Artrider Productions

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Artrider Productions is New Jersey’s most unique shopping experience!

Spend the day shopping for uncommon and one-of-a-kind gifts for every age, taste, and budget. You're sure to find whatever you're looking for here, with 175 of America’s finest craft artists. Find original fashions, accessories and jewelry; functional and sculptural works in ceramics, glass, metal, fiber, wood and mixed media; fine art painting, printmaking, drawing and photography and more! Plus handcrafted gourmet specialties, foods and beverages.

We feature crafts that are handmade in America. We are also a family business. For 40 years we have been producing some of the most acclaimed arts and fine craft events in the nation. We have an overwhelming passion for art, for fine craft, for the artists and makers that participate in our events and the community that supports this unique phenomenon.

Artrider Productions Inc. has been nationally acclaimed for producing innovative events in the Northeast since 1982. We also produce shows and festivals that maintain the highest standards and reflect and unwavering commitment to excellence. Our events have been ranked among the top nationwide.

We have demonstrated a longstanding commitment to the craft and arts communities, raising thousands of dollars for:

• CERF+ (Craft Emergency Relief Fund + Artists' Emergency Resources)
• the Guilford Art Center
• the Westport Young Woman's League
• and more than $3 million for the National Trust for Historic Preservation

Artrider produces Crafts at Lyndhurst, CraftMorristown, CraftWestport, the Rhinebeck Crafts Festival and CraftNewYork at Damrosch Park at Lincoln Center.

Co-Founders: STACEY JARIT & JEFF SOBEL

“Since their first show at the 14th Street Armory in New York City (in 1982), Stacey Jarit and Jeff Sobel have forged a reputation within the industry for producing retail shows featuring quality work from some of the best artists in the country.” Craft Business Magazine

Stacey's (1952-2017) experience making one-of-a-kind cloisonné enamels at craft shows in the 1970’s and Jeff's keen eye as a city planner gave them an edge in creating Artrider after their favorite New York City show was cancelled. Three decades later Artrider has become an industry leader. They've seen their imaginings turn into hundreds of events that have brought together thousands of artists with hundreds of thousands of visitors and raised millions of dollars for very worthy non-profit organizations. Jeff remains president of Artrider since Stacey's passing in 2017.