Art vs. Craft’s last event will take place on Nov. 30, according to founder and organizer, Faythe Levine.
Levine, who is an artist and filmmaker, produced 14 fairs – originally it was a bi-annual event – and is ready to put her energy into other projects.
The final Art vs. Craft takes place in the Harley-Davidson Museum from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is $5 for people 14 and older; 13 and younger get in free.
I participated in the first three Art vs. Crafts and attended almost every one after. It's definitely the end of an era in Milwaukee, but the indie event had a great run and helped to cultivate a new vision of crafting around the world.
Where will I do my holiday shopping now?
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