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Battle Ground, WA - Battle Ground Parks & Recreation is inviting artists and crafts persons to show and sell their unique creations at the 1st Annual Spring Community Craft Fair on Saturday, April 4, 2020 at the Battle Ground Community Center.
The event is designed to showcase the hand and homemade work of local artisans and will not include direct sales. The Battle Ground Community Center (912 East Main Street in Battle Ground, WA) is located in the city’s historic Old Town district, known for its vintage and artisan shops, and distinctive restaurants.
Vendor space at the Community Craft Fair is available for $35 and $55 depending on the preferred space size and access to power. The event will be open from 9:00 a.m. through 4:00 p.m. on April 4, 2020.
A vendor application, with detailed information, is available online at www.cityofbg.org/809/Spring-Community-Craft-Fair. Vendors should submit the application by March 15, 2020 to reserve their spot; space is limited and will be filled on a first-come first served basis. Community Center staff is available at 360-342-5380 to answer any questions.
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The City of Battle Ground, located in the heart of Clark County, WA serves 21,520 residents. The surrounding natural beauty, access to recreation activities, and close proximity to the Portland-Vancouver metropolitan area make Battle Ground a desirable place to live and has created a period of considerable growth. The City functions under a Council-Manager form of government and provides vital public services such as police, planning and development, roads, parks, utilities and others. City leaders operate under guiding principles that were created with community input through a recent visioning process. More information about the City, including a list of its guiding principles can be found at www.cityofbg.org.