If you go to the Fountain Festival of Arts and Crafts in Fountain Hills, here are some things you'll want to know.
Fountain Festival of Arts and Crafts: Ten Tips
- Be prepared to walk a several blocks from your parking spot.
- There are plenty of portable restrooms available.
- A few vendors don't take credit cards, so bring a check or two or extra cash.
- You'll find merchandise in all price ranges. This is the perfect place to look for unusual holiday gifts.
- There are quite a few booths offering products for children, so don't forget any birthdays or baby showers that might be coming up in the immediate future.
- Food, food, food. Chocolate covered this and that, grilled meats, Asian food, fry bread, funnel cakes--you won't go hungry here.
- Shade is at a premium here, so if it is a sunny day, expect all the covered eating areas to be very crowded.
- The walkways are paved, so strollers and wheelchairs are easy to handle.
- Please leave your pets at home. I love dogs, but on a crowded day at the Fountain Festival of Arts and Crafts they are difficult to walk around, and I noticed some dogs getting testy.
- Although children are welcome, there are no activities for them here. No bouncies, petting zoos or face painting.
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