Whether you are interested in buying sweet and salty kettle corn or an Egyptian artifact, the City College Arts and Crafts Faire will have everything you need.

City College’s Student Leadership and Development will hold a semi-annual Arts and Crafts Faire from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Oct. 12-14.

This three-day event is organized by the Student Leadership Department and is a big money maker for the year. The money raised by the faire will go to providing supplies for student clubs and events.

The organizers of the Arts and Crafts Faire are pushing the involvement of other student-chartered clubs, said Michael Torres, interim student affairs specialist.
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“It’s a great way for clubs to raise money,” Torres said.

Music is always a plus and this year the City College music department will provide students with the rhythmic sounds of jazz. The 14-member ensemble will play in the quad on Oct. 14 from 5-6 p.m.  A live reggae band will rock campus Tuesday and Thursday of the Arts and Crafts faire from 12-1 p.m.

From Redding to San Francisco, vendors come from all around the Northern California region to sell goods from kettle corn to clothing to Egyptian, Asian and Hispanic artifacts and crafts. If you’re looking to buy some handmade crafts or to just listen to music, make sure to stop by the Arts and Crafts Faire to see what it has in store for you.