Riverside Makers Fair · Community fair

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About the Riverside Makers Fair template

A cheerful one-page site for a community event. It covers what's on, the day's schedule, a few of the makers, a map of the day, how to get there, sponsors and FAQs, with a form for stallholders to apply.

Riverside Makers Fair is a cheerful one-page site for a one-day community event. A playful script heading and bright colours set a festival mood straight away. What's on gives the main attractions at a glance: a makers market, food trucks, kids' workshops, live music and a repair cafe. Then the day is laid out hour by hour, from the gates opening through a clay workshop, a bluegrass band, a spoon carving demo and a paper hat parade to the raffle and the last song.

Meet some makers introduces a few of the stallholders, a potter, a wool company, a spoon carver and a soap maker, which gives visitors a reason to come and gives makers a reason to share the link. A map of the day shows where everything is. Getting there has short notes for the bus, the bike, the car and accessibility. Sponsors who keep the fair free get their own section, a list of good questions covers rain, dogs and whether to bring cash, and a stall application form asks makers what they make, the size of stall they need and whether they need power.

To make it yours, change the date, the place and the schedule, then swap the makers for your own stallholders. The hour-by-hour schedule works for any event with a programme, from a school fete to a food festival or a charity fun run. If you aren't taking stall applications, the form can collect volunteer sign-ups or performer applications instead. The layout suits farmers markets, craft fairs, street festivals, open days and fundraisers.

What's on it

• What's on
• The schedule
• Meet the makers
• A map of the day
• Getting there
• Sponsors
• Questions people ask
• A stall application form

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