American Craft Council Baltimore Show 2004
The 28th annual American Craft Council Baltimore Show will feature the distinctive works of over 700 outstanding artists. Visitors to this once-a-year event will choose from a wide variety of beautifully hand-crafted works and have the opportunity to meet the artists who create them. Exceptional crafts on display include sculptural and functional works of clay, glass, metal, paper, fiber as well as wearable art, furniture and toys. Be sure to plan at least two days to fully experience the one-of-a-kind and limited edition works by jury-selected artists, to enjoy Walking Tours by leading experts and to see special demonstrations during the show.
Baltimore
Convention Center
One West Pratt Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
410-649-7000
Dates and Show
Hours
Friday, February
27 (10 am-9 pm)
Saturday, February 28 (10 am-6 pm)
Sunday, February 29 (10 am-5 pm)
Admission
$12 per person
$18 for a two-day pass
$25 introductory new membership at the Show only
Children under 12 admitted free
American Craft Council members admitted free. JOIN
NOW
Information: 410-583-5401
Craft Circle Membership: includes unlimited admission to all Council shows, access to the Craft Circle Lounge with private coat check and restrooms, complimentary Walking Tours by leading experts, light refreshments and six issues of the award winning American Craft magazine for only $75.
Travel Information
Discount airfare
and accommodations are available through Travel Planners, the official
travel agency for all American Craft Council Shows. Contact Travel Planners
at 800-221-3531 or 212-532-1660. To access the Travel
Planners Web site for on-line reservations, use either Internet Explorer
or Netscape 6.0.
Directions
If
traveling from the Washington, DC, area, take 95 North to exit 53,
(395 North Downtown Baltimore). Continue until Pratt Street. Turn right.
The Convention Center is two blocks down on the right.
From the North, take 83 South to the Maryland Avenue exit. Take a left onto Maryland Avenue and drive south to the Inner Harbor until you reach Pratt Street and the Convention Center.
Other information
is available from:
Baltimore Area Convention
and Visitors Association
Maryland Transit
Administration