Grinter Place Maker and Artist Fair
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This event will present tours of the Grinter House, historians, artists, makers, food trucks, treasure hunts and artist demonstrations. It is a fundraiser for a number of nonprofit organizations that serve the community. Gazing out from the front porch of Grinter Place over the years you could see river ferries, boats, military trail, railroads, and state highways. Admission is free. Concessions and vendors will be available on-site. the event is a fundraiser for Grinter Place Friends.
10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Saturday
Grinter Place Maker and Artist Fair
Phone : 913-299-0373 (Always call and confirm events.)
Email Address : kshs.grinter@ks.gov
Web: www.kshs.org/grinter_place
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