CraftBoston Holiday 2021, the Northeast’s annual craft showcase presented online by the Society of Arts + Crafts, runs through Jan. 30, 2022, with nearly 90 artists from New England and across the country. 

This year’s artists offer unique handmade items and limited edition works for holiday shopping. The show features home decor, jewelry, wearable textiles, sculptural works, and basketry in a variety of price points, ranging from small gifts to spectacular showpieces. 

This year’s craft show includes educational and entertainment programming designed to enhance shoppers’ interactions with the makers via artist demos, live-streamed conversations offering direct access to artists, and workshops where viewers can learn craft techniques.

CraftBoston Holiday’s online format and extended timeline offers an advantage to participating artists, said Executive Director Brigitte Martin. 

“By providing access to a well-respected destination show like ours, without the costs of booth rental, travel and lodging, CraftBoston Holiday offers artists an incredible opportunity to showcase their work to a nationwide audience without the overhead an in-person event requires,” Martin says. “As a result, we provide a supportive platform for a wider variety of artists to reach buyers and tell their stories.”

Natick woodworker Stephen Strout, whose finely-detailed food presentation and cutting boards come to life through intricate layers of wood in a variety of colors and styles, including exotic species and recycled hardwoods.

Visit https://societyofcrafts.org/craftboston-holiday-online-2021/ for more information and to view Strout’s wo