Seabrook Island is home to many talented artists, craftsmen, photographers, hobbyists, and more! All are invited to apply to exhibit their high-quality handmade work at “A Holiday Market”.
2026 A Holiday Market
Friday, November 27, 2026
12:00 pm – 6:00 pm at the Lake House
The Seabrook Island Artist Guild (SIAG) and Seabrook Island Property Owners Association (SIPOA) will host the 2026 “A Holiday Market.” This year, “A Holiday Market” will benefit the two local public secondary schools, St. John’s High School and Haut Gap Middle School. A percentage of the sales will be donated by the exhibitors to the schools to purchase art supplies to enhance their students’ growth and development in visual and applied arts.
To register to be an exhibitor, click here. The deadline for registration is Monday, November 2 at noon.
Exhibitor Guidelines:
- Submit a completed registration form and $20 show fee. Checks should be made out to SIAG no later than Monday, November 2 at noon.
- Non-Guild Members will participate in a soft jury process and pay the $20 show fee once notified of acceptance.
- Donate 10% of gross sales. Checks should be made out to SIAG.
- Set up is from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon on Friday, November 27.
- Breakdown/cleanup is from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm on Saturday, November 28. The Lake House is not responsible for works left on site beyond the designated take-down time.
- Request up to four rack-panels (36″ wide x 84″ high) or two tables (3′ x 3′ or 6′ x 2.5′). Please note, depending on response, the number of rack-panels/tables per exhibitor may be adjusted to accommodate everyone.
- Have all artwork/photography wired for display.
- Replace any work sold during the show immediately by another work that is display-ready and appropriately labeled. Each exhibitor who chooses to sell is solely responsible for doing so. If you prefer not to sell your work, please indicate “NFS” (Not For Sale) on the label.
If you require special setup arrangements or have questions about participation, please contact Meg Homeier at megfinearts@gmail.com.
-Submitted by Rod Morris for SIAG