cecartslink.org; www.cecartslink.org; 212.643.1985.
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Deadline: Tuesday, January 31, 2012
The Idaho Falls Arts Council announces a call to artists for our 4th Annual
Juried Exhibition to be shown in the Willard Arts Center’s Carr Gallery and Blake G. Hall Community Gallery in historic downtown Idaho Falls. Artists working in all mediums and all regions are invited to submit. The
exhibition will run from March 10 – April 28, 2012, during which time the galleries will attract over 5000 visitors. This year’s juror is Courtney Gilbert, curator of exhibitions at the Sun Valley Center for the Arts. Three cash prizes will be awarded:
first place ($750), second place ($500), and third place ($250). 4 honorable mention prizes, a purchase prize (not to exceed $500), and Viewer’s Choice will also be awarded. Deadline: January 31, 2012
Contact: Nathan Barnes
nbarnes@idahofallsarts.org
(208) 522-0471 ext. 113
Curator of Exhibitions
Idaho Falls Arts Council
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Boise City Department of Art and History offers numerous opportunities for artists. Visit their web site at http://artsandhistory.cityofboise.org/Opportunities/CallToArtists/index.aspx
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The Winery at Eagle Knoll would like to offer our Wine Connoisseurs room and grounds free to artists for display of their artwork or talent. Dates throughout the year are available and will be scheduled on a first come first served basis. A Vanity Gallery or private reception can also be scheduled at the winery. Denise Musick, Retail Manager at 208.286.9463 ext. 2. or denise@thewineryateagleknoll.com. We welcome you to visit The Winery at Eagle Knoll at www.thewineryateagleknoll.com.
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Two-Minute Play Competition. Submissions must be performed and video-taped (All content considered but no obscenity or Nudity.)
Get your friends and act out your best 2-minute play! Video-tape perfromance and submit to playsnow@heartlandplays.com. Selected plays will appear on the Heartland Play, Inc. website and will be published in text form in our collection of 52 2-minute plays. We will notify writers if interested in publishing plays in hte collection. One over-all winner will receive a three-night stay at Elkhorn View Lodge near Helena, Montana, a prize value over $500.
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Fearless Poetry Series. Complete submission guidelines are online at www.fearlessbooks.com/Poetry.htm. FEARLESS BOOKS, PO Box 1292, Berkeley CA 94701, 510 849-4028
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In July, the Clayton Area Historical Association sponsors the annual Clayton Heritage Day. Crafters interested in demonstrating their crafts, especially those of historical significance, are welcome. Judi Leuzinger at 208/838-2221 or Lawana Knox at 208/838-2284.
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What: Pend Oreille Arts Council’s 40th Annual Arts & Crafts Fair – Artist Applications available now!
Deadline for application submission: May 1, 2012
Event Location: Sandpoint, Idaho
Event Dates: Saturday and Sunday, August 11 & 12, 2012
Contact for application: poac@sandpoint.net, or call 208-263-6139
Below is some of the information I pulled out of the application – not sure how much detail you can put on your site, but thought I would provide it in case! J
ENTRY PROCEDURES
• All artists must apply and be accepted by the jury to participate in the Fair.
• Applications must include three images of artwork and one image of booth display.
• All artists must submit images to be judged regardless of past participation in a POAC Fair.
• Images may be in the form of slides or digital images on CD. Do not send originals, images will not be returned.
• Label images with: artist name, title of artwork, medium, and framed size. Slides must be 35mm, color, in a standard 2” x 2” mount and labeled with “Top Front”. No tape or attached labels should be used.
• All artists must submit an application and $15 jury fee by May 1, 2012.
• If a booth space is shared, each party must submit an application form, individual images, and individual application fees. Limit 2 persons per booth.
• Judges will select artists from the entry images. Artists will be notified by mail if the entry is accepted or declined. Letters sent by May 31, 2012
ARTIST EXHIBITION INFORMATION
• Booth spaces are 10’ x 10’ or 10’ x 15’. Exhibitors must provide framing, walls, shading, tables, stands, etc. Booths will be on the lawn of the City Beach. Booth framing must be sturdy and prepared for variable weather conditions.
• In order to assist individual exhibitors, POAC volunteers will provide breaks during the day.
• Food is available for purchase. Coffee will be provided at check-in.
• A list of local motels and campgrounds is available from the Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce, at (208) 263-2161 or www.sandpointchamber.org.
• If you have a special booth site requirement, please submit in writing at time of application. While we attempt to accommodate everyone, sometimes that is not possible.
FEES, REFUNDS & CANCELLATION POLICY
• Payment of $15 application fee is required with application.
• If an applicant’s work is accepted, payment of the appropriate booth fee is due by Fri. July 6, 2012.
• If an applicant’s work is accepted and the exhibitor must cancel, a refund of the exhibition fee (less $10 processing charge) will be made if written notice is received by Fri. July 20, 2012. No refunds will be issued after this date.
• Booth fees are $185 (10 x 10), $225 (10x15), $260 (shared 10x10), or $280 (shared 10x15).
• Corner booths are very limited. Spaces will be assigned in order they are received. Add $50.
• Electricity is an additional $50, also limited availability.
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