Beloved Arts and Crafts Show in the Midwest Returns for 25th Year

by Kate Nixon

Twin Cities Arts and Crafts / 20th Century Design Sale

The 25th Anniversary Show

Saturday, September 20 from 10am – 5pm and Sunday, September 21 from 10 am – 3pm

Minnesota State Fairgrounds at the Progress Center Building, St. Paul, Minnesota

Admission is $10.00

Click here to visit the Show website

The Twin Cities Arts and Crafts / 20th Century Design Sale at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds in St. Paul, Minnesota. Photo courtesy of Eastwood Gallery.

One of the largest shows selling Arts & Crafts era antiques will return to St. Paul, Minnesota for its 25th year.

Starting Saturday, September 20th, the Twin Cities Arts & Crafts/20th Century Design Sale will kick off its 25th show at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds in St. Paul. The show will run from Saturday, September 20th (from 10am – 5pm) to Sunday, September 21st (from 10 am – 3pm) and held at the Fairgrounds’ Progress Center Building, where the show had been held for over 20 years.

 

A Jan Schmuckal painting with a Dard Hunter frame sold during a past Twin Cities Show. Photo courtesy of Dard Hunter.

Arts and Crafts Era furniture featured in Kindred Styles Antiques’s booth at a past Twin Cities Show. Photo courtesy of Eastwood Gallery’s Facebook page.

 

The show organizers, Cameron Quintal and Brian Smith of Eastwood Gallery. Photo courtesy of Eastwood Gallery.

Over 25 dealers from across the country will be exhibiting everything from Mission to Modern.  Some familiar faces to those who know the Grove Park Inn show include the following dealers and artisans:

Additional exhibitors will come from across the country, bringing items from the Arts and Crafts Movement as well as mid-century modern. Click here to see the updated list of exhibitors.

St. Paul, Minnesota has been the home for the Annual Twin Cities Arts & Crafts 20th Century Design Show & Sale, where Arts and Crafts collectors travel to the Minnesota State Fairgrounds for the in-person show and sale.  The annual show and sale remained the largest event in the Midwest region featuring mission furniture and accessories of the American Arts and Crafts Movement; among the selections offered to the excited showgoers were metalwork, pottery, textiles, art, and lighting, a wide selection that Midwestern Arts and Crafts enthusiasts took advantage of.

 

Check Eastwood Gallery’s own website www.tc20design.com for more information.

 

 

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