21st Annual Crafts at the Cathedral

From 21st Annual Crafts at the Cathedral Website:

Crafts at the Cathedral, a fine juried crafts show that benefits the work of the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine and its congregation is moving this year into the Cathedral itself after twenty successful years in Synod Hall. We will be filling the center of the nave of the worlds largest gothic cathedral with artists and who will be showing and selling their own exquisitely made work! The nave of the cathedral is of enormous scale and beauty. The floors of green Vermont slate, the soaring columns, the gothic arches, spectacular stained glass windows--St John the Divine is overwhelming in its beauty. What better location to show off your work?

The Cathedral is a prime tourist destination. Situated on the bustling Upper West Side just south of Columbia University, Teachers College, Jewish and Union Theological Seminaries and the Manhattan School of Music, visits are highest during the holiday season. By moving this successful and beloved show into the Cathedral and not charging an admission fee, we will take advantage of this high foot traffic, more than doubling attendance at the show. Moving to the Cathedral also allows us to expand the show from the 56 spaces in Synod Hall to at least 84 spaces.