Thursday, April 16, 2009

Bigger is Better at Texas Craft Shows

By Rick Amorey

Americans prefer their stuff huge and extra large, from the size of their burgers and fries to big cars and houses. We also have the largest egos, as some countries like to say, and I believe there is some truth to this statement. And why shouldn't we be proud? We like big things, and we get big things.

And of course, when we talk about big things, one can't help but think of Texas, where it's as big as it can get. We have one of the largest areas of any American State, and we are the leaders in the production of livestock. But we're not just a big farm state either; we also manage to have one of the best growths in terms of economy, and we pride ourselves on the technological advancements that we have made.

This large state is a cultural giant as well. While we are traditionally known as a blend Southwestern and Southern culture, we have been a melting pot of various cultures over the years. This is no doubt because of our economic growth; many people want to live here in Texas. More importantly, however, this mix of cultures has given rise to some of the most varied craft fairs.

Even with fairs, Texas likes to make things bigger. And instead of having different fairs for different cultures, Texas events are a spectacle of shows and crafts that will satiate a giant's cultural longing. Whether it's Native American, Mexican, or Asian themed crafts, you will find it here and then some. Look for these craft fairs online, and then visit it to truly see the grand scale of Texas Shows.

Better yet, you may contribute to these huge events by renting a booth for yourself! If you have a cultural lineage to share, and you think that you have the talent to share it through the medium of crafts, then this is the right place for you. Look for an event now and be part of Texas Craft shows!

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