Ohhh drizzle, drizzle. The weather’s forecasting cloudy and in the 40s for Saturday but as long as it’s ANYTHING but this we’ll be psyched! Actually, rain is a huge part of the thaw – after all, how would thirsty crocuses get what they need to start popping their heads out of the ground? Here’s [...]
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Vendor Spotlight: David Jacobson Glass
Posted in Uncategorized, Vendor Spotlight, tagged art, art show, arts, arts center, celebrate, community calendar, craft fair, crafts, david jacobson, east bayside, east end, etsy, event, events, fair, forest city, functional, glass, handmade, heirloom, local event, maine, mayo street, mayo street arts, munjoy hill, photography, portland, public events, sale, southern maine, spring, thaw, The BIG THAW, traditional, vintage, warm weather on April 13, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Vendor Spotlight: Shaun Johnson Photography
Posted in Vendor Spotlight, tagged art, craft, east bayside, east end, fair, hand me down designs, maine, malaika picard, munjoy hill, photography, portland, sale, shaun johnson, spring, thaw, The BIG THAW, vintage on April 13, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Our vendor spotlight on Shaun Johnson Photography is brought to you today by Malaika Picard of Hand Me Down Designs. Thanks, Malaika! ~~~ Although I’ve met Shaun before, I only recently became aware that he did photography. And after seeing his work, I was very impressed. I asked him a few questions about himself [...]
Vendor Spotlight: Beyond the Lens Photo
Posted in Vendor Spotlight, tagged art, arts center, cheerful, craft, east bayside, east end, fair, forest city, maine, mayo street, munjoy hill, photography, portland, saco, sale, spring, The BIG THAW, vendor spotlight, vintage on March 23, 2011 | 4 Comments »
Wednesday! Malaika brings us another vendor spotlight, and a very special one at that. You’ll see why! Today’s featured vendor is very near and dear to my heart (she’s my daughter!). I promise to do my best to present her art in a professional and unbiased way, but if I’m not successful, please forgive me! [...]
