Bungalow Fair - A Brief History
The Good Shepherd Center/ Photo: Marissa Natkin
In October, 1998, the Historic Seattle Arts and Grafts Guild hosted an informational fair at Good Shepherd Center in Wallingford to provide an opportunity for the community to learn about bungalows and Craftsman homes common to Seattle neighborhoods. The following year, a larger event filled both the Senior Center and the adjoining Meridian School gymnasium with antique dealers, reproduction furniture craftspeople, and artisans from throughout the Northwest. The Arts and Crafts lecture program was also held at this time.
The Bungalow Fair at Town Hall/ Photo: Marissa Natkin
With growing demand for space, Historic Seattle moved its signature event to First Hill in the fall of 2000. This has enabled us to host over 50 architects, interior designers, antique dealers, and craftspeople in metal, tile, glass lighting and furniture in 10,000 square feet of space at Town Hall, the former Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist. Historic Seattle has made the Bungalow Fair a yearly tradition looked forward to by thousands of residents and visitors.
In 2010 we are celebrating our 13th Anniversary of the Bungalow Fair! We appreciate the continued involvement of our faithful exhibitors who have been with us since the Fair's inception.. We want to especially thank 6 exhibitors who have shown at all 11 Bungalow Fairs (1997 - 2008):
- Darrell Peart Furnituremaker
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Additionally we would like to thank 9 exhibitors who have shown at the majority of our shows.
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- Tim J. Anderson, Architect
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- Archive Edition / Textile Artifacts
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Thank You Bungalow Fair Sponsors!
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