Homemade for the Holidays Arts and Crafts Show
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Large craft show with 55 plus crafts in a large facility with plenty of free parking available. All items will be handcrafted with a strong emphasis on the Holiday theme. Lunch provided by the 4-H Club. 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Homemade for the Holidays Arts and Crafts Show
Phone : 785-776-8829 (Always call and confirm events.)
Arts and Crafts Shows
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