Join EFC
We’d love to see your work.
- NH, VT, ME & MAResidents of these four states are eligible to apply.
- February, May, SeptemberThe jury meets three times a year.
- $35Non-refundable jury fee, including one re-jurying if necessary.
Residents of New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine and Massachusetts are eligible. The jury would like to see representative examples of your current work and those items you would like to consign to the shop. The jury looks for work which meets the highest standards of workmanship, creativity, innovation, design, functionality, choice of materials, originality and marketability. Please note that the jury does not accept digital works or photography for review.
The jury meets in February, May and September. The completed application and jury fee must be received by the second week of the jury month. You will then be notified of the drop off and pick up dates for your work. The $35 non-refundable fee includes one re-jurying, if necessary, and will not be deposited until the day of the jury. You will be notified by mail the following week of the jury’s decision. If accepted, an appointment needs to be made with the manager to sign the consignment contract, fill out forms and ticket your items.
Our mission
To preserve and promote handcrafted arts and craftspeople in northern New England so they continue to be a visible, vital and cherished part of our cultural heritage. By providing both an educational and a retail environment, we expand public awareness and understanding of craft traditions and innovations, and increase public and private support for fine crafts and craftspeople.
| Monday to Saturday | 10:00 – 5:30 |
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| Sunday | 12:00 – 4:00 |
Exeter Fine Crafts is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization whose mission is to preserve and promote handcrafted arts and craftspeople in northern New England so they continue to be a visible, vital and cherished part of our cultural heritage. By providing both an educational and a retail environment, we expand public awareness and understanding of craft traditions and innovations, and increase public and private support for fine crafts and craftspeople.