Craft and Design Show

The Craft and Design Show, produced by the Visual Arts Center of Richmond, is a premier contemporary craft event that showcases exceptional museum-quality craft. Holding its 61st edition, the event is set in the historic Main Street Station in Richmond, United States, and attracts over 9,000 visitors eager to explore and purchase from more than 170 artists and crafters from across the country. Since its inception in 1964, the show has evolved into a vibrant weekend-long event, offering not only an impressive marketplace but also engaging activities such as live artist demonstrations and family-friendly workshops, complemented by local food and drink options. Among the featured artists, ceramicist Yeonsoo Kim stands out with his unique Onggi-inspired vessels, blending his lifelong drawing practice with traditional craft. Sculptor Teresa Audet captivates attendees with her multi-disciplinary mixed-media pieces that incorporate carved wood, woven rattan, and cast paper pulp. The event als