9th Annual Artisan & Heritage Fair - March 5
Posted: 12:00PM February 15, 2011

Learn a simple guitar song in one sitting
Meet folks like a dowser, a flintknapper & a Scherenschnitter
Wrap your hands around dough or weave wheat

Hatfield Township’s
9th Annual Artisan & Heritage Fair
11 am - 3 pm     Sat., March 5, 2011
Hatfield Twp. Municipal Building & Grounds
1950 School Road, Hatfield
Featuring
Artisans & Collectors Who Will Take You Back In Time
Kids’ Hands-On Experiences
Civil War Re-Enactors
Live Music By THE DRUCKENMILLERS
Food Service At Modest Cost

Free Admission And Parking * Information 215 855 0900
Sponsored by Penn Color, Inc. & Penn E & R,
with support from the Hatfield Chamber of Commerce

THE ARTISANS & EXHIBITORS

71st Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry

Jeanie Baskin — Rug Hooking

Linda Beiler — Wheatweaving

Loretta Belac — Pottery & Leaf Prints

Committee To Preserve the Memory of Hatfield Speedway

Music By The Druckenmillers

Joe Duffy — Beekeeping

Dave Fegley — Shaker Box Making

Carolee Fegley — Weaving

Lee Hallman — American Indian Artifacts Display

Hatfield Museum & History Society

Hatfield Township Shade Tree Commission

John Imhoff — Acoustic Roadshow

Keystone Quilt Guild — Quilting

Barb Miller — Clay Bird Houses

William Miller — Woodworking & Wood Resources

Christine Pennock — Pennsylvania German Fraktur

Melissa Rabinsky as Mary Todd Lincoln

Joanne Rosboschil — Scherenschnitte

St. Maria Goretti Church Youth Group — Food Service

Keith Schaffer — Dowsing

Marlene B. Smith — Artifact Designer

Thomas E. Smith — Cherokee Flintknapper

Velma Souder — Soapmaking

George Vinter — Early American Games & Toys

Bea Weidner — Sculptor-Baker