Fairs/Festivals
Crafts at the Cathedral 2026
Contact Information
Cathedral Saint John the Divine
Contact Email: rosesquaredartshows@gmail.com
Contact Phone: 301-755-4599
Requirement Overview
- Eligible Applicant Types: Artist
- Submission Limit: 3
Media Requirements
- Images | Min: 5, Max: 5
- Total | Max: 5
Opportunity Summary
Be Part of a Stunning Holiday Tradition – Apply to the 28th Annual Crafts at the Cathedral!
Join us for the 28th Annual Crafts at the Cathedral, a juried fine craft show taking place December 4-6, 2026, produced by Rose Squared Art Shows in partnership with the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine. This highly anticipated event directly supports the Cathedral’s community initiatives while providing artists an extraordinary venue to showcase their work.
Set within the breathtaking nave of one of the world's largest Gothic cathedrals, this show offers an unparalleled setting. Towering columns, stunning stained-glass windows, and Vermont slate floors create a striking backdrop for fine craft. Located on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, just south of Columbia University and surrounded by cultural institutions, the Cathedral is a top tourist destination, drawing thousands of visitors—especially during the holiday season.
Now recognized as a Cathedral Signature Event, Crafts at the Cathedral provides an exceptional opportunity for artists to connect with enthusiastic holiday shoppers in a truly inspiring setting. Apply today and become part of this remarkable tradition!
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28th Annual Crafts at the Cathedral
Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine, New York CIty
Friday, December 4 - Sunday December 6, 2026
https://www.stjohndivine.org/
CALENDAR
February 1, 2026: Application Open - $55 Jury Fee
May 18- May 31, 2026: $65 Late Jury Fee
May 31, 2026 - Application Deadline
June 8-11, 2026: Jury Deliberations
June 15, 2026: Jury Results Emailed
July 15, 2026: Booth Fee Due
December 2, 2026 (Wednesday): Setup (Timed load in)
December 3, 2026 (Thursday): Setup (Timed load in)
December 4, 2026 (Friday): Show Hours 9:30am to 7pm
December 5, 2026 (Saturday): Show Hours 9:30am to 6pm
December 6, 2026 (Sunday): Show Hours Noon to 5pm
December 6, 2026 (Sunday): Load out 5pm to 10pm
***Porters will be available to assist with load in and tear down.
Invitation to showcase is not a guarantee of booth space. When the show is filled, artists that have not committed by paying their booth fee will be automatically waitlisted without notification.
BOOTH FEES
10'x10' Booth (includes electric): $795 (42 Spaces)
10'x10' Back Corner Booth (includes electric): $920 (5 spaces - 1, 15,16, 23,24)
5'x20' Back Corner Booth (includes electric): $920 (2 spaces - 23, 24)
10'x10' Corner Booth (includes electric): $1045 (29 spaces)
Pipe and Drape Rental Approx $295 (direct pass through - contract in negotiations)
For a 10x20 space, you can purchase two inline booths or one corner & one inline booth
FAST FACTS
Location: 1047 Amsterdam Avenue, New York, NY 10025
Contact: Show Director - Robin Markowitz
Email: rosesquaredartshows@gmail.com
Website: https://www.stjohndivine.org/
Mailing Address: 1047 Amsterdam Avenue, New York, NY 10025
Telephone: Robin Markowitz - 301-755-4599
Images: 4 images of art + 1 booth image
Projection Jury: Images viewed simultaneously, artists viewed in order of application submission
Jurors: 4 Art Professionals
Multiple Applications: If an artist has work in different media categories you may apply with multiple applications. You can only showcase work that has been accepted.
You must apply separately in the Jewelry category. You cannot showcase jewelry unless accepted in that category.
Number of Artists at the Show: 75 fine artists and fine crafters
Parking: NYC - recommend use a parking app
Security: 24 hours, Locked building at night
Insurance Required for All Artists: Rose Squared and Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine will be requiring liability insurance for all artists in 2026. To help you – Rose Squared has negotiated a discount with ACT insurance. You will save $25 off a yearly ACT Pro Policy and $5 off single show ACT Go.
ACT – Insures artisans, and crafters (no food)
https://app.actinsurance.com/
Expected attendance: 5,000+ paid. As the only remaining juried craft show in New York City during the holiday season, Crafts at the Cathedral has a large and growing following from throughout New York City as well as in Brooklyn, Queens, Westchester, New Jersey, and beyond.
JURY PROCESS
Artist excellence in original work is the sole criteria for selection of exhibitors. Images are reviewed by jurors in a blind jury online process. Artists are assigned a number and judged only on the digital images submitted, not on any other qualifications. The digital images will be displayed in one row showing (4) images of art and (1) of booth. The identity of the artists is not disclosed to jurors. The jury is comprised of four art professionals. Artistic excellence and a well-balanced show are the criteria for the selection of exhibitors. Scores are averaged together.
The show reserves the right to re-categorize an artist's submission. Every attempt will be made to notify the artist if this is done. You must be juried into the jewelry category to sell any jewelry in your booth. We do not allow buy/sell or representatives (the artist must be present) at Crafts in the Cathedral.
Apothecary: Handmade natural organic soaps, lotions, and powders.
Artisanal Food: Packaged for home consumption.
Ceramics: Original functional and/or non-functional works other than jewelry created by the artist from clay, porcelain, stoneware, and/or earthenware. No factory produced work; no RAM pressed work allowed. Clay work from commercial molds prohibited. Painted commercial slip-cast work is prohibited.
Digital Art (Computer): Includes original work created by using computer programs to significantly manipulate or alter source material(s) such as scans or digital files. Work must be signed and be limited editions, using only archival quality materials. Digital photographers, i.e., those who use a digital camera or process images digitally to perform standard manipulations (cropping, color/tone adjustment, sharpening, etc.) should apply in the Photography category. Digital Art prints must be made from the artist's original digital file under the artist's supervision. In all cases, works need to be produced by the exhibiting artist. Photography is not permitted in this medium.
Drawing and Pastels: Original compositions that are drawn by the artist's hand incorporating ink, chalk, wax, rayon, charcoal, pastel, pencil, etc. or from the fluid medium of inks and washes applied by pen or brush.
Fiber (Decorative): Works created from fibers and beads, including basketry, weaving, papermaking. No mass or factory-produced work is allowed in the show, regardless of additional modifications or enhancement by the artist.
Fiber (Wearable): Any wearable work created from fiber, including leather. No machine tooling, machine-screened patterns or other forms of mass production allowed.
Glass: This is work that has been handcrafted the artist by glass blowing, fusing, casting or kiln formed or original designs in stained glass. No pre-manufactured items, regardless of additional modification or enhancement by artist, are permitted.
Graphics and Printmaking: Original works created using traditional printmaking methods including block, lithograph, serigraph, etc.
Jewelry: Hand-fabricated jewelry designed and made by the artist in metal, wire-wrapping, precious metal clay, wood, fiber, gemstones, flame-worked beads, and bead weaving is acceptable. Stringing is not allowed including pearls (no matter how expensive the pearls are). Work that has been designed by the artist but with no subsequent hands-on work by the artist is strictly prohibited. No commercial casts and molds are allowed. Precious metal clay jewelers must label their work as such.
Metal: These are original works that are created through the forging, twisting, and fabricating of various metals. The emphasis here is on functional, not sculptural work. Sculpture and jewelry should not be put in this category.
2D Mixed Media: These are works that incorporate the use of two or more media such as ink & pastel, or painting and collage-type materials, which are combined in a single original work. No components manufactured by others may be used. No catalog merchandise is permitted.
3D Mixed Media: Three-dimensional works incorporating multiple materials. If recycled materials are used, they must be altered or used in a way different from their original purpose.
Painting (Oil/Acrylics/Encaustic/Tempera/Watercolor): These are original compositions that are created by the artist's hand. Painting over prints/giclées or pre-existing images (regardless of the substrate) is not considered an original. These are considered "altered reproductions" and must go in browse bins and labeled as outlined below.
Photography: Includes all photographic processes, which begin with a camera lens. Photographs made from the artist’s original image, both from film and original digital files, are included in this category. Photo collage and painting on photographs, which are traditional photographic processes need to be in this category. Photographers are required to disclose both their creative and printing processes (including any digital alteration and or hand painting, over painting, etc). The process must be displayed with the photograph or indicated in the displayed artist's statement. Work must use only archival quality materials. In all cases, the work must be produced and printed by the exhibiting artist or under the artist's supervision.
Sculpture: Three-dimensional works incorporating any materials that are carved, modeled, constructed, or cast. If recycled materials are used, they must be altered or used in a way that is different from their original purpose.
Toys: Artist-designed and handmade, ensuring originality and craftsmanship. Accepted toys include those made from materials such as wood, fabric, clay, paper, or other artisanal media, demonstrating the artist's skill and creativity. Mass-produced, pre-manufactured, or kits are not permitted.
Wood: Original handcrafted work in wood (functional or non-functional) that is hand-tooled, machine-worked, turned, or carved.
Promotion
An aggressive campaign will be mounted including distribution of thousands of postcards, press releases to television and news media, electronic advertising, and social media. Emails to Rose Squared 40,000 patrons will support media efforts. We encourage exhibitors to work on their mailing lists and to use the social media packet provided as much as possible.
Amenities: A café will be operating during show hours. Security will be on-site throughout the fair. One of the seven chapels will be used for storage during the show and locked up overnight. Parking on the cathedral grounds is not available. Street parking is possible provided exhibitors observe rules for alternate side of the street parking. Information on local garages is available on our website.
There are 75 booths on a single floor in the Cathedral. Booth sizes are 10'x10', 10'x15' and 10'x20' booths available.
Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine, New York CIty
Friday, December 4 - Sunday December 6, 2026
https://www.stjohndivine.org/
CALENDAR
February 1, 2026: Application Open - $55 Jury Fee
May 18- May 31, 2026: $65 Late Jury Fee
May 31, 2026 - Application Deadline
June 8-11, 2026: Jury Deliberations
June 15, 2026: Jury Results Emailed
July 15, 2026: Booth Fee Due
December 2, 2026 (Wednesday): Setup (Timed load in)
December 3, 2026 (Thursday): Setup (Timed load in)
December 4, 2026 (Friday): Show Hours 9:30am to 7pm
December 5, 2026 (Saturday): Show Hours 9:30am to 6pm
December 6, 2026 (Sunday): Show Hours Noon to 5pm
December 6, 2026 (Sunday): Load out 5pm to 10pm
***Porters will be available to assist with load in and tear down.
Invitation to showcase is not a guarantee of booth space. When the show is filled, artists that have not committed by paying their booth fee will be automatically waitlisted without notification.
BOOTH FEES
10'x10' Booth (includes electric): $795 (42 Spaces)
10'x10' Back Corner Booth (includes electric): $920 (5 spaces - 1, 15,16, 23,24)
5'x20' Back Corner Booth (includes electric): $920 (2 spaces - 23, 24)
10'x10' Corner Booth (includes electric): $1045 (29 spaces)
Pipe and Drape Rental Approx $295 (direct pass through - contract in negotiations)
For a 10x20 space, you can purchase two inline booths or one corner & one inline booth
FAST FACTS
Location: 1047 Amsterdam Avenue, New York, NY 10025
Contact: Show Director - Robin Markowitz
Email: rosesquaredartshows@gmail.com
Website: https://www.stjohndivine.org/
Mailing Address: 1047 Amsterdam Avenue, New York, NY 10025
Telephone: Robin Markowitz - 301-755-4599
Images: 4 images of art + 1 booth image
Projection Jury: Images viewed simultaneously, artists viewed in order of application submission
Jurors: 4 Art Professionals
Multiple Applications: If an artist has work in different media categories you may apply with multiple applications. You can only showcase work that has been accepted.
You must apply separately in the Jewelry category. You cannot showcase jewelry unless accepted in that category.
Number of Artists at the Show: 75 fine artists and fine crafters
Parking: NYC - recommend use a parking app
Security: 24 hours, Locked building at night
Insurance Required for All Artists: Rose Squared and Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine will be requiring liability insurance for all artists in 2026. To help you – Rose Squared has negotiated a discount with ACT insurance. You will save $25 off a yearly ACT Pro Policy and $5 off single show ACT Go.
ACT – Insures artisans, and crafters (no food)
https://app.actinsurance.com/
Expected attendance: 5,000+ paid. As the only remaining juried craft show in New York City during the holiday season, Crafts at the Cathedral has a large and growing following from throughout New York City as well as in Brooklyn, Queens, Westchester, New Jersey, and beyond.
JURY PROCESS
Artist excellence in original work is the sole criteria for selection of exhibitors. Images are reviewed by jurors in a blind jury online process. Artists are assigned a number and judged only on the digital images submitted, not on any other qualifications. The digital images will be displayed in one row showing (4) images of art and (1) of booth. The identity of the artists is not disclosed to jurors. The jury is comprised of four art professionals. Artistic excellence and a well-balanced show are the criteria for the selection of exhibitors. Scores are averaged together.
- You can submit up to two applications when entering multiple categories, however, only one application can be submitted per category. If you are planning to showcase any jewelry in your booth, you must apply in the Jewelry category.
- Do not submit a booth image with identifiable signage or with the artist in the image. Jury selection is anonymous, as much as possible. This can disqualify you from the jury process.
- It is preferred that the indoor booth image be taken from the front showing three walls and giving the best overall sense of the artist’s work.
- The purpose of the booth image is to show scale of work and ensure that you have a complete body of work, as represented in the first four (4) images. It will also provide a fair and accurate portrayal of your overall presentation AS IT WILL APPEAR AT THE SHOW.
- The booth display image may also be used on site for quality control purposes.
The show reserves the right to re-categorize an artist's submission. Every attempt will be made to notify the artist if this is done. You must be juried into the jewelry category to sell any jewelry in your booth. We do not allow buy/sell or representatives (the artist must be present) at Crafts in the Cathedral.
Apothecary: Handmade natural organic soaps, lotions, and powders.
Artisanal Food: Packaged for home consumption.
Ceramics: Original functional and/or non-functional works other than jewelry created by the artist from clay, porcelain, stoneware, and/or earthenware. No factory produced work; no RAM pressed work allowed. Clay work from commercial molds prohibited. Painted commercial slip-cast work is prohibited.
Digital Art (Computer): Includes original work created by using computer programs to significantly manipulate or alter source material(s) such as scans or digital files. Work must be signed and be limited editions, using only archival quality materials. Digital photographers, i.e., those who use a digital camera or process images digitally to perform standard manipulations (cropping, color/tone adjustment, sharpening, etc.) should apply in the Photography category. Digital Art prints must be made from the artist's original digital file under the artist's supervision. In all cases, works need to be produced by the exhibiting artist. Photography is not permitted in this medium.
Drawing and Pastels: Original compositions that are drawn by the artist's hand incorporating ink, chalk, wax, rayon, charcoal, pastel, pencil, etc. or from the fluid medium of inks and washes applied by pen or brush.
Fiber (Decorative): Works created from fibers and beads, including basketry, weaving, papermaking. No mass or factory-produced work is allowed in the show, regardless of additional modifications or enhancement by the artist.
Fiber (Wearable): Any wearable work created from fiber, including leather. No machine tooling, machine-screened patterns or other forms of mass production allowed.
Glass: This is work that has been handcrafted the artist by glass blowing, fusing, casting or kiln formed or original designs in stained glass. No pre-manufactured items, regardless of additional modification or enhancement by artist, are permitted.
Graphics and Printmaking: Original works created using traditional printmaking methods including block, lithograph, serigraph, etc.
Jewelry: Hand-fabricated jewelry designed and made by the artist in metal, wire-wrapping, precious metal clay, wood, fiber, gemstones, flame-worked beads, and bead weaving is acceptable. Stringing is not allowed including pearls (no matter how expensive the pearls are). Work that has been designed by the artist but with no subsequent hands-on work by the artist is strictly prohibited. No commercial casts and molds are allowed. Precious metal clay jewelers must label their work as such.
Metal: These are original works that are created through the forging, twisting, and fabricating of various metals. The emphasis here is on functional, not sculptural work. Sculpture and jewelry should not be put in this category.
2D Mixed Media: These are works that incorporate the use of two or more media such as ink & pastel, or painting and collage-type materials, which are combined in a single original work. No components manufactured by others may be used. No catalog merchandise is permitted.
3D Mixed Media: Three-dimensional works incorporating multiple materials. If recycled materials are used, they must be altered or used in a way different from their original purpose.
Painting (Oil/Acrylics/Encaustic/Tempera/Watercolor): These are original compositions that are created by the artist's hand. Painting over prints/giclées or pre-existing images (regardless of the substrate) is not considered an original. These are considered "altered reproductions" and must go in browse bins and labeled as outlined below.
Photography: Includes all photographic processes, which begin with a camera lens. Photographs made from the artist’s original image, both from film and original digital files, are included in this category. Photo collage and painting on photographs, which are traditional photographic processes need to be in this category. Photographers are required to disclose both their creative and printing processes (including any digital alteration and or hand painting, over painting, etc). The process must be displayed with the photograph or indicated in the displayed artist's statement. Work must use only archival quality materials. In all cases, the work must be produced and printed by the exhibiting artist or under the artist's supervision.
Sculpture: Three-dimensional works incorporating any materials that are carved, modeled, constructed, or cast. If recycled materials are used, they must be altered or used in a way that is different from their original purpose.
Toys: Artist-designed and handmade, ensuring originality and craftsmanship. Accepted toys include those made from materials such as wood, fabric, clay, paper, or other artisanal media, demonstrating the artist's skill and creativity. Mass-produced, pre-manufactured, or kits are not permitted.
Wood: Original handcrafted work in wood (functional or non-functional) that is hand-tooled, machine-worked, turned, or carved.
Promotion
An aggressive campaign will be mounted including distribution of thousands of postcards, press releases to television and news media, electronic advertising, and social media. Emails to Rose Squared 40,000 patrons will support media efforts. We encourage exhibitors to work on their mailing lists and to use the social media packet provided as much as possible.
Amenities: A café will be operating during show hours. Security will be on-site throughout the fair. One of the seven chapels will be used for storage during the show and locked up overnight. Parking on the cathedral grounds is not available. Street parking is possible provided exhibitors observe rules for alternate side of the street parking. Information on local garages is available on our website.
Entrance Fees: Coming Soon
Booth Spaces;There are 75 booths on a single floor in the Cathedral. Booth sizes are 10'x10', 10'x15' and 10'x20' booths available.
Booth Design: You may use your canopy frame but must have curtains not vinyl on all sides. If using a popup tent the peak pole cannot be used. This must be evident in your booth slide and approved by show management. We requests that you decorate your booth with festive holiday decorations. No flashing lights as they are distracting.
Application Requirements
Qualifying Exhibitors: The show is open to North American and Canadian craft and fine artists in all media who design and produce their own work. Imports, commercially mass-produced items, T-shirts, items made from kits, and assembled beads will not be accepted. Wearable art must be sewn by the exhibitor. Exhibits must consist only of work handcrafted by the artist.
The organizers attempt to avoid duplication or similarity of style or theme and limit the number of exhibitors in each category. Items judged by the organizers to be inconsistent with the kind or quality of work represented in the application must be removed at the organizers' request.
Exhibitors who have not applied nor been accepted as jewelers may not show jewelry.
Exhibiting artists must be present throughout the event.
Show Requirements
Adherence to the following rules during the show is necessary to maintain the quality of the show at a high level for artists and patrons. Non-compliance with the rules, outlined below, can result in requests for work to be removed from display and for sale, and/or expulsion from the show. If an artist is removed from the show, no booth fee refunds will be issued.- A photo ID (driver's license or passport) of the artist is required during check-in. In addition, the show has the right to check ID during the show.
- Artists must be present during the entire event. if accepted as collaboration, both artists must be present. No dealers, agents or representatives will be permitted. Leaving the show early or breaking down before the show is over will result in your losing any future confirmed show booth spaces and funds.
- Work done by a production studio is not acceptable. Crafts in the Cathedral wants artwork made by the hands of the artists selling the work. If the hands of others make the artwork, please don’t apply to the show. You will not be accepted. If you are a production studio, this show is not for you.
- Buy-sell and/or imports are not allowed. Work from kits, commercial designs, or done in classes/workshops are prohibited. Artists selling work that is not their own will be expelled from the show.
- Booth sharing is permitted under some circumstances. However, each exhibitor must be juried separately. There is an additional $350 share fee.
- Artists are responsible for proper insurance and protection of work and booth. Proof of insurance is due 45 days before the show. Rose Squared and Cathedral of St. John the Divine are not responsible for damage to work or booth due to accidents or unrelated incidents. You will need to have two COI's sent via email to rosesquaredartshows@gmail.com lising Rose Squared Art Shows/Art-Linx,LLC, 11816 Dinwiddie Drive, Rockville, MD 20852 and Cathedral of St. John the Divine,1047 Amsterdam Avenue, New York, NY 10025
- Booth assignment will not be provided until COI's have been issued to Rose Squared.
- All artists' work on display must be for sale.
- Artists may only exhibit work in the category in which they were juried. Exhibited work must be consistent in style, quality, and method with juried images. (e.g., All jewelry must be juried in the jewelry category; no glass jewelry in a glass booth unless such has been juried). Applicants must create 100% of all work displayed.
- Crafts at the Cathedral Policy regarding "bread & butter" pieces. We realize that in order to make shows financially feasible, some artists must sell less expensive "bread & butter" creations. Our guidelines regarding the sale of "bread & butter" pieces: 1) must NOT be the largest part of inventory that is displayed, and they should occupy only a small part of your booth and less than 10% of stock, 2) must be in the same style and category as the work you were accepted in. For example, a) note cards reproduced from an artist’s original work may be exhibited but in small quantity, or b) a wood turner may sell wooden pens provided they have created them and are displayed in small quantity. What you have juried with into the show should be the prime focus and occupy the vast majority of your booth.
- Prohibited at the show: commercially manufactured or reproduced items; (For example: posters, mouse pads, magnets, etc.); T-Shirts and commercial clothing; any item that employs the use of commercially available molds or patterns; items that have been purchased and then embellished.
- 2D Reproductions: All reproductions must be clearly labeled "reproduction" on the front of the piece or clearly labeled on front of a display bin. If you are a painter, we expect at least 50% of the display to be paintings hanging and not more prints than paintings.
- An artist’s statement describing the techniques, materials, and processes used in the creation of work should be posted visibly in the booth. Our patrons will appreciate this.
- Pipe and Drape is required. If you are using the tent frame, you must have drape (not tent walls) that goes to the ground. ProPanels are allowed instead of drapes if they are at least 8 foot tall. You will be able to rent Pipe & Drape prior to arriving at the show.
- No propping artwork outside your assigned space.
Jury Details
Average number of applications submitted each year
300
Average number of artists selected from the jury to participate in the event
90
Booth Information
- Pipe and Drape is required. If you are using the tent frame, you must have drape (not tent walls) that goes to the ground. Pipe and Drape rental is available.
- Pro Panels are allowed instead of drape if they are at least 8 foot tall and create a 10x10 space.
- All booths must be enclosed on three sides except corner booths, which must be enclosed on two sides. All fabric materials must conform to the New York City fire code. Any fabric used as backing must have a “class A interior finish rating,” where class A refers to having a flame-spread rating of 0-25.
- Drapes must come all the way to the floor.
- Bring LIGHTS! The Cathedral is very large and has high ceilings - light is a necessity and electricity is included in your booth fee. You must make the illumination of your booth a top priority. An electrician provides one outlet for each booth. Exhibitors need to bring their own power strips and lighting.
- Tables must be covered with wrinkle free linens to the floor.
- You may not use your tent walls or tops in this venue.
- All excess work and packing materials need to be properly stored in your booth or the designated storage rooms.
- Booth Spaces: Booth sizes are 10'x10', 10'x15' amd 10'x20' booths available. Total: 75 booths
- Booth sharing is permitted under some circumstances. However, each exhibitor must be juried separately. There is an additional $350 share fee.
Pipe & Drape - Pipe & Drape will be available to rent, as well as single pipe to hang your lights.
The cost for 10x10 P&D - 3 walls with black curtains is $295. You will receive order forms from us later in the year.
Loading & Unloading: Set-up and breakdown. We are setting aside all day Wednesday, December 2, Thursday, December 3, for set-up. You may not load in on Friday. The loading dock is on the north side of the cathedral. Since 6 cars may unload at any one time, a staggered schedule will be worked out with exhibitors well in advance of load-in. Assistance will be available for exhibitors loading and unloading.
***Porters will be available to assist with load in and tear down.
The cost for 10x10 P&D - 3 walls with black curtains is $295. You will receive order forms from us later in the year.
Loading & Unloading: Set-up and breakdown. We are setting aside all day Wednesday, December 2, Thursday, December 3, for set-up. You may not load in on Friday. The loading dock is on the north side of the cathedral. Since 6 cars may unload at any one time, a staggered schedule will be worked out with exhibitors well in advance of load-in. Assistance will be available for exhibitors loading and unloading.
***Porters will be available to assist with load in and tear down.
Refund Policy
Refunds and Cancellation fees: Cancellations prior to October 1 incur a $80 cancellation fee. If cancellation is made later than October 1, no refunds will be issued.
Additional Fees
10x10 Back Corner Booth: $920
Pipe & Drape w/Black Curtains: $295
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