Our Members Are professional Craft Artisans, Students of Craft & Those who Champion high quality, local & Handmade 

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Upcoming Info Session: The Jurying Process & Craft Critique

Date: Saturday, April 20th, 2024
Time: 1 pm – 3 pm
Location: Fredericton (Exact location to be confirmed with participants)
Open To: General Members & Non-Members

Curious about what it means to go through the jurying process?Join us for an in person session where we’ll dispel the common misconceptions about becoming a juried member of Craft NB; Review the standards of quality the jury is looking for in your pieces; and have one of your items critiqued to give you a better understanding of the process.

You don’t have to be professionally trained or involved in the craft scene to become a juried member. You simply need to create hand-made crafts of exceptional quality, and have the desire to be seen as a professional in your field.

This session is FREE for General Members to attend. Non-members/members of the public are invited to join Craft NB as a General Member ($50/year) in order to participate in this event and future 2024 events & sessions.

Come learn about the jurying process and start creating your craft portfolio! Registrations for this info session will be accepted until April 10th, 2024.

Please Note: The Jurying Submission dates have changed! If you have paid your Jurying Application Fee, you must drop off items for jurying the week of June 10th-14th from 8:30 am – 10:30 am. We have pushed back the drop off dates to allow applicants to attend this info session and create/adjust work before submitting.

Want to become Juried Member

of Craft NB?

Jurying sessions typically happen twice a year, in the spring and in the fall. The drop-off deadline for the next session of jurying is June 10th to 14th, 2024. Please contact Emily at communications@craftnb.ca with any questions you may have about jurying, and to set up a time for drop-off! Please note that our in-office hours may change week-to-week, so setting up a time for drop-off is necessary.

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You will have access to the community of active professional craftspeople, their events, exhibitions, workshops and information sources. You can receive discounts and free passes and add your voice to the decision making processes that guide this longstanding tradition of authenticity and integrity which life in the crafts inspires.

For the professional craftsperson, joining Craft NB entitles you to participate in the cultural heritage of our province at a fundamental level.

You will become a part of a lively community of professional craftspeople and craft enthusiasts and have the opportunity to participate and engage in the events, exhibitions, workshops and information sources. By joining Craft NB you can take advantage of many membership benefits including discounts and passes, a health insurance plan designed specifically for artists, advice on funding opportunities, input on future programs and workshops, and access to various provincial, national and international opportunities

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