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GAHS Interact Club Spring Craft Fair 2026
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Annual spring craft fair hosted by the GAHS Interact Club, Gardiner Area High School's Rotary-affiliated student service organization. Held in the school cafeteria at 40 West Hill Rd, Gardiner ME. Featuring local crafters and vendors, raffles, and concessions (hot dogs, hamburgers, sodas, water, chips available 11am-2pm). Free admission for attendees; all proceeds and raffle donations support the Interact Club's community service projects providing essential resources to families in need. For vendors: 8×8 spaces with a 6-foot table and two chairs are available for $35 (cash or check only). Setup is 7-9 AM the morning of the event; Interact Club members assist with unloading and loading. The cafeteria has Wi-Fi, limited electrical outlets, and wall space available on a first-come, first-served basis. Vendors are asked to donate one raffle item supporting the club's community service fundraising.
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