Children get crafty in the Children’s Craft Room at the Fair.

Thank you to all of the attendees, parents, students, faculty, staff, vendors, and other community members for making our annual Holiday Fair such a success.  This was one of our biggest years for the Holiday Fair.

With over 30 talented vendors, wonderful crafts and activities for children of all ages, delicious food and drink, and live music on Friday evening, this was a wonderful event.

For photos of the event on Facebook, visit here.

Thank you to all of the wonderful juried artisans who joined us this year:

By Alissa; Handmade on Hartwell; Noble Dolls; Saffron Creations; Cara Graver, The Cob Studio; Bentwood Bands; Milkshake Crafts/ Lisa Kelley; Tadpole Creations; Wise Owl Shop; Le Savon Maison Natural Soap Co.;  Marlis Kraft; Untold Imprint; Norma & Henry at Frenchtown Design Collective; dop dop designs; As The Crow Flies & Co.; Mimi’s Designs; AMH Textiles, Aud Margarit Frislid; eieio; Intertwined Original Art; Kim Y. McGuckin Jewelry; In Good Company- Camphill Soltane; Allison Romig; Babee Crafts; Shades of Nature ; Loretta Borko Art & Craft; Asarum Designs; Timber Box Toys; the WSP Parent Handwork Table; Camilla Limon; Kurt Walser Chocolate; Enchanted Woodcrafts; LS-Drew Graphics; Lilac House.

Grand prize for 2012 Holiday Fair raffle, a beautiful hand-made quilt by WSP teacher, Anna Ziegner

Grand Prize Raffle

We are pleased to announce that a WSP grandparent, Marcia Morante, is the winner of the beautifully handcrafted quilt (at left).

Thank you to the talented Anna Ziegner for her hard work in making this quilt.

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Thank you to our community supporters, including: Acme, Baker Street Bread Company, BJs Wholesale Club-Conshohocken, Food for All Market, High Point Cafe, LeBus Bakery, Merrymead Farm, Pathmark-Chestnut Hill,  Shop Rite-Ridge Avenue, Top of the Hill Market, Trader Joe’s, Weaver’s Way Co-op, and Whole Foods Market.