5th Annual Bethlehem Food Co-op Craft Fair & Earth Day Festival – Saturday 4/21 – Free admission



 

5th ANNUAL BETHLEHEM FOOD CO-OP CRAFT FAIR & EARTH DAY FESTIVAL RETURNS ON SATURDAY, APRIL 21 WITH MORE THAN 50 VENDORS

BETHLEHEM – April 10, 2018 – The Bethlehem Food Co-op will hold its 5th Annual Craft Fair and Earth Day Festival on Saturday, April 21, from 11 am – 4 pm at the St. Francis Center for Renewal on Bridle Path Road in Bethlehem.

The venue will host more than 50 local artisans, food vendors and community organizations. Crafters include jewelry, needlecrafts, quilts, pottery, photography, artwork, textiles, woodwork, and more. (The complete list of vendors can be found at the end of this announcement.)

The first five new members to join the co-op during the event will receive a welcome gift from local businesses. A raffle will also be held featuring items donated by vendors and local businesses. Raffle tickets are 1 for $2 or 3 for $5. Children’s activities include hands-on science and crafts. Speakers and demos will also be featured including:

  • Earth blessing ceremony and family yoga
  • Beekeeping demonstration
  • Insect fertilizer demonstration
  • Demo by Jett’s Produce
  • Lecture by a representative from the Alliance for Sustainable Communities Lehigh Valley
  • Lecture by a representative from Trinity Solar

The event is free (no admission fee) and open to the public. Free onsite parking is also available. More event information can be found here:

http://www.bethlehemfood.coop/bethlehem_food_co_op_5th_annual_artisan_fair_earth_day_festival

Started in 2013, the Craft Fair is a fundraiser for the Co-op. The Bethlehem Food Co-Op is owned by the community members it serves, and will support local producers and sustainable, humane, and natural food systems. Member-owners make a one-time $300 equity payment and receive an equal voice in Co-op operations, opportunities for hands-on involvement, discount days, and access to unique educational opportunities. A monthly payment plan is available to accommodate those who need to divide up the equity payment. The Co-op currently has more than 480 member-owners. The faster the Co-op gains member-owners, the sooner it can open its grocery store to serve the community.

The Bethlehem Food Co-Op is a diverse community encouraging physical, social, and economic health by providing healthful, affordable food; emphasizing local, sustainable, humane, and natural food systems; and offering unique educational opportunities to the entire community. More information can be found at http://www.bethlehemfood.coop.

2018 Bethlehem Food Co-op Craft Fair Vendors

Alliance for Sustainable Communities

Ann’s All Naturals

Artsy Allure

Bare Beauty Products

Bellas Beadz

Blend Life Co

Brittany Natural Foods

BVD’Rangs

Citizens Climate Lobby

Crooked Row Farm

Emmy Bean Jewelry

Fire and Fusion Design

Five Dogs Art

Frass Valley Organic Fertilizer

Growing Green Minds

Godshall Farm

Googlee Slimes

Hand, Paper, Scissors

Hollyn Jewelry

Jetts Produce

Just Veggn’

Kate Schaffner Photography

Kdbee Mosaics

Keen Kandles & More

Knot Just Invites

Laser Cut Leota

Lehigh Valley Kombucha

LEPOCO

Local Mama Catering

Monocacy Farm Project

Plant A Row Lehigh Valley

Purple Sage Jewelry

Reinvented Threads

Robert Thomas Design Co.

Shine Studio Pottery

Simply Soy and Scent

Sleepy Cat Urban Winery

Small Wonders Studio

SJ Ceramics

Storms End Homestead

Superb Therapy, LLC

Susan Joy Rosetty

Sustainable Energy Fund

Swift Healing:  Healing without Medicine

The Animal Food Bank of LV

The Art of Rachel

The Lavender Farmette

Trinity Solar

Warm Sugar

Winning 2 Help Autism

Y Knot Alpacas

Y Nots & Baubles

Information Provided By:
Tracey Werner, Blabbermouth Communications
tracey@blabbermouthcommunications.com