Due to the continued rate of transmission and risks surrounding Covid-19 we can not in good conscious move forward with our Holiday plans at the Columbus Museum of Art.
We are excited to announce a Virtual Holiday show with several opportunities to engage with our shoppers:
Craftin Outlaws Virtual Holiday Market 12/5 – 12/6 + Black Friday shoutouts!
HOW DO OUR FANS SUPPORT OUR OUTLAWS?
Supporting handmade keeps your shopping dollars in your local economy, offers sustainability and supports cottage industries. Follow us on Instagram, RSVP to our Facebook event page and sign up to our special Holiday Edition Newsletter and stay tuned for giveaways leading up to the event.
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