Recent exhibitions have featured jewelry, ceramics, printed matter of historic interest, and folk costumes.
The show will feature decorative arts, furniture, jewelry and fine art from 1860 to the present from more than 70 exhibitors.
Bonanza's targets young women, primarily featuring clothing, shoes, and jewelry.
Another workshop series, designed to be shared by adults and high school students, will feature African jewelry, collage and origami.
An exhibition featuring accessories, textiles, photographs of interior- design projects, jewelry, toys and fine art by 40 faculty members continues through Sept. 25.
The museum features a museum store offering handmade crafts, jewelry, and Tennessee memorabilia.
Featuring antique quilts, furniture, jewelry, clothing and other items.
A market will feature traditional African textiles, jewelry, carvings and foods.
It features jewelry and drawings or paintings that incorporate miniature sculptures.
It will feature gardening tools, books, picture frames and jewelry.
