Celebration of Heritage Craft
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Mill Hollow Works’ annual Celebration of Heritage Craft is back Nov 7, 10 – 3pm! Monadnock Region’s original community-wide field day for people who would rather make it, grow it, build it, and fix it. Visitors shop for thoughtfully made goods from regional artists and craftspeople, meet the farm animals, enjoy local food, and spend the day exploring the Mill Hollow Works campus.
Spend the day watching skilled craftspeople at work, asking questions, handling tools and materials, and trying traditional techniques for yourself. Demonstrations and hands-on workshops will highlight the practical skills, rural traditions, and handmade work that continue to shape our region.
Shop from local makers, meet the farm animals, explore the Mill Hollow Works campus, eat good food, and enjoy live music from returning favorites JD and the Stonemasons – New England’s Most Rollicking Band of Traditional Musicians.
This is more than a craft fair. It is a gathering of makers, farmers, families, students, and neighbors—a celebration of local knowledge, sustainable living, strong communities, and the enduring value of knowing how to make something with your own hands.
Admission is free. Some workshops may require advance registration and a materials fee. Demonstrations, workshops, vendors, and food offerings will be announced closer to the event.
Spend the day watching skilled craftspeople at work, asking questions, handling tools and materials, and trying traditional techniques for yourself. Demonstrations and hands-on workshops will highlight the practical skills, rural traditions, and handmade work that continue to shape our region.
Shop from local makers, meet the farm animals, explore the Mill Hollow Works campus, eat good food, and enjoy live music from returning favorites JD and the Stonemasons – New England’s Most Rollicking Band of Traditional Musicians.
This is more than a craft fair. It is a gathering of makers, farmers, families, students, and neighbors—a celebration of local knowledge, sustainable living, strong communities, and the enduring value of knowing how to make something with your own hands.
Admission is free. Some workshops may require advance registration and a materials fee. Demonstrations, workshops, vendors, and food offerings will be announced closer to the event.
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Where is it happening?
149 Hurricane Road, Keene, NH, United States, New Hampshire 03431
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Host or PublisherThe Craft School at Mill Hollow Works
