Nov. 9: District artists team up for craft show to benefit NSEA Food Pantry
315 Clay Co. Hosts Arts and Crafts Show in Cicero To Benefit the NSEA Food PantryLocal Artists and Artisans Join Forces for a Day of Crafts, Community, and Giving Back
On Saturday, November 9, 2024, 315 Clay Co. is thrilled to host an Arts and Crafts Show at the MACC Center in Cicero Commons, 5575 Meltzer Ct., Cicero, NY. Running from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, this free event will showcase a variety of artisans, including painters, potters, woodworkers, and jewelers. Additionally, there will be handmade soaps, pickles, and a free kids’ craft table to encourage creativity among younger attendees.
This year’s show proudly highlights the work of four local staff members: Megan Paye (Allen Rd. Art) Amanda Blackburn (CNS Art), Kara Daviau (CNS Art), Carlee Coutu (CNS Speech Pathologist), and Amy Haven (CNS Art) who bring a unique perspective and talent to the exhibition.
In the spirit of the season, 315 Clay Co. will also host a donation drive to benefit the NSEA Food Pantry, with opportunities for attendees to contribute non-perishable food items or monetary donations to support local families.
"With the holiday season approaching, this show is a fantastic way to celebrate our local artisans while also supporting the community," said [Your Name], representative of 315 Clay Co. "The addition of a kids’ craft table makes it a truly family-friendly event, and we’re excited to welcome everyone."
Event Details:
• Date: Saturday, November 9, 2024
• Time: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
• Location: MACC Center, Cicero Commons, 5575 Meltzer Ct., Cicero, NY
• Featured Artisans: Painters, Potters, Woodworkers, Jewelers
• Additional Items: Handmade soaps, pickles
• Free Kids’ Craft Table: Activities for children to enjoy
• Featured Staff Exhibitors: Megan Paye (Allen Rd. Art) Amanda Blackburn (CNS Art), Kara Daviau (CNS Art), Carlee Coutu (CNS Speech Pathologist), Amy Haven (CNS Art)
• Admission: Free
• Donation Collection: NSEA Food Pantry
315 Clay Co. is dedicated to supporting Central New York artisans through workshops, community events, and showcasing handcrafted work that celebrates local creativity and culture.
