Join us on Saturday, March 6, for Hatfield Township’s 8th Annual Artisan & Heritage Fair, an annual showcase of the arts, trades, and skills of years gone by.

Meet folks like a dowser, a flintknapper, and a Scherenschnitter. Sink your hands into clay, weave wheat, watch a baker sculpt cookies out of dough, and learn to play the guitar at interactive exhibits. Enjoy live music and festival food, too.

This free event is made possible by sponsors: Penn Color, Inc. and Penn E & R, with support from the Hatfield Chamber of Commerce.

• 71st Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
• Wheatweaving, Linda Beiler
• Pottery, Loretta Belac
• Committee To Preserve the Memory of Hatfield Speedway
• Beekeeping, Joe Duffy
• Shaker Box Making, Dave Fegley
• Weaving, Carolee Fegley
• American Indian Artifacts Display, Lee Hallman
• Hatfield Museum & History Society
• Hatfield Township Shade Tree Commission
• Acoustic Roadshow, John Imhoff
• Quilting, Keystone Quilters
• Little Zion Acoustic Ensemble
• Pennsylvania German Fraktur, Christine Pennock
• Scherenschnitte, Joanne Rosboschil
• St. Maria Goretti Church Youth Group
• Dowsing, Keith Schaffer
• Artifact Designer, Marlene B. Smith
• Cherokee Flintknapper, Thomas E. Smith
• Soapmaking, Velma Souder
• Early American Games & Toys, George Vinter
• Cookie Dough Sculpting, Bea Weidner