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NUMC Planning Fall Arts & Crafts Fair

Published: Oct 03, 2013 12:00 AM

Newtown United Methodist Church will present its annual juried Fall Arts and Crafts Fair on Saturday, October 19, from 10 am to 4 pm, at Reed Intermediate School, 3 Trades Lane.

Thirty-five professional artisans will offer a variety of handcrafted items including jewelry, quilts, doll clothes, knitted items, quilled ornaments and pictures, fine art, folk art, floral pieces, photography, holiday decorations, and more.

Also available will be baked goods, a silent auction, $25 theme baskets, luncheon items, and an opportunity for families to register their children in the nationwide AMBER Alert Identification system.

Admission is free.

Among the 35 talented artisans participating in NUMC’s Fall Arts and Craft Fair this month will be Maria Caratozzolo from New Canaan, who was inspired by her father, a potter in Italy. Ms Caratozzolo’s glass plates and vases are handcrafted with vintage silk fabrics, design paper and paint using a classic decoupage technique.

The Reverend Mel Kawakami and members of Newtown United Methodist Church are making final preparations for their annual Fall Arts and Crafts Fair, to be presented this year on Saturday, October 19.

Hot air balloon rides are one of the many items that will be up for bid in the silent auction at the NUMC Annual Fall Arts and Crafts Fair.

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