Smith said 14 booths have already been sold, outnumbering the turnour for last year and there have been several more who have verbally committed, but aren't yet official.

Confirmed booths this year include Mary Kay, Homemade Gourmet, designer handbags, spa escapes, candles, floral arrangements, ornaments, towel toppers, jewelry, crochet items, light baskets, custom children's clothing, Tupperware, free chair massages, homemade candy, wood art and much more.

Digital Productions of Washington is doing the pictures with two different backdrops. There will be two different dates customers will be able to pick up their free 4 by 6 professional print with the option to order more.

Prices for booths have been lowered this year to $20 for a 10-by-10-foot space or $30 for a 10-by-20. Electricity is $5 extra.

 MOCHIP Child I.D. Program will also be on hand offering free services. For more information on that, visit www.mochip.org.

The arts and crafts fair is free to the public. It will include everything from vendor sales to informational booths.

To purchase table space during the craft fair, contact Smith at 636-795-5488.

Sign-up forms and brochures are available at city hall, the Edward Jones office on Commercial in St. Clair, or online at http://www.stclairmo.com/chamber.