November 25 and 26 will mark the 22nd Annual Pods for the Pulpit Juried Crafts Fair, a fundraising event put on by members and friends of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the Upper Valley, located in Norwich, Vermont. This year funds raised will be shared with wise, The Family Place and Good Neighbor Clinic. Revenue comes from booth fees and a raffle. This year’s raffle item is a colored woodblock print donated by Lyme artist Matt Brown. Music will be provided by Chief Noda, guitarist, from Brockton, Massachusetts. Two floors, with 40 vendors, will show a wide variety of crafts including jewelry in many forms, pottery, rag rugs, quilting, mittens, woodblock prints, herbals, cotton children’s clothes, marbled paper and silk, basketry, floor cloths, etchings, felted sculptures, knits and woven goods, fiber art, cactus gardens, wreaths, hand spun yarn and woven wool rugs, braided rugs, ornaments, photographs, painted gourds, elf slippers, things made of recycled zippers and sweaters. You name it, we’ve got it. The crafts fair is held at Tracy Hall on Main Street in Norwich, Vermont from 10-4 on November 25 and 26. There is no admission fee, but purchase of raffle tickets is encouraged.