SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 6TH, 2008 9:00AM– 4:00PM
Rain Date September 7th

175 Unique Crafters • Collectibles • Antiques • Food • Music • Art • Fun

Wood Street Fair is a much anticipated annual event which takes place, in the midst of the Historic City of Burlington, New Jersey. Brought to you by the Colonial Burlington Foundation this popular event draws over 25,000 visitors and is comprised of more then 175 of the areas finest artisans and crafters.

Like previous years, this year’s fair will consist of numerous award winning artists spanning Wood Street and along the Riverfront. The work presented for sale will include items such as wood workings, stained glass, jewelry, bath products, embroidery, quilts, ceramics, crafts and more. There will be three food courts and lots of free parking. Additionally, there will be tours of historic homes, scrumptious bake goods and a late afternoon Jazz Festival. Don’t miss out on all of the FUN, EXCITEMENT and ENTERTAINMENT to be had at this year’s Wood Street Fair!

Entertainment & Events

• Tour for free one of New Jersey’s oldest houses, the Revell House (ca. 1685), fabled site of Burlington's hospitality to Benjamin Franklin

• Feast on yummy treats such as Gingerbread, Pumpkin, Blueberry or Cranberry Breads & Gingerbread Men

• Tour the Carriage House (ca. 1876) between 11:00am-4:00pm

• Browse Fine Art - 'Art in the City' located at the Bank of America's grassy knoll on the 300 block of Wood Street

• Riverfront Jazz Festival on RIVERFRONT PROMENADE starting at 3:00pm

• Visit New Jersey’s Official Tall Ship, the historic oyster schooner 'A. J. Meerwald' FREE on-deck tours NOON-3:00pm - Morning & Evening Sails

Information

DRIVERS: Park FREE behind the Shoppes on High Street one block away.

Ride RiverLINE directly to the Wood Street Fair. Disembark at the Burlington Towne Centre Station, just 1/2 block from all the fun!

NO PETS ALLOWED and NO SOLICITATION

Wood Street Fair sponsored by Colonial Burlington Foundation and City of Burlington Tourism Council to benefit the Revell House restoration and tourism. Visit www.tourburlington.org