The 48th annual Craft Festival, sponsored by the Saint Peter School (SPS) Parent Teacher Association (PTA), will be held on Saturday, November 14, 2026 from 9 AM to 3 PM. It will take place in the cafeteria, gymnasium and parking lot of the Saint Peter School located at 415 Atlantic Avenue in Point Pleasant Beach, NJ.

We are accepting crafters, direct sales companies and food vendors at the event. We seek to promote only vendors selling either high-quality, unique items and/or those which are hand-produced. Any vendor who drastically misrepresents his/her product on their application or who displays items that are not of high-quality may be asked to remove those items or leave the show and forfeit their table fee. If your items can be readily found elsewhere and/or are not curated, differentiated, or otherwise unique - we may not approve your application. Lastly, we reserve the right to reject applications which may be directly or indirectly contrary to the mission statement of St. Peter School.

Payment may be made by check (payable to Saint Peter School PTA) or securely online through Zeffy.

• Check Payments: After submitting the application below, mail your check to:

Saint Peter School
Attn: Craft Fair Committee
415 Atlantic Avenue
Point Pleasant Beach, NJ 08742

Important: If your business name is not pre-printed on your check, please write your Business Name in the memo line so we can properly match your payment to your application.

• Online Payments: After submitting your application, you will receive instructions (or be directed) to complete your payment through Zeffy.

Payment must be received within 7 days of submitting your application. Applications will be reviewed after payment is received. Applications may be canceled if payment is not received within this timeframe.

Each participating vendor is required to provide one item of their choice from their inventory, worth a re-sale price of $20 or more, for our raffle table. The raffle table helps to offset our event costs and serves as an advertisement for you as well. With this in mind, please make sure that your donation is reflective of the work you create. As the event nears, information will be provided on when and how to deliver your donated item and business card.

Applications will begin being accepted in July 2026 and will continue until all vendor spaces have been filled. Payment must be received within 7 days of submitting your application and may be made by check or online via Zeffy.

You will receive an email once your application has been reviewed and approved. Additional information, including event details, setup instructions, and reminders, will be sent to accepted vendors in September and October 2026.

All applications should be considered entirely non-refundable upon submission.

Cafeteria: The Cafeteria is the smaller of the two main spaces at our venue, capable of hosting 20 - 30 vendors. Vendors requiring electricity will be given preference for wall locations. The cafeteria is more well lit than the gymnasium for small items.

Gym / Auditorium: The Gym is the larger of the two spaces at our venue, capable of hosting 50+ vendors. Vendors requiring electricity will be given preference for wall locations. The lighting in the Gym is more natural light but with more shadows.

Parking Lot: All-weather vendors (i.e. able to attend rain or shine), food, truck and trailer-based businesses will be accepted in the Parking Lot area (e.g. vendors with tents, food trucks, mobile boutiques). It is the vendor’s responsibility to ensure their setup is outdoor appropriate and weather-ready. The event is held rain or shine.

Hallway: Hallway locations with be offered at a discounted rate. The Hallway is darker than the other locations and receives less foot traffic, however, we make all attempts to direct crowds towards Hallway vendors when in use. During the day of the event, we will allow vendors located in the Hallway to switch their setup to a Parking Lot location, if available, for the price difference.

We reserve the right to reject the application for any crafter or vendor for any reason at our discretion.

Vendors with low-quality products may have their applications rejected. Direct sales vendors that are duplicative of others already accepted will also be rejected.

Other rejection reasons may include, but are not limited to, inappropriate or illegal products, low-quality products, historical vendor issues, cancellations, non-payment, tardiness, leaving early, AND disrespect for school property or the organizers.