Get a spring on shopping at the annual Spring Craft Fair

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 2007

Get a spring on shopping at the annual Spring Craft Fair March 16-18

RALEIGH – Shoppers can find plenty of handmade crafts to accentuate their homes and gardens at the annual Spring Craft Fair at the State Farmers Market.

The craft fair runs March 16-18 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.  Admission is free.

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The Spring Craft Fair showcases local handmade items such as spring floral arrangements, pottery, stained glass, handpainted items, candles, jewelry and hand-woven baskets. Everyday items such as soap, handbags, quilts, crocheted baby blankets, furniture and woodworking will also be available.  Visitors can also enjoy demonstrations by craftsmen and pick up gift ideas and decorating tips.

The State Farmers Market and the N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services sponsor the event. The State Farmers Market is located at 1201 Agriculture St., off Exit 297 (Lake Wheeler Road) of Interstate 40.

In addition to the craft fair events, shoppers can enjoy the vast array of locally grown fresh produce, plants, cheeses, meats and wine.  Two restaurants are also located at the State Farmers Market.

This Press Release was written by me for the N.C. Department of Agriculture while I was employed with the department. I am posting this as an example of writing I did during my time at the department. The information in the press release was made available to the public at the time of release.

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Lisa Logan has been writing professionally since she was a student at North Carolina State University where she earned her bachelor and master’s degrees. She started out writing profile articles for the N.C. Literary Review, interviewing various North Carolina authors of fiction. Her own creative works were published in several issues of the Raleigh News and Observer’s short fiction section Sunday Reader. Lisa’s passion for screenwriting led to freelancing for a national screenwriter’s magazine Creative Screenwriting in which she writes features, interviewing Hollywood screenwriters, high-level film producers, directors, and actors. Lisa’s work can also be found in Our State magazine and Our State’s now defunct sister publication NC Signature.