Pleasanton Harvest Festival Rolls Out Exciting 'Shop and Crop' Scrapbooking Feature

The Pleasanton Harvest Festival, one of the largest indoor arts and crafts shows on the West Coast, has introduced a new Scrapbooking feature that both appeals to both the die-hard and amateur scrapbookers.
By: Liz Stigge
 
June 20, 2011 - PRLog -- The Pleasanton Harvest Festival® Original Art and Craft Show is returning to the Alameda County Fairgrounds September 16-18, bringing with it a brand new Scrapbooking feature that will add an interactive element to the event.

For the first time, the show will offer a ‘Shop and Crop’ feature, taking place during the event in the Hall of Commerce building. Die-hard scrapbook fans will get the rare opportunity purchase their own table space and spend the day scrapbooking, shopping and even staying late into the night to work on their scrapbooks, win prizes and socialize with friends in a lively atmosphere.

“We’re thrilled to incorporate this new scrapbooking  addition to our show and believe this will bring a fun new activity to our event” said Nancy Glenn, Harvest Festival Show Manager. “It will give true craft enthusiasts an opportunity to work on their scrapbooks and still be able to take a break to shop, have lunch and enjoy some fabulous entertainment.”

Space at the ‘Shop and Crop’ Scrapbooking area must be reserved by August 25, 2011, and the fees range in price from $30 up to $240. The special feature will be open from 10am – 10pm on Friday and Saturday and from 10am-4pm on Sunday. Anyone who purchases space on both Friday and Saturday will receive a free space for Sunday.

The Pleasanton Harvest Festival® has also brought in a wide variety of brand new entertainment acts that are sure to appeal to even the most discerning music fan. Making their debut on the Harvest Festival stage is the Bad Catz, a Sacramento-based band that plays a wide variety of Rock, Rhythm and Blues. Also based out of Sacramento are the Fargo Brothers, a band that has played their unique brand of roots rock and roll at well over 3,000 shows across the country.

In each city that the show stops in, the Harvest Festival will partner with non-profit organizations to help give back to each community which hosts an event. The Liberty High Cheer Squad, based out of Brentwood, CA, will be the official charity of the show and will receive a portion of the proceeds from shopping bag sales and all of the proceeds from the parcel check. The Alameda County Community Food Bank will also be at the Pleasanton Harvest Festival® handing out $2 off admission coupons to any attendees that bring non-perishable food donations to the event.

The Harvest Festivals boast over 24,000 handmade arts and crafts, including jewelry, woodturnings, art and photography, specialty foods, clothing, décor and more. Attendees can interact directly with vendors, watch artist demonstrations, taste delicious foods and enter to win amazing prizes, such as the grand prize Americana quilt. Don’t miss the chance to start the fall off with a bang and shop thousands of American handmade gifts in style at the Pleasanton Harvest Festival®.

What:  The Pleasanton Harvest Festival® Original Art and Craft Show
When: September 16-18, Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton, CA
Show Hours:   Friday and Saturday: 10 am – 6pm, Sunday: 10 am – 5pm
Shop & Crop Hours:   Friday and Saturday: 10 am -10pm, Sunday: 10am – 4pm
Tickets:   Adults: $9, Seniors (62+): $7, Youth (13-17): $4, Kids 12 and Under: Free
Info:  Call 800-346-1212 or visit www.harvestfestival.com
Press:  Contact the Larose Group at 650-548-6700 or email lstigge@prmagic.com  

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Source:Liz Stigge
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