SIREN NATION FESTIVAL 2012 ART AND CRAFT SALE – CALL FOR VENDORS
When: Sunday, November 11, 2012 from 11:00am to 5:00pm
Where: McMenamin’s Kennedy School
What: An art and craft sale showcasing women artisans from the Northwest as part of the 2012 Siren Nation Women’s Music and Arts Festival.
Cost: $30 for a 4ft table
Application Deadline: Sept. 28, 2012
We are putting a call out for artists interested in vending at the Art and Craft Sale at the 2012 Siren Nation Women’s Music and Arts Festival.
Our 2012 Art and Craft Sale is Sunday, November 11, from 11:00am to 5:00pm at The McMenamin’s Kennedy School, and will showcase a wide variety of Portland and Pacific Northwest artists. The cost for vendors is $30 for a 4ft table (please do not pay fee until you receive your acceptance email). The applications are due no later than Sept. 28, 2012.
If you have something interactive that you can do at your booth, indicate this under Vending Information in your application… any hands-on activities is welcomed, as this is a family-centered event.
If you have any questions or concerns, you can contact us at artsale@sirennation.org
Click here for APPLICATION.
Please email your applications to: artsale@sirennation.org
OR mail your applications to: Siren Nation, PO Box 12110, Portland Oregon 97212
This is a juried showcase. We will contact you via email by September 30 if you are accepted.
Beth Olson is a photographer, graphic designer and social marketer who focuses on supporting small businesses and local artists. She is constantly involved in group projects which aim to improve the livelihoods of creative people. Currently she is the owner of Beth Olson Creative, designer and media guru with June Lion Photography, Design and Media Coordinator for Siren Nation, the annual Alley 33 Fashion Event, and active member of a half dozen creative groups in Portland. She has an intense love for geek culture, hoppy beer, all things Portland and has something of a potty mouth. She also finds talking about herself in the 3rd person extremely awkward yet somewhat liberating.
