Vendor booths
Vendor booths
Vendor booths

Browse a variety of local makers and small businesses offering everything from handmade goods to tasty treats. It’s a great spot to shop, support the community, and discover something new!
Located in the Cafe

Vendors

Kayla Rudduck: Jewelry, crochet items

Greg Smith:  wooden toys, puzzles, plaques

Evie Pee:  Home made jewelry, home grown bouquets, boba 

Abigail Hay:  Painted notebooks, stickers, prints, originals, and a handful of crocheted items like bandanas and bookmarks.

Rebecca Wehinger (Tufano):  Hand made accessories- bag charms, jewelry and more made from vintage and second hand toys. 

Jashayla Marshall:  Candles and skin care products 

Niki Lehan:  Indonesian Street Food

Sandra Watkins:  Baked goods (bread, scones, bagels, etc) 

Harambee ImportsHandmade products from Thailand, Coffee, Tea

Ashley Fogle:  Leather dog collars

Oscar L Coxson:  Homemade carrot cake in a jar, banana bread, spiced honey, granola, apple butter

Norma Hyland:  Pressed flower pictures, bookmarks and note cards, earrings including fresh water pearls, various stones, and holiday themed 

Jessica Crowl:  Handmade polymer clay jewelry

Christine Carter:  Christian Greeting Cards and Framed Cards

Megan Ellis (Boba & Co.):  homemade dog/cat treats, dog leashes/toys, and other products TBD

Jo Junkans:  I sell handmade mugs, vases, knitted and crocheted items as well as paintings and drawings. My vibe is whimsical meets useful. 

Thomas W Liwosz:  Handmade clothes, costumes, and embroidered items. 

Tish Krajnak:  Jewelry, polymer clay trinket dishes

Beverley Pence and Jan Mader:  "Dish/wash cloths knitted with 100% cotton; 9” square; very absorbent; popular; variety of colors. Also, artwork in mixed media; watercolor, ink, pastels; some are sold in frames; sizes 3x5 and 8/10."

Lisa Kelley:  Handmade ribbon scarves

Molly Sprayberry:  Watercolor Art, Prints, and Stationary Cards

Hilary Hilario:  Handmade Leather goods

Molly Bean:  Wooden and woven home decor and jewelry items

Sherri Herbst:  Candles in unique containers

Phin Gertler:  Art - watercolor, pencil, wood carving 

Kimmey Mugford: Whimsical digital art canvas bags and then fine art prints on canvas and watercolor prints .

Laura Rader:   Water colors paintings. Featuring many different types from still lifes and even documentary works from our world partners photos turned into paintings. 

Alyssa Srail Gaydos:  "Mini cupcakes, I make unique flavors and have recently tried my hand at some decorative type cupcakes (see pictures below for “spaghetti” cupcakes and floral cupcakes). Some flavors: watermelon, peanut butter chocolate, key lime pie, s’mores, almond, cookie dough, Black Forest, cookie butter, blueberry lemonade, Pina colada, etc "

Morgan Henderson:  Farm grown flower bouquets/arrangements 

Maya Savage:  Handmade Jewelry 

Mackenzie Ambrozich:  I will sell handmade flower bouquets that range from small to large arrangements. People can pay specific prices for each size. These will be colorful and unique bouquets (think of the ones you see at the farmer's market!) 

Kathryn A Smithson:  Prints and cards of my artwork 

Chelsea Lynn Granados:  Custom engraved items such as cutting boards, coasters, signs, etc.

Cierraii Edwards:  Cookies and crochet plushies 

Sarah Dennis: Handmade pottery

Mikayla Jacino: Replanted Thrifted vessels with locally grown house plants

Irasema Andrade Badillo:  Handmade gemstone and freshwater pearl jewelry.

Natalie Fulton:  My mom and I make and sell beaded bracelets. One style is completely beaded with a convenient magnet clasp, and the other is style is a beaded leather wrap bracelet. 

Adam Rua:  Coffee


New this year: we’re dedicating an entire area to spotlight local ministries. Stop by to learn more about the work they’re doing and how you can support or get involved.
Located in the lobby of the Cafe

Featured Ministries

Pacesetters
Access
Redemption Group
Gracehaven
Grief Ministry
Akili HS
Heart/Victory/Grace
Embrace Grace
IFI
Never Alone
Promise
Helping Hands