Handmade Holiday Dayton

This year’s Handmade Holiday will feature wares from dozens of local artisan vendors, craft displays, holiday desserts, and more. Food and refreshment will be available on site. Admission is free and open to the public.

Handmade Holiday began in 2008. The first event, called 50 Under 50, was held in the former c{space and bolstered 50 crafters and artisans. In 2009 the name was changed to Handmade Holiday. In 2010 the show was moved to the Cannery building then to St. Clair Lofts in 2011. In 2012, Handmade Holiday was moved to its current home, the Yellow Cab Building. For 8 years, Handmade Holiday has become a staple in your holiday shopping experience.

Handmade Holiday consists of only local artisans with their handmade wares. By purchasing products at Handmade Holiday, customers are supporting local small businesses while providing their loved ones with a unique cherished gift handmade by someone within their own community.