Each One of a Kind Show and Sale features an endless selection of handcrafted items created by talented Canadian artists and craftspeople.

Lansdowne Park is conveniently located at 1015 Bank Street in the heart of Ottawa's fashionable Glebe district, just minutes from downtown. Lansdowne is at the intersection of Bank St. and the Rideau Canal.

Held at the Big Four, Stampede Park in Calgary

The Butterdome Spring Craft Sale takes place at the University of Alberta Butterdome located at 87 Avenue and 114 Street in Edmonton

Windsor's Summer Art in the Park exhibit is one of Ontario's largest outdoor summer art and craft show and sale with exhibitors from all over Ontario displaying their work in booths set up around the 15 acres of grounds surrounding the beautiful Willistead Mansion in the Walkerville section of Windsor, Ontario.

On this midsummer's weekend, come to beautiful Riverside Park because you can't miss the opportunity to sample the sparkling lineup of entertainment, vendors, and activities planned! Faery Fest Inc. aims to bring you the best in local performing and visual arts all with a fantasy twist that will delight faeries and humans of all ages.

Come to Home County Folk Festival in downtown London, Ontario. As Londons longest running FREE ADMISSION music festival, it has been a tradition for the past 36 years, bringing together generations and transforming the park into an exciting family celebration of Canadian music, dance, and the arts. Come experience culture from across the country all in one festival! More details coming soon!

The Haliburton 46th annual arts and crafts festival will be celebrated at Head Lake park, featuring over 100 artisans. For forty six years Canadians and tourists have been experiencing this great July experience. Come experience the summer fun with us, and lets see if we can find some great costume attire for your kids!

The Huronia Festival of Arts and Crafts is one of the largest Arts and Crafts shows in Canada. Presented by the Barrie Art Club and Kiwanis Club of Barrie, the show features nearly 400 artisans and craftspeople who are carefully selected to ensure the Festival meets the high standards set for over 40 years.

The 22nd Annual Marshville Heritage Festival celebrates the rural heritage of the Village of Wainfleet (formerly Marshville) circa 1850. There are 14 buildings restored by the volunteers of the Marshville Heritage Society Inc. located on the grounds of the Village. During the Festival visitors may tour these buildings, see many hands-on demonstrations of yesteryear, and shop at the 100+ crafter venues. Also an antique car show on Sat & Sun. Lots of entertainment throughout the weekend.

An exciting day filled with unique crafts, great entertainment, Olde Tyme activities and great food awaits the entire family. The entire site is wheelchair accessible. For many, the highlight of the day is a unique Queen Contest where eligible "young ladies" call a hog, flip pancakes, hammer nails, and even milk a cow!

Now in its twelfth season, the faire is an interactive day consisting of vendors, hands-on displays, food & beverages, games, celtic music, magic, swordplay, ceili (old-fashion Irish dance), authentic costumes & decorations, plus much more.

The Balls Falls Thanksgiving Festival celebrates it's 37th anniversary in 2011. This unsurpassed fall craft show is held every year on the Canadian Thanksgiving Weekend at Ball's Falls Conservation Area in Jordan, Ontario. More than 140 artisans and crafters will be featured, as well as daily live entertainment, children's attractions and entertainers, heritage activities and tours and of course Ball's Falls itself.

2011 marks the 38th Annual FAIR NOVEMBER 2011 Juried Craft Sale.

The One of a Kind Trade Show is all about artisians showing off their most unique holiday gift ideas. The show is a celebration of artistic creativity and design originality. It is a must-see, world class holiday shopping event.

The Butterdome Christmas Craft Show takes place at the University of Alberta Butterdome located at 87 Avenue and 114 Street in Edmonton