Everyone is welcome to bring their art to display, share and trade. If you want to sell, please do it on the sly because, technically, it is not legal to sell without the festival having a business license. That being said, every year at least several women have anyways brought their wares to set up and sell and it has never been a problem. Anyone selling is personally responsible and liable for any breach of law. not me. so I suggest to keep it subtle.
You are encouraged to TRADE and share and give freely, and appreciate the artwork of our sisters. This is an amazing opportunity for all of us to network, get our name out there- whether it's a service or a product.  So bring your business cards, samples to share, portfolio, small cards of your art to give away, etc....

Anyone selling anything or service at the fair must agree to a 10% tithe to festival expenses in exchange for the money making opportunity

Beautiful Women Artists Unite
 במקום לעמוד ולמכור אמנות כולן מוזמנות להחליף שם את סחורם אחת עם השנייה! כיוון שאין לנו רשיון למסחר. האמת היא שזה הרבה יותר משתלב לאווירה של הפסטיבל להשאיר את הכסף בצד ולתת ולהחליף סתם ולהעריך את האמנות של השנייה. זה זמן ממש
...טוב לפרסם את עצמך ואת מוצריך
 
The long awaited dawn is rising,
Dancing and Singing by the sea
Time to gather our treasure sparks
​that are buried inside you and me.

Bless the "new" light of the moon,
Join the circle dance, redemption is coming soon!
Send a jpg of your artwork, your writing, songs, dance, videos, etc. to avivajodi@gmail.com if you would like to be featured here. (upgraded site page bh coming soon) We don't have to wait till the festival… start the circle online!

A feast for the eyes
a treat for your heart
Send in a picture
Let's share our Art!!!!!
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"Dance of the Sea" by Kalilah Malka Lichtenstein

http://kalilahmalkah.com
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"Matan Torah"
Kalilah Malkah
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Felt Art by Shoshana Lubin
Are you ready to make one??!

 "It's made from 100% wool with a wet felting technique. I refer to it as 'painting with fiber' "
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The color of Aleph
by Basia Heiman