Saturday, a craft sale was held on the lawn of the Whitfield House and Museum in Nazareth, PA.   It was a gorgeous morning and my husband and I walked around to see.  There were many tables set up and many crafts.

Some were selling jewelry, art work, woodwork, home made sauces and jellies and baked goods.  At one table, a Native American was selling hand made Native American Flutes and drums.  He even played some of them.  They have such a mellow sound.  At another table, a vendor was selling handmade wooden plaques which were in 3D.  I have never seen such artwork and it was beautiful.  I almost bought one.  (A horse head, of course.  What else?)

In addition to the crafts, food was available on the premises, such as hot dogs, home made fudge (mmmmm), and even the ice cream truck was there. 

While walking around, music was playing.  It ws a local brass band.  If you wanted to, you could bring your own chair and just sit and enjoy the food and music. 

If you brought the kids, there was even an area for them to play and be entertained.

During this whole event the museum was open for a reduced admission rate of $1 that day.  It had been a long time since we had been in it and decided to tour it.  All I can say is Nazareth has a lot of history behind it.

Overall, there was a little something for everyone that day to enjoy.  I hope to come back again to this event next year.