Creators of handmade crafts, as well as gift vendors, from Sarnia/Lambton, Chatham/Kent and as far away as Burlington, Cambridge, and Stratford, will be offering a wide array of items at Moore Museum’s annual Downriver Craft & Gift Sale on Sunday, September 15th from 10am-4pm.   Admission is $2/person, children accompanied by an adult are admitted free.

Interested in becoming a vendor? Scroll down to find our vendor application form with all the information you need.

     Annual favourites including wood crafts, Christmas ornaments, butter tarts, fudge, blankets and jewellery, will be joined by new offerings such as pottery, homemade body products, charcuterie boards, and glass jar crafts. When you need to re-fuel to continue shopping, there will be a food booth on-site, operated by the Sombra Optimist Club, so that you can enjoy a tasty lunch. The Downriver Craft & Gift Sale is Moore Museum’s largest annual fundraiser.  Funds are used to assist the Museum in presenting the exhibits and programs that engage visitors of all ages in learning more about our community’s heritage.

     The sale will take place on Sunday, September 15, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.  Moore Museum is located at 94 Moore Line (corner of Moore Line and Emily Street) in Mooretown, just 25 minutes south of Sarnia.  Admission is just $2 for adults and children under 13 are admitted free when accompanied by an adult.

For more information, please call Moore Museum at (519) 867-2020

Vendor Information

Registration forms can be downloaded at the link below. Please read carefully, as the form is required in addition to proof of insurance and payment to secure your spot.

Craft Sale Vendor Registration Form 2024