Craft Show and Maker's Faire at the Santa Maria Masonic Lodge

Join us for a fun day of shopping locally created arts and crafts! We're showcasing local crafters and artisans covering all manner of exquisite, fun, homey, quirky, and breathtaking items made or refurbished by our friends and neighbors. Given that we've chosen to support all of our amazing veterans by donating proceeds to Brady's K9 Fund, we've dubbed this a Veteran's Celebration. The show is an excellent place to find beautiful gifts for the holiday season or any gift giving occasion as well as adding a custom touch to your home decor. Attendance is free!

Also available is the area-famous Santa Maria Masons Tri-Tip Sandwich Lunch can be pre-purchased until September 12 from either EventBrite or from any Santa Maria Mason. We sold out last year so be sure to get your ticket to guarantee your yummy fresh grilled tri-tip sandwhich made by the experts! This is a fundraiser lunch which will be available for pickup between 11 and 2 on the day of Show. Some lunches be available for those who join us for the event and want to enjoy the yummy goodness and support Brady's K9 Fund.

There are still a few spaces available for additional vendors until September 11. Please contact the organizer for more information.


All proceeds from this event and the lunch will be donated to the following organization:

Brady's K9 Fund: The mission is to protect the K9s who protect our communities. The goal is to provide every working dog in America with a lightweight ballistic vest. The LOF Defense Systems K9 StreetFighter is used by law enforcement and special forces K9 teams globally. Police K9s are incredible animals that take on so many tasks that humans just can’t do. They have the ability to detect explosive devices, narcotics, weapons, track fugitives and locate missing persons. These tasks often put the dogs in dangerous and potentially life threatening situations. In fact, the police K9s typically face a greater risk than their human counterparts since they are often sent in ahead to investigate dangerous situations. However, unlike the human officers, these K9s are not issued ballistic vests. Sadly, most law enforcement agencies don’t have the funds to purchase protective gear for their canine members. Smaller police departments can barely afford their K9 officers, let alone ballistic vests for each of them. In fact, many agencies are prohibited from allocating funds for purchase of equipment that is not for human use.


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