Annual League of NH Craftsmen Booth at Sunapee

The League has a Living With Craft Exhibition for which the Guild awards two prizes. Award winners in 2018 were...

We offer two main ways to sign up to sell tickets, help set up the tent, demonstrate, or volunteer for one of your subgroups and other jobs.

The Guild sponsors woodworking demonstrations for the public at the League of NH Craftsmen’s Annual Fair in Sunapee each August. Items are made and sold through a raffle to raise money for the Guild Grant Program.

The League has a Living With Craft Exhibition for which the Guild awards prizes for "Best in Wood" and "Best Turned Piece."

We need you at one of our big and fun events of the year—the Guild’s tent at The League of NH Craftsman Fair.

Some photos from this year's Guild booth

The Guild sponsors woodworking demonstrations for the public at the League of NH Craftsmen’s Annual Fair in Sunapee each August. Items are made and sold through a raffle to raise money for the Guild Grant Program.

The Guild sponsors woodworking demonstrations for the public at the League of NH Craftsmen’s Annual Fair in Sunapee each August. Items are made and sold through a raffle to raise money for scholarships and other activities.

Here is a collection of photos from the Guild activities at the League of NH Craftsmen's annual Sunapee Fair—by Claude Dupuis and Jim Seroskie.

A collection of photos from the Guild activities at the League of NH Craftsmen's annual Sunapee Fair. And a new larger tent in a new location.

Have you ever taken the ski lift up to the top? 

A collection of photos from the Guild activities at the League of NH Craftsmen's annual Sunapee Fair.

The League of NH Craftsmen’s Fair is one of the finest, most prestigious craft events in the country today. This annual nine-day event features both traditional and contemporary fine craftwork by juried members of the League of NH Craftsmen. The Fair is held at the beautiful Mount Sunapee Ski Resort in Newbury, NH.

Here is the list of raffle winners.
1. J. Blood from Antrim won the Windsor candle stand from Fred Chellis.
2. Costoromo from Manchester, “The Old Man,” from Myrl Phelps.
3. Lisa Bazzinoth from Lunenburg, MA. A selection of Hal Liberty’s wooden toys.
4. Hilda Weiss from Henniker won Donnie Chesser’s Windsor chair.

The 2011 Sunapee Fair has come and gone, and once again the Guild’s tent remains a real crowd pleaser. Every day, people attending the fair were clustered around Guild members demonstrating a variety of woodworking skills.  They also looked at the thirty-two remarkable items donated for our raffle and reached for their wallets and purses.