Annual Lawrence Fall Arts and Crafts Festival
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Fall Arts and Crafts Festival, a festival presenting handmade crafts and original artwork by over 150 artists and craftsmen. The Fall Arts and Crafts Festival is a long running tradition in the Lawrence community. There will be 2 stages with Local talent, children's arts & crafts booth, children's train rides, and other children's activities.
Time: 10noon - 5pm
Annual Lawrence Fall Arts and Crafts Festival
Phone : 785-832-7930 (Always call and confirm events.)
Web: www.visitlawrence.com
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