TARRYTOWN • MORRISTOWN • WESTPORT • RHINEBECK • NEW YORK CITY • GUILFORD
GENERAL FAQ 2020
Q : What shows does Artrider produce?
Spring CraftMorristown: March 27-29. 2020
Spring Crafts at Lyndhurst: May 1-3, 2020
CraftNewYork at Damrosch Park at Lincoln Center: June 6-7, 2020
Rhinebeck Crafts Festival: June 27-28, 2020
Fall Crafts at Lyndhurst: September 11-13, 2020
CraftWestport: November 7-8, 2020
Holiday CraftMorristown: December 11-13, 2020
Q: Who is Artrider?
Check out our “About Us” page.
Q: What is Artrider’s mailing address?
Artrider Productions, PO Box 28, Woodstock, NY 12498
Q: What payment methods do you accept?
We accept credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, Discover and Amex), debit cards, money orders and checks.
Q: How do I submit my credit card information?
We no longer keep credit cards on file. We email invoices that can be paid directly within the email. If you lose track of the email, feel free to reach out to ask us to resend it.
Q: Who should checks be made out to?
Checks should be made out to Artrider Productions. Also please make sure that the primary artist’s name is on the check and that the show name is in the memo.
Q: What are Artrider’s phone hours?
Monday-Friday, 11am-4pm EST
Q: Is Artrider on social media?
Yes! You can find us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Become a part of our social media community and follow us! On Facebook search for Artrider Productions. On Instagram and Twitter search the handle @ArtriderCrafts and follow hashtag #artridercrafts.
Q: Are Artrider's shows commutable from New York City?
Yes! CraftNewYork is located in NYC and all of our other shows, except for the Rhinebeck Crafts Festival, are on commuter train lines with less than an hour ride from NYC.
Q: How do I sign up to receive notifications about the upcoming shows and applications?
On our website www.artrider.com. Click the “Join Our Exhibitor Mailing List” button and fill in your information to receive emails on upcoming applications.
Q: Where did the name Artrider come from?
Our co-founder Jeffrey Sobel made it up for the name of an art project he created when he was in school.