Floral arrangement in the church lower level courtesy of

Jeanne Diebel , Friend of the CCAA

Eagle Harbor Art Fair

Held the second weekend of every August.

2009 Aug. 8 & 9

St. Peters by the Sea Church and Grounds, Eagle Harbor, MI

Open hours on Saturday 10 AM -5 PM. Sunday noon - 4 PM

53 outdoor exhibitors.

Membership exhibits in the church lower level.

Art Fair booth application is available by writting to

CCAA

P.O. Box 24

Calumet. MI 49913

for information call 906.337.1252

OR

download and print from the link below

Booth Application

The weekend of August 8 and 9 art lovers and the curious will be flocking to Eagle Harbor, Michigan for the 49th annual Copper Country Associated Artist’s Eagle Harbor Fine Art Fair and Exhibition. Come rain or come shine, the hours of the exhibit are 10 AM to 5 PM on Saturday, August 8 and noon to 4 PM on Sunday, August 9.
The churchyard of St. Peter’s by the Sea will be filled with the creations of 53 artists and craftsmen. The broad spectrum of media and styles include hand-thrown pottery, watercolors, oils, hand-woven baskets, fabric, stained glass, hammered metal, wood working, jewelry, decorative arts and photography.
In the basement of the church will be recent work by the members of the Copper Country Associated Artists (CCAA) including the wonderful historic folk art paintings of this year’s featured artist Jerry Hammes of Calumet.

The Annual Art Fair and Exhibit in Eagle Harbor. combines recent work
by the members of the Copper Country Associated Artists (CCAA) and an
open air fair of fine art and fine craft from more than 65 invited,
artists from above and below the bridge. Each piece exhibited is
original and presented by the artist who designed and produced it. The
work includes watercolor and oil paintings, drawings, photography,
sculpture, quilting, fiber, pottery, jewelry, stained glass, silver,
iron, copper, stone, wood, bark, computer assisted drawings and
paintings and other materials. Of special interest, are the many
demonstrations of the technical and philosophic aspects of the work on
display.

Lindy Dahlstrom