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Gold Coast Artisan Fair

August 10th-11th, 2024

The popular Gold Coast Artisan Fair, sponsored by the Ludington & Scottville Area Chamber of Commerce, is usually held the second weekend of August at Ludington’s Rotary Park

The Gold Coast Artisan Fair happens each August and is open Saturday from 10am-5pm, and Sunday from 10am-4pm.

Located at Ludington’s Rotary Park (formerly City Park), over 170 vendors from across the state and beyond sell a variety of wonderful handmade items, jewelry, photographs, paintings, and more. Shop for gift items, or pick up something unique for your home. There’s something for everyone, including good things to eat!

Registration for the show is now closed.

Categories for vendors booths generally include:

Woodwork

Metals

Jewelry

Clothing

Paintings

Festival Food

And more! 

For more information on the Gold Coast Artisan Fair, please contact:

Ludington & Scottville Area Chamber of Commerce

5300 W. US-10, Ludington, MI  49431

(231) 845-0324

ludington.org

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