Thank you for your interest in joining us for the 34th Annual Glover Park Day on Saturday, May 31st, 2025 on the grounds of Guy Mason Recreation Center, 3600 Calvert St. NW Washington, DC 20007 — just east of the intersection of Wisconsin Avenue and Calvert Street. This is a wonderful well-located spot for our neighborhood celebration and draws a crowd from miles around.
We have approximately 30 artists each year who exhibit and sell jewelry, pottery, stained glass, quilted items, watercolors, etchings, children’s toys, and much more. Most of our repeat exhibitors have told us that they like our festival because of its intimacy. Some feedback from participating artists in prior years — “It’s more relaxed than some of the big craft shows.” “I get the opportunity to chat with customers.” “Glover Park Day is just always such a pleasant day, and the people are so nice.”
Space for artists/crafters will be assigned on a first-come, first-serve basis, so sign up early by completing the crafter form and returning it with your application fee. Please check your calendar carefully before you apply. Once paid, the application fee will not be refunded. If the event is rescheduled due to weather, we will apply your fee to the rain date which will likely be in mid-September. Also note that the application requests your tax identification number (or social security or employer identification number). DC requires that we provide this information to them in advance of the event. If possible, please sign up by Friday, May 16th, 2025.
Also, please review the policies and procedures for Glover Park Day participants.
Hope you can come! Please complete and submit your Registration Form online and pay the crafter fee online via PayPal.
If you have further questions, please contact gloverparkday@gpcadc.org.
Fill out this online form and then pay for your spot online via PayPal. We’ll then be back in touch with you shortly to confirm your space registration. We will then be in touch with you regarding more details about participating as an artist or crafter at Glover Park Day.