Woodland Heights Makers Day raises $4,000 for Patrick Henry School of Science & Arts

The volunteer-driven event was held on Saturday, November 9 at the school on Semmes Avenue, and more than 25 artists and crafters, including students from Patrick Henry School of Science & Arts, participated in the event. Artists kept 100% of their sale proceeds. Vendor registrations, event sponsorships, and community member donations contributed to the $4,000 raised for the school.

Vendors included:

• Amy Louise Art
• Bright Seed Gardens
• Build, RVA Makerspace
• Channing Gibb Art
• CitrisSan
• CozyCritter Crochet
• Magnolia Sugar
• Mjsart
• Nancy Kline Art
• one little world
• Pine Song
• Stardust Bakery
• The Luna Collection
• Toy Blossom Co. 
• Tracy Daniels Designs
• White Shed Pottery

Raffle prizes from local supporters included:

• Laura Lee’s $100 gift card
• WPA Bakery pie
• Outpost $125 bike tuneup gift card
• Robin Cage Pottery item
• Skylar shop item
• Cadence Film Company 4 tickets to The Best Christmas Pageant Ever!
• Crossroads Coffee & Ice Cream $50 gift card
• O’Toole’s $50 gift cards (2)
• one little world fall wreath
• Zombie Pizza XL pizzas (2)

THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS SPONSORS!

Floyd’s Tire and Auto Service

Woodland Heights Civic Association and 5th District Councilwoman Stephanie Lynch

Crossroads Coffee & Ice Cream

The Nest Antiques, Arts & Gifts

Riverside Tavern

Forest Hill Neighborhood Association

All Good Automotive II

one little world handmade, fair trade

And a tremendous thank you to our community members who volunteered their time and talent to make this event successful. Thanks to event organizers Kathy Graham, Thomas Hammond, Julie Hill, Jan Junloy, Leigh Ann McKelway, Susan Spain, and all the neighbors who volunteered to support the event.