Buda brings the Traditional Arts Fair to Castlemaine on Sunday November 17th from 10am till 4pm. Set amongst the spectacular spring garden Buda will showcase traditional arts, cooking and gardening in as many and varied forms as possible, in the spirit of the Leviny daughters. Embroidery, book binding, saffron, weaving, garden crafts, metalwork, felting, painting, jewellery, cooking, handmade body products, basket weaving and much more!
The fair will also feature handcrafted ice cream, coffee, a gourmet BBQ, Devonshire teas and light lunches. There will be something to satisfy every palate.
With three stages hosting free demonstrations, individual demonstrations at each stall, roving musicians and a special guest artist in residence, there will be plenty of entertainment and opportunities to learn. Families can enjoy children’s activities to keep the little ones engaged and entertained throughout the day. There will be a Make’n Take table where you can learn to make some beautiful copper wares and there will be guided tours of the house at various times throughout the day.
Master of Buda Traditional Arts workshops, Andrea McKey will help you use very simple techniques to make colourful and joyous plant pots to take home and brighten up your day.
1st Prize Handcrafted Quilt by Diane Linton worth $1200
2nd Prize Artisan wares by Andrea McKey $600
3rd Prize Basket of Buda produce $200
Plus! the every popluar Gingerbread house by Liz Beck
11.30am, 12.30pm, 1.30pm, 2.30pm
Buda’s specialist Tour Guides will take you on a tour of the house and tell you the story of the Leviny family.
Bookings required at the booking table, then meet at the rear of the house assembly area. (See map)
Special fair price $5