It's Here! The 2022
Christmas in the Woods Program
Sunshine Artist Magazine Honors
Christmas in the Woods is proud to announce that we have been selected once again as
#1 of the 100 Best Classic & Contemporary Craft Shows
Chosen by the readers of Sunshine Artist Magazine
September 2022
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#2 Top Show of All-Time from 307 Nominated Shows. #1 of the 100 Best Classic & Contemporary Craft Shows
August 2021 Edition September 2020 Digital Edition
About Christmas in the Woods
We're Celebrating 28 Years in 2022!
This October is Old-Fashioned Christmas in the Woods’ 28th year of hosting attendees from across the country at Shaker Woods in Columbiana, Ohio. Quality craftspeople and artisans will gather on October 8-9 and 15-16, 2022. In a manicured, wooded setting, juried costumed crafters will have their booths decorated in an old-fashioned holiday theme. The exhibitors will demonstrate their crafts and sell a wide selection of handmade holiday items, as well as traditional crafts. The level grounds feature gravel footpaths for easy walking and access to acres of free parking. Traditional crafters include candle makers, leatherworkers, woodworkers and doll makers. Hand-thrown pottery and iron and stone work will also be available. Holiday craft items, decorations and handcrafted Christmas ornaments are featured, in addition to holiday clothing, wreaths and floral arrangements. A delicious selection of food—from made-daily donuts and mouth-watering cobbler to freshly cut french fries and homemade bean soup—is sure to please most appetites.
Old-Fashioned Christmas in the Woods was ranked #1 of the “Top 100 Best Classic & Contemporary Craft Shows” in the September 2020 issue of Sunshine Artist, America’s Premier Arts and Craft Show Magazine. In 2021, we were selected #2 Top Show of All-Time from 307 nominated shows. Christmas in the Woods was also mentioned in an article this year from reservations.com and Hallmark ranking Columbiana as one of the "Top 25 Christmas Towns in the United States."