Plans to make the annual Tasmanian Craft Fair at Deloraine even better are in motion according to event director Tim Biggs.
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The Rotarian said organisers would host more entertainment options and have a special focus on involving children in the fair, along with a number of other new options.
“We had a brainstorming immediately after the craft fair to look at what our options would be and what we might change, so it’s a long process,” he said.
“It’s not quite certain yet, but we hope to have a collaboration with the UTAS Architecture and Design department to create what I’m calling a portal which will be some sort of structure that the very talented students will come up with.
“It will just be something that will be a little bit whimsical I hope, and something that people can see and know that they are now in the spirit of the craft fair.”
The event will be held from November 4 to 7 at various locations across Deloraine.
