Aquinnah Artisans Fair Offers Handmade Crafts for the Holidays
Holiday fair was the fourth annual to take place in Aquinnah.
Holiday fair was the fourth annual to take place in Aquinnah.
Shoppers came from all Island towns to buy local handicrafts.
Shoppers came from all Island towns to buy local handicrafts.
Claus Smith with his pottery.
Claus Smith with his pottery.
Organizer Juli Vanderhoop had Orange Peel delicacies for sale.
Organizer Juli Vanderhoop had Orange Peel delicacies for sale.
Textiles by Ava Castro.
Textiles by Ava Castro.
Kayla Manning-Darcy and her artwork shared space with James Moreis.
Kayla Manning-Darcy and her artwork shared space with James Moreis.
A good crowd turned out for the event.
A good crowd turned out for the event.
Tysonnae Butterfly Woman of Red Tail Boutique offers handmade jewelry.
Tysonnae Butterfly Woman of Red Tail Boutique offers handmade jewelry.
Wood carvings by James Moreis.
Wood carvings by James Moreis.
Town hall was bustling over the weekend.
Town hall was bustling over the weekend.
Nearly two dozen vendors, many of them Wampanoag artists and artisans, set up booths for the fourth annual Aquinnah Artisans Holiday Fair. Wampum jewelry, children’s art, pottery, headwear, and handicrafts filled Aquinnah town hall this weekend as the holiday season shifted to Aquinnah.