Weavers Guild of Minnesota

Weavers Guild of MN is thrilled to be a part of the American Craft Council’s American Craft Fest! Join us June 13–14, 2026 at Union Depot in St. Paul, MN, where the Guild will have three family-friendly accessible looms and a range of materials available for visitors to add to the weaving.

June 13–14, 2026
Saturday, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Sunday, 11 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Union Depot
214 4th Street East
St. Paul, MN 55101

2026 American Craft Fest St. Paul - American Craft Council American Craft Fest is the summer’s best opportunity to discover craft from across the region. Participate in fun hands-on activities for all ages led by local arts partners, shop handmade work by more than 50 emerging artists, and savor local beverages and food truck fare.

Looking for a summer project? Ready to take the leap on a new spinning wheel or floor loom? You're in luck - our next member sale is right around the corner!
From June 17-20, current WGM members will save 15% on new and donated books, yarn, tools and equipment, including special order items from Schacht, Louet, Ashford, and Gist Yarns! (more info in The Draft, our members only newsletter).

Want to connect with other members and share your work? Join us Saturday, June 20 for a special member show-and-share, to admire and learn from members' recent weaving, spinning, and dyeing projects. Bring a project and enjoy treats with other members starting at 10:30am!

American Craft Fest St. Paul is coming up June 13–14, 2026 at Union Depot in St. Paul, MN. Visit Weavers Guild of MN, participate in fun hands-on activities, and enjoy food and beverages at this free, all-ages event.
Visit craftcouncil.org/events/2026-american-craft-fest/ for more information and to register!

June 13–14, 2026
Saturday, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Sunday, 11 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Union Depot
214 4th Street East
St. Paul, MN 55101

2026 American Craft Fest St. Paul - American Craft Council American Craft Fest is the summer’s best opportunity to discover craft from across the region. Participate in fun hands-on activities for all ages led by local arts partners, shop handmade work by more than 50 emerging artists, and savor local beverages and food truck fare.

Join the Weavers Guild of Minnesota and Three Rivers Fibershed at the Science Museum of Minnesota's Maker Fest this Saturday. Learn about our local fibershed and explore how wool, flax, and flowers turn into beautiful cloth.

Explore hands-on activities, conversations with local makers, and live demonstrations that interweave the scientific and technical aspects of making with artistic and creative inspiration. Other participating include Sadie Ward, Center for People and Craft, Free Geek, Science Museum of Minnesota Exhibits Department, Film North, Twin Cities Maker, Bearded Lady Heritage Crafts, Children’s Theatre Company, Jason Altekruse, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers UMN Student Chapter, St. Paul Art Collective, American Society of Landscape Architects, Urban Boat Builders, and Landmark Jewelers.

Saturday, June 6: 11am-3pm
120 West Kellogg Blvd in St Paul

Looking for a summer project? Ready to take the leap on a new spinning wheel or floor loom? You're in luck - our next member sale is right around the corner!

From June 17-20, current WGM members save 15% on new and donated books, yarn, tools and equipment, including special order items from
Schacht, Louet, Ashford, and Gist Yarns! click link to order https://conta.cc/4xdtwpP

Wanting to connect with other members and share your work?

Join us on Saturday, June 20 for a member show-and-share, where we can admire and learn from one another's recent weaving, spinning, and dyeing projects. Bring a project and enjoy treats with other members starting at 10:30am!

Support the Guild with items you're no longer using!! We accept donations during the last week of every month (or, the third week in November and December). Our donations program nurtures access by raising funds for our programming and space. It connects unique, specialty supplies and equipment to new owners, diverting usable items from the landfill. It provides materials for the Guild's equipment library and off-site community programs. We also share and distribute donated equipment and supplies to community partners, schools, and cultural groups, spreading your generosity.