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Join the Craft Fair Vendor Booking at the Historic Stranahan House Museum on October 4th. Connect with local artisans and the community for a day full of unique finds and friendly faces.
Join the Craft Fair Vendor Booking at the Historic Stranahan House Museum on October 4th. Connect with local artisans and the community for a day full of unique finds and friendly faces.
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Operated by Historic Stranahan House Museum · Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Experience a unique day at the Historic Stranahan House Museum in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, by participating in the Craft Fair Vendor Booking on Saturday, October 4th. From 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, this event offers an excellent opportunity for vendors and shoppers alike to connect with the local community in a beautiful historic setting. Whether you are a craftsman looking to showcase your artisanal creations or a visitor eager to discover distinctive handmade goods, this fair promises a welcoming and vibrant atmosphere. The museum grounds provide a charming backdrop filled with culture and history, creating an inviting space for meaningful interactions. Enjoy browsing diverse offerings, from handmade jewelry to unique artworks, all while supporting local talent. For those interested in booking a vendor spot or learning more, Missi is available via email to answer inquiries and provide details. This event not only encourages creativity and entrepreneurship but also fosters community spirit in Fort Lauderdale. Be sure to plan your visit around this special event to enjoy a memorable day full of discovery and connection.
easy.
4 hours.
Minimal physical effort; suitable for all fitness levels.
Email Missi at the Historic Stranahan House Museum for availability and booking details.
Yes, there is free parking available nearby for vendors and visitors.
Yes, vendors are encouraged to bring their own tables and tents for display.
Food and beverages are not provided, so vendors and visitors should plan accordingly.
Yes, the Historic Stranahan House Museum grounds are wheelchair accessible.
Handmade crafts, artisanal goods, and original artworks are welcome. Contact Missi for specifics.
The Stranahan House Museum is the oldest surviving structure in Fort Lauderdale, showcasing early 1900s Florida pioneer history.
The museum supports local preservation efforts and encourages sustainable practices among event vendors and visitors.
Historic Stranahan House Museum preserves and interprets the story of Fort Lauderdale’s early pioneers and the family who shaped the city’s beginnings: Frank and Ivy Stranahan. Located on the New River, the museum operates the original early-1900s structure and offers guided tours, seasonal programs, and community-focused events led by knowledgeable docents. Docents present intimate guided tours (limited to 10 guests) that trace the Stranahans’ trading post, civic leadership, and domestic life, using primary sources and period interpretation to create engaging, accurate narratives. Ticketed experiences include Victorian Christmas Tours with costumed interpreters, Cookies with Santa family photo sessions, the Founding Families Fall Festival, themed History Happy Hours, a Stranahan Speakeasy evening, craft fairs with vendor participation, and signature fundraisers such as Pineapple Jam. An active Capital Campaign supports construction of a state-of-the-art education center, upgraded public facilities, and a welcoming courtyard to expand school programs, accessible exhibits, and community gatherings. As a nonprofit steward of local heritage, the museum partners with historians, educators, and preservationists to maintain the site and deliver educational programming for families, students, and history enthusiasts. Advance booking is recommended for limited-capacity tours and ticketed events. Visitors can expect an authentic period setting, thoughtful interpretation, a curated gift shop, and opportunities to support preservation through donations and event participation.
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