Thinking of Mom and Tulips

Another wonderful craft show at The Woman's Club!

May 7 & 8, 2010 3rd Annual Springtime Craft Show at The Woman's Club of Albany, 725 Madison Avenue, Albany, NY. Thinking of Mom and Tulips! A fine craft show organized by Cathy Frank featuring Antoinette Indge, Barbara Weingart, Cathy Frank, Georgianna Heller, Jim Sankowski, Katie Nare, Karen Greendale, Loretta Fontaine Jewelry, Nancy Miller, Rachelle Smith-Stallman, Sugi Pickard and Victoria Crowell. A portion of the proceeds from the craft show and cafe will benefit the programs of The Woman's Club.

725 Madison Avenue - The gracious site of the Albany Holiday Studio Sale

The site of the Albany Holiday Studio Sale is a gracious mansion near the corner of Albany's historic Washington Park. The mansion at, 725 Madison Avenue, was built in 1895 as the residence of Joseph Steefel, one of two brothers who owned a clothing store on State Street in Albany. The impressive Chicago-style prairie/mission, three-story brick building has a prominent front porch and is attached to its twin building by a side porte-cochere. In 1972, The building was included in the Washington Park Historic District, which is on the National and New York State Registers of Historic Places, and is designated locally under the City of Albany Historic Resources Commission Ordinance.

Directions and Map

Directions to the Albany Holiday Studio Sale at 725 Madison Avenue:

From I-787 take the Route 20W exit. Proceed west on Route 20W west (Madison Avenue) to South lake Avenue, on the corner of Washington Park. 725 Madison is the brick mansion to the right. Free parking in the lot behind the building.

Welcome!

Welcome to the blog of The Albany Holiday Studio Sale!

We'll share news, interviews of participating artists, and photographs of the beautiful jewelry, ceramics, fine photography, mixed media, wood, fiber, clothing (and chocolate!) you'll find at the 4th Annual Albany Holiday Studio Sale, a Splendid Show and Sale of Art & Craft in Albany held in a gracious 1895 mansion to benefit the programs of the Woman's Club of Albany, New York.