2016 CHRISTMAS ARTS & CRAFTS SHOW
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Mark your calendar for Saturday, November 21st at the Roger Mills Ag Pavilion! The Cheyenne Chamber Arts & Crafts Show will be in full swing that day. Doors open at 9:00 a,m and close at 4:00 p.m.
This year's show features lots of new vendors as well as returning favorites. We have been spotlighting vendors every week. This week we are spotlighting the following vendors.
Meagan Logan is returning this year. Meagan's booth will feature Makeup and skincare products.
Carolyn Gwartney is with us every year. Her booth is always popular. Carolyn has Stanley and Fuller Brush products.
Sandra McManus is a new vendor from Camargo. She has stained and leaded glass. She also has recycled glass.
Kay Caudle is returning for her second year. Kay will have house plants, scrubbies, pillows and balloons.
Terry and Deana Moon from Borger, TX. Everything Under the Moon features jewelry, makeup, homemade scented wax melts and cell phone accessories.
Don Whinery is from Sayre. Don has attended our show in the past and is returning again this year. Don has Cowboy Caskets, custom knives and wood carvings.
Nancy Lawrence is from Vici. This is her first year. Nancy has beaded jewelry and knitted curly scarves.
Emilie Aburgey is from Elk City. This is Emilie;s first year with us. Her booth will feature Tupperware.
Sumer Kamphaus is from Burns Flat. Sumer is a returning vendor. Her booth features Origami Owl Jewelry.
Doris Faust is from Fay. She is a returning favorite. Doris has delicious homemade peanut brittle, chocolate covered peanut brittle and seasoned pretzels.
Jana Austin is from Erick. Jana is a returning vendor. Her booth features Premier Jewelry, LipSense and Monat Haircare.
C & P Treasures is a returning vendor Penny and Cindy Clift's booth will feature Folkmanis Puppets, T-shirts, toys, scarves, critter hats and home decor items.
The UMW ladies will have a booth to raise for the Summer Lunch Program. They will have Christmas items and food items.
Lots of great booths full of unique and special items. A great place to do some Christmas shopping
There will be a concession stand serving delicious hamburgers, hot dogs, nachos, baked potatoes and homemade desserts. Takeout is available.
Santa will be arriving at 2:30 to hand out treats and visit with the kids.
The Christmas Basket Giveaway winner will be announced during the show. If you haven't bought your chances there is still time. The basket features items totaling over $900.00.
There will also be door prizes given away hourly. Don't miss this show!
For more information contact the Chamber office at 580-497-3318.
Mark your calendar for Saturday, November 21st at the Roger Mills Ag Pavilion! The Cheyenne Chamber Arts & Crafts Show will be in full swing that day. Doors open at 9:00 a,m and close at 4:00 p.m.
This year's show features lots of new vendors as well as returning favorites. We have been spotlighting vendors every week. This week we are spotlighting the following vendors.
Meagan Logan is returning this year. Meagan's booth will feature Makeup and skincare products.
Carolyn Gwartney is with us every year. Her booth is always popular. Carolyn has Stanley and Fuller Brush products.
Sandra McManus is a new vendor from Camargo. She has stained and leaded glass. She also has recycled glass.
Kay Caudle is returning for her second year. Kay will have house plants, scrubbies, pillows and balloons.
Terry and Deana Moon from Borger, TX. Everything Under the Moon features jewelry, makeup, homemade scented wax melts and cell phone accessories.
Don Whinery is from Sayre. Don has attended our show in the past and is returning again this year. Don has Cowboy Caskets, custom knives and wood carvings.
Nancy Lawrence is from Vici. This is her first year. Nancy has beaded jewelry and knitted curly scarves.
Emilie Aburgey is from Elk City. This is Emilie;s first year with us. Her booth will feature Tupperware.
Sumer Kamphaus is from Burns Flat. Sumer is a returning vendor. Her booth features Origami Owl Jewelry.
Doris Faust is from Fay. She is a returning favorite. Doris has delicious homemade peanut brittle, chocolate covered peanut brittle and seasoned pretzels.
Jana Austin is from Erick. Jana is a returning vendor. Her booth features Premier Jewelry, LipSense and Monat Haircare.
C & P Treasures is a returning vendor Penny and Cindy Clift's booth will feature Folkmanis Puppets, T-shirts, toys, scarves, critter hats and home decor items.
The UMW ladies will have a booth to raise for the Summer Lunch Program. They will have Christmas items and food items.
Lots of great booths full of unique and special items. A great place to do some Christmas shopping
There will be a concession stand serving delicious hamburgers, hot dogs, nachos, baked potatoes and homemade desserts. Takeout is available.
Santa will be arriving at 2:30 to hand out treats and visit with the kids.
The Christmas Basket Giveaway winner will be announced during the show. If you haven't bought your chances there is still time. The basket features items totaling over $900.00.
There will also be door prizes given away hourly. Don't miss this show!
For more information contact the Chamber office at 580-497-3318.
Just three weeks until the Chamber of Commerce Annual Arts and Crafts Show! This year's show is on Saturday, November 21st at the Roger Mills Ag Pavilion. Doors open at 9:00 a.m. and close at 4:00 p.m.
We have lots of new vendors this year as well as returning favorites. This week's spotlight includes some of both.
April Miller is a new vendor to our show. April is from Clinton. A Lovin Yarnful, her booth will have crochet items, arm knit and home decor.
Ashton Spencer is another new vendor. Ashton is from Weatherford. Ashton's booth will feature lots of great Christmas items.
Wanda Green is a new vendor. Wanda is from Cheyenne. Her booth will feature baked goodies and craft items & supplies.
Kelsey Idom is a new vendor. Kelsey is from Shattuck. Kelsey has T-shirts, onesies, craft bottles and decorative canvases.
Harold Stone is another new vendor. Harold makes decorative crosses from Reader's Digest books. These make great nostalgic and sentimental gifts.
Ashley Cogburn is new to our show. Ashley is from Elk City. She has Lipsense products.
Beth Milner is a new vendor. Beth is from Reydon and will have Essential Oils.
Some of our returning favorites include Marilyn McAlary. Marilyn is from Elk City. She has been attending our show for several years. Her booth features Handmade and purchased jewelry and small wooden items.
Rita Dodd is another returning vendor. Rita is from Hammon. Rita's booth features home decor items.
Chester Noah has attended our show for several years. Chester is from Leedey. His booth has beautiful handmade wooden crosses, clocks and other wooden items. Chester loves to visit!
These are just a few of our great vendors. Check next week's paper to read about more vendors attending this year's show.
The show will feature a great concession stand. We will be serving hamburgers, hot dogs, nachos, baked potatoes and homemade desserts. Take out is available upon request.
Santa will be visiting with good girls and boys at 2:30. He will be handing out treats and taking Christmas lists. Parents are encouraged to bring their cameras.
There will also be drawings for door prizes. The Christmas Basket winner will also be announced during the Craft show.
Mark your calendar for this year's show. Shop for that unique and special Christmas gift that can't be found at Walmart! Shop,eat and maybe win a prize. Come join us for the fun!
For more information on any Chamber event contact Cindy at 580-497-3318. Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.
The Chamber of Commerce Arts and Crafts Show is just around the corner. CoChair person Cindy Clift says "We are excited about our show this year. We have a lot of new vendors who are trying our show for the first time. I think shoppers will have a great experience. The show is a great place to find special unique gifts that you can't find in a big box store like Walmart. I am hoping people turn out to support the show so we can keep attracting quality vendors."
Each week we will be giving a little highlight of some of our vendors. It will give shoppers an idea of what to expect at this year's show.
First we will highlight some of our new vendors and their products. We will also talk about some of our returning favorites!
Tara Denney is a newcomer to the show. Tara sells Norwex products. Norwex is environmentally friendly cleaning products. With Norwex Microfiber and water you can save money, time and reduce harmful chemicals in your home. Come and see Tara demonstrate this great new line of products.
RG’s Custom Woodworking is another new vendor. Richard and Sherri Guynes are from Altus. They will have handcrafted adirondack style furniture. There will be rockers, chairs and tables. They also have handcrafted pens, ice cream scoops and more.
Wade Stafford is from Hammon. Wade sells collectible sports action figures. . He is sure to have your favorite team.
Roberta Chance is from Shattuck. Roberta has unique painted wooden dolls, children’s furniture as well as adult furniture pieces. If you are decorating a child’s room this is a must see booth.
Shayla Erwin from Cheyenne is returning for the second year. Shayla has Younique makeup, Thrive supplements, Monat Haircare and H9 water. Monat Hair products restores your hair to its youthful luster. Let Shayla show you how to get great hair as well as how to get the perfect look with Younique makeup.
We are glad to have our returning favorites with us again this year.
Candy Howell from Cheyenne will be returning with Scentsy Candles. Candy always has the latest Scentsy products and scents.
Christy Batchelor from Cheyenne is also a returning favorite. Christy will have delicious homemade baked goods. Christy brings goodies such as German Chocolate Cake, Pumpkin Rolls, Red Velvet Cake, pies, and cupcakes. You never know what decadent dessert you will find at Christy’s booth.
Tressa Pearson from Crawford will be with us again this year. Tressa has adorable handmade baby quilts. No matter what your nursery theme might be, Tressa has a blanket for you. They make great shower gifts!
Debbie Cates from Leedey is another returning favorite. Debbie has handsewn items. She has aprons, tote bags made from feed sacks, soft material storybooks, teddy bears and much more. Debbie’s items are creative, fun, functional and beautiful!
Check next week’s paper for more Vendor Spotlights. The Arts and Crafts Show will be held on November 21st at the Roger Mills Ag Pavilion in Cheyenne. The show begins at 9:00 a.m and closes at 4:00 p.m.
For more information contact Cindy at 5804973318. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest.
The Christmas Arts & Crafts Show will be held on Saturday November 21, 2015 this year. Booths are all filled! Come shop and see all the new vendors we have this year. Don't forget to stop by the wonderful concession stand. Lots of goodies.
Mark Saturday
November 22nd on your calendar! The official kickoff to Christmas shopping
will begin at the Annual Cheyenne
-Roger Mills
Chamber of Commerce Arts and Crafts Show. The show will be held in the Ag Pavilion. Doors open at 9:00 a.m. and the show closes at 4:00 p.m.
We are excited to have so many new and interesting vendors this year. It will be a great place to find that special and unique Christmas gift. We have rented all of our booths!
Shoppers will be treated to some great choices including Perfectly Posh, Celebrating Home, Thirty One, 3D Fiber Lashes, Damsel in Distress Self Defense, Folkmanis Puppets, Disney, Toys, Avon Gift Sets, Stanley Products, Trash to Treasure handcrafted items, Scentsy Candles, Jewelry, Scarves, Christmas Decorations, Wooden Crosses, Wooden Bowls, Walking Sticks, Wooden Pen Sets, Baby Quilts, Plexus, Baked Goods, Canned Goods, Tupperware, Handmade Quilts, Saddle Racks, Plush handsewn Owls, Unique Tshirts, Jams and Jellies and so much more!
There will be a concession stand serving hamburgers, sloppy joes, frito pies,
loaded baked potatoes, hot dogs and homemade desserts. Takeout will also be available, in case you just want to stop by for some great food!
Santa will be visiting the show to take good boys and girls wish lists. He will also be handing out sacks of treats.
There will be a kids booth where the kids can get their faces painted as well as other fun activities! Special door prizes for the kids will also be held.
For the grownups there will be hourly door prizes. Drawings for craft cash will also be held. Craft cash can be spent at any booth.
The lucky winner of the Huffy BMW will be announced at the show. Chances will be available during the day. Don't wait though! Get your chances for this great little car at the Security State Bank, Cheyenne Drug, Cheyenne Star,
Twisted Pearl, Cheyenne Floral, Martin's Trading Post and the Chamber office. It will make someone's Christmas special!
Tickets for the Harlem Ambassadors Basketball Show will also be on sale during the craft show. The Harlem Ambassadors will be in Cheyenne on April 10th. Enjoy a fun filled evening of family entertainment as the Ambassadors play the Roger Mills Roughnecks. Purchase your tickets early for a discount price.
It is going to be a great show! Don't miss it.
For more information on the craft show, BMW chances or The Harlem Ambassadors Basketball Game contact the Chamber office at 580-497-3318. Cindy
November 22nd on your calendar! The official kickoff to Christmas shopping
will begin at the Annual Cheyenne
-Roger Mills
Chamber of Commerce Arts and Crafts Show. The show will be held in the Ag Pavilion. Doors open at 9:00 a.m. and the show closes at 4:00 p.m.
We are excited to have so many new and interesting vendors this year. It will be a great place to find that special and unique Christmas gift. We have rented all of our booths!
Shoppers will be treated to some great choices including Perfectly Posh, Celebrating Home, Thirty One, 3D Fiber Lashes, Damsel in Distress Self Defense, Folkmanis Puppets, Disney, Toys, Avon Gift Sets, Stanley Products, Trash to Treasure handcrafted items, Scentsy Candles, Jewelry, Scarves, Christmas Decorations, Wooden Crosses, Wooden Bowls, Walking Sticks, Wooden Pen Sets, Baby Quilts, Plexus, Baked Goods, Canned Goods, Tupperware, Handmade Quilts, Saddle Racks, Plush handsewn Owls, Unique Tshirts, Jams and Jellies and so much more!
There will be a concession stand serving hamburgers, sloppy joes, frito pies,
loaded baked potatoes, hot dogs and homemade desserts. Takeout will also be available, in case you just want to stop by for some great food!
Santa will be visiting the show to take good boys and girls wish lists. He will also be handing out sacks of treats.
There will be a kids booth where the kids can get their faces painted as well as other fun activities! Special door prizes for the kids will also be held.
For the grownups there will be hourly door prizes. Drawings for craft cash will also be held. Craft cash can be spent at any booth.
The lucky winner of the Huffy BMW will be announced at the show. Chances will be available during the day. Don't wait though! Get your chances for this great little car at the Security State Bank, Cheyenne Drug, Cheyenne Star,
Twisted Pearl, Cheyenne Floral, Martin's Trading Post and the Chamber office. It will make someone's Christmas special!
Tickets for the Harlem Ambassadors Basketball Show will also be on sale during the craft show. The Harlem Ambassadors will be in Cheyenne on April 10th. Enjoy a fun filled evening of family entertainment as the Ambassadors play the Roger Mills Roughnecks. Purchase your tickets early for a discount price.
It is going to be a great show! Don't miss it.
For more information on the craft show, BMW chances or The Harlem Ambassadors Basketball Game contact the Chamber office at 580-497-3318. Cindy
The Annual Chamber of Commerce Arts and Crafts Show was held on Friday, December 14th. The show was a success with lots of new vendors and plenty of shoppers!
This year's show was completely booked with vendors displaying a unique array of items. There was jewelry, scarves, clothing, toys, cosmetics, handmade baby quilts, handsewn aprons, handmade teddy bears and cloth books, homemade peanut brittle, wooden crosses, framed prints, woodwork, handmade cutting boards, Stanley products, Juice It, It Works, Scentsy candles, handmade wooden children chairs, Paparazzi jewelry, Damsel in Distress women's self defense products, Christmas decorations, refurbished furniture, baked goods, canned goods, hand decorated tiles and much more.
KECO Radio broadcast from the show in the morning. Neva Pyatt was on hand to get the word out to the radio listeners. Also a big thanks to Melanie for all her advertising for the craft show in the Cheyenne Star and for taking Santa pictures. We appreciate it!
The show also had a concession stand that served delicious homemade Sloppy Joes and desserts. There were many comments on the delicious food.
This years show also featured door prize giveaways as well as craft cash drawings. The door prize winners received an item donated by the vendors. Craft cash winners received cash to be spent at the vendors booths. The annual Turkey giveaway was also held during the show.
Santa also made a much anticipated visit to the show. He visited with children and handed out treats.
The Chamber would like to thank the following people for their help. We couldn't do it without the volunteers. Those who helped were Elma Clift, Penny Clift, Charlene Wilson, Jerry Wilson, Carrie Lovett, Darla Beasterfeld, Jason Beasterfeld, Linda Maddux, Janith Moore, Pat Ver Steeg, Charlotte Nance, Laura Rivera, Pat Sides, Gary Wilson, Jimmy Beavin, Jimmy Howell and Chamber Secretary Cindy Clift. Thanks to Dan Cook for his help.
The following people get thanks for making desserts for the concession: Carol Mapel, Carrie Lovett, Linda Maddux, Rhonda Hensley, Janith Moore, Suzann Ver Steeg and Charlotte Nance.
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A big thanks to John Smith for his unwavering dedication to our Christmas events. Also thanks to Charlene and Jerry Wilson and James and Linda Maddux and Security State Bank for donating the Christmas treats for the kids.
The chamber also sends out a big thanks to Gena Bryan and the 4-H kids for running our Kids Corner. Thanks to Sydnee Key, Jacie Scott, Faith Bryan and Chaz Bryan. They entertained the kids with games and face painting.
We would like to thank Market Square for their concession donations and the turkeys, Dr. Pepper for thier pop donation and Roger Mills Memorial Hospital for their concession donations.
A big thanks to Security State Bank for sponsoring the radio advertising and Roger Mills Memorial Hospital for sponsoring the Penny News ads.
The Chamber thanks the following businesses for their donations. Without their support our Christmas programs would not be possible. Security State Bank, Steven Shrader DDS, Dale & Judy Tracy, Cheyenne Professional Drug, Northfork Electric, Beavin's Tax Service, Dobson Telephone Co., York Insurance, Johnny Mc's Food N Fuel, Rose Chapel Funeral Home, Turley Ranch, D & G Trash Hauling, Jerry's Truck Stop, Charlene & Jerry Wilson and Public Service Co.
As you can see the Arts and Crafts Show takes a lot of effort from a lot of people to come together. The Chamber would like to thank everyone who came out and supported our efforts by attending the show. Community events can only survive if the community supports them by attending.
If you missed this year's show, we hope to see you in 2014! Lots of fun, food, prizes and great shopping await you at the Chamber Arts and Crafts Show 2014! Untill then the Chamber of Commerce wishes you a happy and successful New Year.
If you would like to be a part of the planning and executing of programs like the Arts and Crafts Show or if you would simply like to show your support for our organization, we urge you to join the Chamber of Commerce. Display pride in your business and our community by becoming a proud member of the Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce! Low membership dues and special insurance rates for members! If you would like more information on becoming a member contact the Chamber office at 580-497-3318.
This year's show was completely booked with vendors displaying a unique array of items. There was jewelry, scarves, clothing, toys, cosmetics, handmade baby quilts, handsewn aprons, handmade teddy bears and cloth books, homemade peanut brittle, wooden crosses, framed prints, woodwork, handmade cutting boards, Stanley products, Juice It, It Works, Scentsy candles, handmade wooden children chairs, Paparazzi jewelry, Damsel in Distress women's self defense products, Christmas decorations, refurbished furniture, baked goods, canned goods, hand decorated tiles and much more.
KECO Radio broadcast from the show in the morning. Neva Pyatt was on hand to get the word out to the radio listeners. Also a big thanks to Melanie for all her advertising for the craft show in the Cheyenne Star and for taking Santa pictures. We appreciate it!
The show also had a concession stand that served delicious homemade Sloppy Joes and desserts. There were many comments on the delicious food.
This years show also featured door prize giveaways as well as craft cash drawings. The door prize winners received an item donated by the vendors. Craft cash winners received cash to be spent at the vendors booths. The annual Turkey giveaway was also held during the show.
Santa also made a much anticipated visit to the show. He visited with children and handed out treats.
The Chamber would like to thank the following people for their help. We couldn't do it without the volunteers. Those who helped were Elma Clift, Penny Clift, Charlene Wilson, Jerry Wilson, Carrie Lovett, Darla Beasterfeld, Jason Beasterfeld, Linda Maddux, Janith Moore, Pat Ver Steeg, Charlotte Nance, Laura Rivera, Pat Sides, Gary Wilson, Jimmy Beavin, Jimmy Howell and Chamber Secretary Cindy Clift. Thanks to Dan Cook for his help.
The following people get thanks for making desserts for the concession: Carol Mapel, Carrie Lovett, Linda Maddux, Rhonda Hensley, Janith Moore, Suzann Ver Steeg and Charlotte Nance.
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A big thanks to John Smith for his unwavering dedication to our Christmas events. Also thanks to Charlene and Jerry Wilson and James and Linda Maddux and Security State Bank for donating the Christmas treats for the kids.
The chamber also sends out a big thanks to Gena Bryan and the 4-H kids for running our Kids Corner. Thanks to Sydnee Key, Jacie Scott, Faith Bryan and Chaz Bryan. They entertained the kids with games and face painting.
We would like to thank Market Square for their concession donations and the turkeys, Dr. Pepper for thier pop donation and Roger Mills Memorial Hospital for their concession donations.
A big thanks to Security State Bank for sponsoring the radio advertising and Roger Mills Memorial Hospital for sponsoring the Penny News ads.
The Chamber thanks the following businesses for their donations. Without their support our Christmas programs would not be possible. Security State Bank, Steven Shrader DDS, Dale & Judy Tracy, Cheyenne Professional Drug, Northfork Electric, Beavin's Tax Service, Dobson Telephone Co., York Insurance, Johnny Mc's Food N Fuel, Rose Chapel Funeral Home, Turley Ranch, D & G Trash Hauling, Jerry's Truck Stop, Charlene & Jerry Wilson and Public Service Co.
As you can see the Arts and Crafts Show takes a lot of effort from a lot of people to come together. The Chamber would like to thank everyone who came out and supported our efforts by attending the show. Community events can only survive if the community supports them by attending.
If you missed this year's show, we hope to see you in 2014! Lots of fun, food, prizes and great shopping await you at the Chamber Arts and Crafts Show 2014! Untill then the Chamber of Commerce wishes you a happy and successful New Year.
If you would like to be a part of the planning and executing of programs like the Arts and Crafts Show or if you would simply like to show your support for our organization, we urge you to join the Chamber of Commerce. Display pride in your business and our community by becoming a proud member of the Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce! Low membership dues and special insurance rates for members! If you would like more information on becoming a member contact the Chamber office at 580-497-3318.
Download the 2013 Arts & Crafts Form
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Thanks to Shirley Cogburn for these photos.
Santa Visits and takes wish lists.
Nana Yowell has lots of homemade goodies!
Hourly Door Prizes are given away so sign up & shop.
The Cheyenne Roger Mills Chamber of Commerce Third Annual Arts and Crafts Show was held on Saturday, December 1st. It was a very successful show! Lots of people came out to browse the many unique items the vendors had to offer this year.
There was a wonderful selection of items! You could find things from handmade toys and books to handcrafted wooden chests. Some of the items on display were jewelry, baby quilts, homemade canned good, homemade soaps, decorated tiles, suncatchers made from antique plates, metal Christmas sculptures, Scentsy candles, Jamboree Nail Art, toys, jeweled scarves, toys, critter hats, clothing, tupperware, homemade baked goods, candy, hand crocheted bags, purses, grace adele, stanley products, paparazzi jewelry, handmade wooden crosses and wooden clocks. The list goes on and on. There were many wonderful things to browse through.
Santa flew in at 2:00 p.m. to visit with all the children. He took every last child's wish list and handed out a sack of treats to every good little boy and girl. A big thanks to James & Linda Maddux and Jerry & Charlene Wilson for donating the treats and sacking them up.
The concession stand served hamburgers, hot dogs, chili, baked potatoes, homemade pies and dessert bars. Everyone enjoyed all the delicious goodies! We would like to thank everyone who made desserts for the concession Darla Yowell, Linda Maddux, Darla Beastefeld, Carrie Lovett, Rhonda Hensley, Judy Tracy, Rhonda Keys, Pat VerSteeg, Carol Maples & Mark Teel. A big thanks to Linda Maddux for making the chili.
The Chamber would like to thank the following people for helping with this year's show! Elma Clift, Mark Teel, Judy Tracy, Carrie Lovett, Marilyn Bryan, Charlene Wilson, Linda Maddux, Pat Sides, Darla Beasterfeld, Pam Chandler, EMT workers, Hi Pro guys, Dan Cook and John Smith. Cindy Clift and Penny Clift were the show's organizers. Thanks to Melanie Cole for taking Santa pictures and helping with the advertising.
A big thanks to Security State Bank for sponsoring the advertising for the show and Market Square for donating the buns. We would also like to thank Dr. Pepper and Bar S Foods for their donations.
If you didn't attend you missed a great show. Be sure to mark it on your calendar for next year. We hope it will be bigger and better!
