Starving Artists Day,
Whim Plantation, St. Croix
Starving
Artists Day, held twice each year in March and November, is one of the Landmarks Society’s most anticipated
fundraising events of the year, showcasing
over 70 Caribbean artists, jewelers, craftspeople and food vendors. The Starving
Artists Day is a great way to spend a Sunday with the family. Locals and
visitors alike will find locally-made and original crafts, jewelry, fine art,
ceramics, mahogany works, Mocko Jumbie sculptures, madras crafts,
photography, fabrics, silks, plants, books, leather goods, candles,
perfume oils, and lotions. Food and drink booths will feature local
dishes such as fresh roast pig (lechon), patés, johnny cakes, fritters
and fried fish in addition to treats and drinks like cakes, tarts, benye,
breads, fraco, smoothies, liquors and juices. Cash bar is available
all day.
View wonderful art on the grounds of Whim Plantation.
It's a great way to spend a Sunday with the
family.
Bring plenty of cash...you are sure to find something you
just can't do without!
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