Whew, what an action-packed weekend! To judge based on those of you that we spoke with afterwards everyone had a great time and learned TONS. Please post any blog wrap-ups or press in the comments and we will be sure to add them to the list!
Special thanks again to all of our sponsors who made the event possible.
A flickr pool of photos from the weekend
Photobooth silliness from the Gala
So you want to see the city? Well let us birds of a feather flock together and check out some of the cool and crafty sights in San Francisco. Tour will start at 3 pm at La Boulange, 500 Hayes St (between Laguna St & Octavia St). We’ll make our way through the Hayes Valley and then over to Lower Haight for cocktails and the first Craft Congress dinner!
If you want to catch up later, come find us at Danny Coyles (668 Haight) around 5 p.m. for cocktail hour hosted by Readymade magazine.
Dinner will be served at 6 at Cafe International (508 Haight).
Around 7:30, we will be wrapping up dinner and headed out to any number of cool happenings in the area. This is subject to change, but here are a few of the current suggestions:
Discarded to Divine: de Young Museum
Velvet da Vinci: Enric Majoral art opening
Lower Haight First Friday: music and art
Here is the info on what the final order of things has turned up to be - and final details on Friday’s activities. All sessions will be held at Brava Theatre 2789 24th St SF. Craft Con 2008 Complete Schedule
Here are all of the organizations that have sponsored us! We want to thank them for helping to make this event possible.
We love Maker Faire not only for helping to make the conference possible, but also because it is just so freaking fun! What could be better than a whole fairground filled with the craftiest scientists and the savviest crafters from all over the place? Oh, and fire.
Buyer’s Market of American Craft
