Piedmont Craftsmen began in 1963 when a group of friends gathered to share their love of handmade craft. What started as a simple conversation grew into a guild of artists and collectors devoted to preserving and celebrating regional craft traditions. Over 60 years later, our mission continues to grow. Click the button below to read more about our history!

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THE FAIR IS COMING! THE FAIR IS COMING!

Save the Date: Nov 22nd -23rd

Join us for Piedmont Craftsmen’s 62nd Craft Fair! The Fair showcases one-of-a-kind handmade gifts, wearables, furniture, functional wares, & more from over 100 artists from across the United States.

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62nd Piedmont Craftsmen Fair Tickets

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Special Admission Offers:
Kids under 18: Free admission
K–12 Educators: Free admission with valid school ID

Don’t miss this opportunity to experience artistry, creativity, and community all under one roof!

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Stitched in Stone: A Journey of Crystals and Quilts

October 3rd - November 29th

We are proud to present our Artists of the Month exhibition featuring the vibrant quilts of Susan Webb Lee and the crystalline-glazed ceramics of Marie Wright.

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View the 2025 Exhibition Schedule Brochure HERE

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Art and craft education enrich our community. We champion fine craft & art education. We invite you to engage with our artists.

Unlike traditional non-profits, we strive to build a timeless bond with the community through membership, education and exhibitions.

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One Year After Hurricane Helene: Supporting Artists in Recovery

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Piedmont Craftsmen show features work of beloved Lexington potter Clyde Gobble; pieces culled from 58 boxes of his work