Start the holiday shopping early while enjoying a beautiful stroll along the Atlantic Ocean during the 16th Annual Juno Beach Craft Festival on November 11 -12. The Free, two-day event includes a full green market. Whether looking for pet products, folk art, pottery, jewelry, paintings, personalized gifts, handmade clothing, scented soaps and body products or other specialty Green Market items, the Annual Craft Festival has something to suit every taste and every budget from more than 150 craft artisans. Friendly pets on leashes are always welcome.  The Rickie Report shares the details and some sneak peeks.

16th Annual Juno Beach Craft Festival

Saturday & Sunday, November 11 – 12

10 am – 5 pm

14200 US Hwy 1, Juno Beach, FL 33408

Parking is available in Loggerhead Park or just north of the park on A1A.

Free and open to the public

NY Ceramicist Justin McKenney creates fruit-inspired bowls molded from actual fruit. The microwave and dishwasher safe Cantaloupe Bowl sells for $20.

The 16th Annual Juno Beach Craft Festival is presented by American Craft Endeavors (ACE), producer of some of the nation’s most exciting, high-end juried craft shows in many of Florida’s vibrant downtown areas and popular tourist destinations. Each artisan is vetted to ensure the highest quality and artistic diversity is represented amongst the hand-crafted-in-the-USA creations.

Stuart sculptor Anthony Gargiulo’s “Great Egret” made with stone composites mounted with steel legs on Florida sandstone. Finished with stucco and patinaed with exterior grade acrylics. Details are created with sculpting epoxy.

Festival At-A-Glance:

Handmade in America

Free Admission

Juried outdoor craft showcase

Green Market within the Festival

Original Art & Crafts 

150+ exhibitors from throughout Florida and the United States

Prices set to suit all budgets

All crafters are on site for duration of festival

Pet friendly (leashed pets)

Vast array of craft mediums from folk art, pet products, pottery, handmade jewelry and paintings, to personalized gifts, handmade clothing, scented soaps and body products. Prices set to suit all budgets, ranging from as little as $3 to $2,000.

Alabama artisan Nick Cantrell’s “Sly” Pigma Micron pen and ink drawing with Batik Style watercolor (using melted wax as a resist) on Ginwashi rice paper.

About American Craft Endeavors: 

American Craft Endeavors (ACE) produces some of the nation’s most exciting high-end juried craft shows in many of Florida’s vibrant downtown areas and popular tourist destinations including the Downtown Stuart Craft Fairs (Stuart, FL), the Siesta Fiesta Craft Festival (Sarasota, FL) and the Downtown Sarasota Craft Festivals (Sarasota, FL) among others. The group’s founders personally select unique, culture rich cities for their show locations providing a complete outdoor experience unmatched by other festivals.

For additional information on the craft festival and other American Craft Endeavors craft shows across the state, visit www.artfestival.com or call 561-746-6615.

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