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Peters Valley Craft Show is Going Online!

This week we talk with Brienne Rosner, the Gallery Director of the Peters Valley School of Craft, located in Layton, New Jersey.

Peters Valley School of Craft, founded in 1970, is nestled amid the field, forests and streams of the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. The historic buildings have been adapted to serve as a gathering place for a thriving community of artists and environmentalists, thinks and changers of the world. Peters Valley is considered a thought leader in the field of fine craft and one of the top five institutions of its kind in the United States.

Peters Valley champions the unifying power of art, craft, and creativity; celebrating the diversity of our shared humanity. Their mission is to enrich lives through the learning, practice, and appreciate of fine crafts.

Enjoy the conversation between Eric and Brienne as they talk about the history of Peters Valley and the craft fair, what have been the challenges of establishing a virtual craft show, and to speculate on the future of the craft show market.

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