FOUNDRY DAY INFORMATION
Boiling Springs, Pennsylvania
June 1st, 2024
The show runs from 9 AM to 4 PM, rain or shine.
On June 1st, 2024, more than 100 juried craftsmen and artists will showcase their creativity at the 36th Annual Foundry Day Arts & Crafts Festival. At this free event in the village of Boiling Springs – just outside of Carlisle – handmade jewelry, photography, fine art, pottery, furniture, decorative painting, leather work, enameling, woodworking, metalwork, doll sculptures, and fiber art will be among the unique treasures for sale.
Thom Glace, an award-winning watercolorist and one of the most famous [collectible] artists, is a highlight of any festival. His talent is unparalleled, and you’ll be thrilled to meet him. Check this out: Thom will paint the exact brown trout Neil Sunday is holding in the image below, capturing its beauty in his unique style.
Free parking and Free admission
In addition to the 100 juried craftsmen, you will find food concessions along Third Street, including mouth-watering favorites and new offerings. Along with funnel cakes, gourmet sausages, crab cakes, fresh fruit, braided pretzels, apple dumplings and home-baked pies and cookies, attendees can indulge themselves with beef sandwiches, venison burgers, specialty teas, pulled pork, kettle corn and much more.
You will also enjoy live music while shopping and eating on Third Street. Times for entertainment will be posted on sandwich boards throughout the festival and on social media:
Facebook: facebook.com/foundrydayboilingsprings
Twitter: @foundryday
Instagram: foundry_day
Foundry Day is sponsored by the Foundry Day Committee, Inc. with the Boiling Springs Civic Association and the Yellow Breeches Chapter of the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen.
Neil Sunday worked out of our TCO Fly Shops Boiling Springs location shortly after we opened the store and is also the Head Trout for Relentless Fly Fishing. Neil also is a New York State licensed guide for steelhead on Lake Ontario tributaries.
Neil’s fishing trips perfectly blend relaxation and excitement, focusing on enjoying the waters he knows so well. He’ll willingly share his expertise in fly fishing, including presenting dry flies to midge-sipping risers, ensuring a rewarding experience for novice and expert anglers.
Neil leads the Stream Improvements Committee and has been a seven-year Board member for Cumberland Valley Trout Unlimited. He organizes work parties on the Letort Spring Run to improve the habitat for wild trout.
Thom, an award-winning watercolorist and one of the most famous [collectible] artists, is a highlight of any festival. His talent is unparalleled, and you’ll be thrilled to meet him. Check this out: Thom will paint the exact brown trout Neil Sunday is holding in the image below, capturing its beauty in his unique style.
For any questions and additional information about the Foundry Day Arts & Crafts Festival, please email:
Spend the weekend Cumberland Valley home of renowned fly-fishing streams, including the Yellow Breeches Creek, LeTort Spring Run, and Big Spring Creek, fly-fishermen have been traversing the Cumberland Valley since the 18th century. Our scenic streams range from all-tackle Approved Trout Waters to fly-fishing-only and no-harvest sections. This area is rife with Class-A Fly-Fishing waters, the highest quality in the state for wild trout fly-fishing.
Discover what makes Cumberland Valley’s Carlisle a Trout Town in the article that appeared in American Fly Fishing magazine . . . .
The Cumberland Valley is rich in outdoor culture, natural beauty, and friendly people.
Make the festival a family weekend.
