Kol Rinah Presents: Pop-Up Craft Fair

Sunday, November 16, 2025 • 25 Cheshvan 5786

11:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Join us on 11/16 for our 3rd annual Pop-Up Craft Fair, the perfect way to do your holiday shopping and support more than 20 local artists!

A variety of items will be available for purchase at different price points - wall art, ceramics, glass, home decor, jewelry, handbags, woodwork, Judaica, and more. We have both returning and new artists this year (see below for a full list).

Hanukkah tchotchkies, raffle tickets, and food will also be available for purchase including falafel and a Mediterranean-themed bake sale!

Kol Rinah Members-Only Preview: 11am to 12pm

Open to the Public: 12pm to 3pm

Free admission, all are welcome!

Kol Rinah is located at 7701 Maryland Ave. in Clayton. Street parking is available.

Proceeds from the Craft Fair support Kol Rinah's religious school, the Kol Rinah Education Hub (KoREH).

Volunteers are needed to help on the day of the event, please sign up here. For questions, please contact Cindy Kalachek or Stacey Hudson, 314.727.1747.

Please contact Barbara Shamir about baking items for the bake sale (Kol Rinah Kashrut Policy).

Featured Artists and Crafters

Angie Spain: Whimsy & Wire

Aura Kavadlo: Pomegranates and Honey Jewelry

Ava Stern: Nanico Jewelry

Bar Rodin: www.motekjewelry.com/

Carolyn Dowd: Refined Surroundings

Cindy Larimore: Art by C. Lari

Debbie Solem

Elianna Dryer: Dryer Paint

Elianna Weisz: https://lalalovellie.etsy.com/

Hana Solomon

Ilanit Michelson

Jeremy Segal-Moss

Kim Phillips: www.hebrica.com/

Kim Sindel

Lillian Stephen: L.C.Q.K.S.

Lonnie Grossman: Honey by Pops Bees

Rachel Upsrich

Robert Becker: Hypertiles

Sandy Sher

Shana Gourley: etsy.com/shop/SweetsforReese

Stephanie Pilon: littlerosesoaps.com

Stephanie Workman: www.stephoniaboutique.com/

Tsila Schwartz

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