19 July 2008

Moss Street Paint In

My husband & partner in cloth-toy-stuffing crime and I watched Margot at the Wedding this evening as we stuffed the latest pile of cloth balls and soft blocks and rabbit rattles with a new source of lamb's wool (an eco wool from a farm in the US - which I'm very excited about, being sourced a little closer to home). I feel like launching into a critical analysis of the film, but will refrain. It's late and my eyes are heavy and I'm sure I'd be rambling. Better that I pack it in and snuggle up for a good nights sleep, for ...

... Saturday is an exciting day for the Moss Street community! It's the Victoria Art Gallery's Annual Moss Street Paint In where the street is lined with artists arting and displaying their work, plus a whole lot of other great activities. I don't know exactly how many blocks make up Moss Street, but each one from hilltop (Fort St) to ocean side (Dallas Rd) will be a-buzz .



For us at the Moss Street Market, it means a fuller vending day! Come see me, and all the other amazing producers from 10am to 4pm, at the corner of Moss St and Fairfield Rd. And remember bring cash. Most of us starving artists can't afford the v*sa fees.

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