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Fair Schedule
The 2026 summer fair lineup is shaping up!
- Barn Sale Sat July 4, 9-2: set up on the driveway along my house and barn, with a fuller inventory and a few larger items that aren't easy to bring to a craft fair. Some additional items are available from my artist daughter, and we'll have yard sale items. After, visit the shops along the street as we're in the heart of the village. The barn is on the driveway at 152 Route 6A, Yarmouth Port. Parking is on the opposite side of the street or at the Urology center a few buildings to the west.
- Barn Sale Sat July 11, 8-12: one more round at the head of the driveway, with all of the shops nearby, along with several restaurants for breakfast or lunch.
- Sat/Sun July 25/26: Brewster Summer Craft Festival. Drummer Boy Park in Brewster is easily accessible and scenic, with nearly 100 vendors to browse.
- Sat/Sun August 15/16: Craft Fest Cotuit, booth #99 on School Street in Cotuit. This is one of Cape Cod's biggest shows for artists. There are well over 100 booths along with food, music, and more. It's a two-day festival with something for everyone.
- Appointments to visit the barn can always be scheduled as well.
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Stores
- Dun: 174 Commercial Street, Provincetown. This small store in front of the Brasswood Inn has a carefully curated mix of artists, from clothing to jewelry to home decor. Its location makes it easy to stroll Ptown's downtown shops and restaurants.
- Seagulls Landing: 159 Route 6A, Yarmouth Port. This general store in the heart of a quaint and historic village offers everything from coffee and snacks to games to home decor. It promotes local artists and small businesses.
Articles & News Segments
WCVB Channel 5Boston newscaster Doug Meehan stopped by the barn to see some of these products, learn more about them, how they're made, and to explore some of the history behind them. To watch Doug's two-minute overview, click here.
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Read the Edible Cape Cod article on New England Good Life!It's with great appreciation that Edible Cape Cod published a recent article on New England Good Life. Read Edible Cape Cod's fantastic article for more information.
They also have great information on all sorts of local restaurants, vendors, and so on. Their print version is in a number of stores around Cape Cod as well, so grab one when you run across it. Shout-out to the local companies that were sourced for the great spread that was captured in this photo: Lighthouse Keeper's Pantry, Peterson's Market, Pain D'Avignon, Chequessett Chocolate, Chatham Fish & Lobster, and Cape Cod Potato Chips... definitely worth a try! |
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Read the Cape Cod Life 2026 Annual Guide article on New England Good Life!
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