38th Annual Virginia Beach Spring Craft Market
April 19-21, 2024
Hours: Friday & Saturday 10:00 - 6:00, Sunday 10:00-5:00
Location: Virginia Beach Convention Center, 1000 19th St., Virginia Beach, VA 23451.
Virginia Beach Convention Center Map and Directions
Admission: $8.00 for adults (children under 12 free) Free parking and shuttle bus in the convention center parking lots. Receive $1 off admission by bringing a canned food donation for the Food Bank of Southeastern Virginia. Sign up for discounted admission coupons and show preview emails
Be sure to sign up for the door prize or fill out the contact information on the $1 off coupon or flyer. We send discount coupons to past customers as a reward for their continued patronage.
One admission covers all three days. One discount per person. Receive $1 off admission by bringing a canned food donation for the Food Bank of Southeastern Virginia. Plenty of free parking with shuttle buses available. ATM on premises.
Tickets can be purchased at the door or online HERE
Exhibitor List: 2024 Exhibitor List
Floor Plan: Va. Beach Spring Craft Market Floor Plan
Exhibitor Information & Application: Are you a artist or crafter?
Find out more information about our shows and download an application here or contact us.
Please be sure to check out this year's sponsors:
The Virginia Beach Spring Craft Market features 150 fine artists and craftspeople from across the nation offering fine arts, handcrafted jewelry, wood, glass, photography, candles, woven baskets, clothing, toys, folk art and specialty foods. Exhibitors introduce new lines and special accessories for the home and garden including wrought iron, welcome wreaths, garden statuary, birdhouses, outdoor furniture, pottery and wind chimes.
Meet the artisans, learn the stories behind their work and shop for the best in fine arts and fine crafts - from simple to lavish - there’s something unique and extraordinary for every taste & budget at the finest collection of affordable crafts in the area!
A long-time customer said: "I found beautiful art work for my home, unique stepping stones for my garden, cute accessories for my daughter's room, a gift of jewelry for my friend and the perfect scarf for my mother for Mother's Day." Each piece is a creation from the skilled hands of an American craftsperson. Each purchase supports the history and tradition of true American craftsmanship.
A Fun New Element To The Show!
The Ultimate She-Shed Competition!
We are sorry. The She-Shed competition had to be cancelled this year due to a scheduling conflict with several of the competitors. We hope to bring this fun event back again next year.
Vintage Porch & Garden
A collection of exhibitors that create functional, decorative and up-cycled works from found and recycled vintage objects. A showcase of exhibitors with garden art, garden flags, handpainted porch & garden slates and handmade garden statuary. Come shop to bring your garden alive with art!
New & Noteworthy Exhibitors:
During a helicopter accident, Maher acquired a traumatic brain injury and lost the artistic right side of her brain. This traumatic experience took a lot of time away from her, but through pure determination it ultimately led her back to the world of art and inspired her most rewarding and cathartic paintings. Her award winning series, Unwanted Events, visually breaks down the emotional, mental. and physical pain of the event, which can relate to so many. |
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Jose Farinango creates wearable jewelry from many different Natural stones and sterling silver. Jose designs in the style of contemporary Native jewelry and also using the traditional techniques and skills from his ancestors. Southwest Expressions creates new colors and inlays into a piece of jewelry so others can enjoy and learn something about Jose's culture. |
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Sandra Gallop tries to show as much of the beauty of the sea shells as possible by only covering part of the shells. She decoupages using Christmas, nautical and coastal themed napkins to decorate the shells. Some have stands and some have hangers. Derwood Gallop uses several types of rope for making his macrame hangers, bracelets and key chains. |
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Selection of color is local artist, Angela Cartwright's best attribute. Angela has been quilting and knitting since she was 6 years old and loves what she makes. Come to the Virginia Beach Spring Craft Market to see Quilts & other Warm Things colorful selection of bags, quilts, runners & more! |
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Progressive-expressions makes unique Nautical stained glass for over 30 years. |
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Elementals Soap Co is a VA based small handmade business specializing in handcrafted natural bath, body and home products for sale. 6 years ago, Josie Thompson developed Lyme Disease and began having skin issues: rashes, eczema, inflammation, headaches. From hours of research, Josie learned about the power of plants to heal, the use of botanical and infusions for natural remedies and she fell hard for this natural option. Josie shared her creations with family & friends & with positive feedback, Elementals Soap Co. was born! |
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Terry Boutique & Scarves' philosophy is to create something with a distinct personal touch that enhances ladies’ overall appearance, gives a sparkle to their outfit, and yet be affordable. Terry Lo develops her own patterns/design and techniques and handmake all the scarves using unique yarns, fabrics and other materials, resulting in many different styles, color combination, and texture. |
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Growing up near the ocean, Jennifer Capagna has always been drawn to its majesty and beauty, which is why her work focuses on capturing these moments in a whimsical and fun way. Hearts of Glass creates kiln-formed garden art, mementos, and functional art pieces from sheet glass, crushed glass, powdered glass and handmade murrini. |
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Richelle & Roy business began as a homeschool project with their 9 children in 2007. A year later they established Virginia Soaps & Scents and eventually developed an entire line of handcrafted soaps, skin care, hair care and cleaning products. 17 years later this small business has put their children through college and remains family owned and operated as Richelle & Roy continually develop new products. |
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Twenty-two years at the New Jersey shore has influenced many of Tom Chavanne's graceful designs. His unusual pieces are highly sought after. This has been a full-time profession for Tom & his wife, Judy. They have been blessed with three lovely children and three precious grandsons. There is nothing that they would rather do in life than to make beautiful jewelry for others to enjoy! |
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Diana James thrives on the process of bringing her own ideas to fruition - from seed idea to customer satisfaction. My Favorite Scarf's scarves are unique in the marketplace and compliments anyone's appearance. |
Check out the article in the Virginian Pilot Beacon highlighting several of our artists: https://www.pilotonline.com/entertainment/arts/vp-nk-spring-crafts-0223-20200221-jxo4hgqsjbajpjjjx4xdbi34je-story.html
Events Management Group, Inc. works with the Food Bank of Southeastern Virginia helping needy families by collecting donations of canned goods. For 50 cents off admission bring one or more cans of food to donate to the Food Bank.