Church Commons Lot
(Lot Full)

A&T Beadworks
Space #:  48
Samantha Emory

Website: A&T Beadworks

We at A&T Beadworks believe everyone deserves something special and one-of-a-kind. We provide quality handmade semi-precious gemstone beadwork jewelry with rare-earth magnetic clasps, such as necklaces and bracelets, at a reasonable price. We are a family-run small business that prides itself on quality over quantity. We also sell stainless steel earrings, gemstone earrings, and a large assortment of enamel pins.

Althea’s
Space #:  52
Karen DeMoranville

Honey and honey products, candy, lotion. Soap, beeswax candles, French beaded flowers, jewelry.

Ashley Mary Craftery
Space #:  5
Ashley McCarter

Website:  Ashley Mary Craftery

Transport yourself to the warm, sandy shoreline of your favorite ocean side beach, lakefront shoreline, or mountain hideaway when you shop the collection of mixed media art comprised of epoxy resin and mosaics that are hand crafted by artist Ashley McCarter.  Our extensive inventory includes items ranging from home decor with charcuterie boards, coasters, and salt keepers to artwork including ornaments and wall art pieces made with real, local beach sand.  Many pieces handcrafted by Ashley incorporate sand from local beaches collected by Ashley from shorelines all around New England and along the East Coast of the United States. Ashley’s epoxy resin artwork is pigmented with the highest quality pigment pastes, mica powders, and paints that have been sourced from all over the globe, including as far away as Australia. Using her blow torch and industrial heat gun in combination with a specialized white pigment mixed with the epoxy resin, Ashley is able to create her signature lacing technique that mimics the churning ocean waves rolling into shore.

Bailey Baby Co.
Space #:  66
Morgan Jellison

Website:  Bailey Baby Co.

I sell bamboo pajamas for children, sizes 0-3 all the way to 7/8, and also adult pajamas too! I’m getting into blankets, swaddles, dresses, and possibly bathing suits here soon! They are Maine themed prints for the most part!

Balsamae Soap Co.
Space #:  44
Allie Bowen

Website:  Balsamae Soap Co.

Homemade small batch all natural soaps, lip balms and beard oils.

Bennett for Governor
Space #:  74
Rick Bennett

Website:  Bennett for Governor

Join the enthusiastic Bennett for Governor campaign to learn about his candidacy as an independent, the potential of nonpartisan governance and the future of Maine.

Botanical Blossoms
Space #:  28
Kara Carril

Website:  Botanical Blossoms

Botanical Blossoms creates all natural self-care products including whipped tallows, face care, wound salves, muscles salves, and tinctures to help improve your health and wellness!

Brain Wave Superfood Mushrooms
Space #:  47
Chris Joseph

Website:  Brain Wave Superfood Mushrooms

Organically grown on a regenerative farm in the USA, people are reaching for Brain Wave’s small-batch mushroom supplements to help with focus, brain health, stress relief, and immune support. We offer a six-mushroom blended gummy for brain health, and 6 individual mushroom tinctures. Our organic and regeneratively grown mushrooms include Lion’s Mane, Reishi, Chaga, Turkey Tail, Maitake, and Cordyceps. These are functional mushrooms you would find in a tea or even on your dinner plate. Nothing psychoactive.

Clucking Creations Co.
Space #:  6
Erika Roberts

Website:  Clucking Creations Co.

Clucking creation Co, based in Columbia, Maine is a charming arts and crafts store specializing in unique, handmade crocheted animals. Each creation is personally created by the owner Erika Roberts only using soft, high-quality yarns, ensuring a personal touch and exceptional quality in every piece. Clucking Creations Co offers a delightful array of handcrafted items, perfect for gifts, collectors, or anyone seeking a cozy whimsical addition to their home. The business actively participates in local craft fairs, providing a wonderful opportunity for customers to experience the craftsmanship firsthand.

Cooke USA
Space #:  65
Steven Hedlund

Website:  Cooke USA

Atlantic salmon aquaculture is an economic engine for Downeast Maine’s working waterfront and seafood economy and a major source of employment. Cooke USA employs approximately 225 people throughout the state, most of whom live and work in Washington County, and celebrated its 20th anniversary of aquaculture operations in Maine in 2024. Cooke USA’s Atlantic salmon operations include marine farm sites in Downeast Maine, a processing plant in Machiasport, and three land-based freshwater hatcheries in western and eastern Maine. Additionally, Cooke USA purchases more than $10 million in goods and services annually from Maine-based small businesses, contributing significantly to the local economy. Cooke USA’s fresh Atlantic salmon is sold at supermarkets and restaurants throughout New England and the United States. Farming Atlantic salmon in the ocean is one of the healthiest and most efficient ways to provide food for people with minimal environmental impact, the lowest freshwater use and one of the lowest carbon footprints of any animal protein. Cooke Inc.’s mission is “to cultivate the ocean with care, nourish the world, provide for our families, and build stronger communities.”

Crust to Crumbs
Space #:  63
Lilybeth Maiers

Website:  Crust to Crumbs

Hand piped cannolis, tiramisu and anything blueberry (eclairs, Danish, toaster strudels, bagels, and tarts, etc.).

Cutco
Space #:  49
Michelle Davoren

Website:  Cutco

Cutco has proudly been making kitchen knives in America since 1949 and is the largest manufacturer of high-quality cutlery and accessories in North America. Along with kitchen knives, Cutco products also include knife block sets, gift sets, kitchen gadgets, cookware, flatware, garden tools and sporting knives. Cutco is sold primarily through authorized independent sales representatives. To learn more, visit www.cutco.com.

DEVI Productions
Space # :  36
Ryan Malagara

Website:  DEVI Productions

Stop by to see the beauty offered by Way Down East including prints, t-shirts, Moxie merch and more.

Downeast 3D
Space #:  15
Scott Helstrom

Website:  Downeast 3D

3D printed items including dice towers, tabletop gaming accessories, props, helmets, masks, articulated toys, decor and more.

Downeast Salmon Federation
Space #:  7
Ashleigh Tucker Pollock

Website:  Downeast Salmon Federation

Downeast Salmon Federation’s mission is to conserve and restore wild sea-run fish and their habitats in Downeast Maine.  Our mission is based on a vision of an abundant return of all sea-run fish species for the ecological, cultural, and economic benefit of the region and beyond.

Eve’s Garden
Space #:  51/53
Kate Spardello

Website:  Eve’s Garden

Non-profit organization that serves Maine people facing food insecurity, using freeze-dried everything made in Maine to sell at craft fairs and festivals across the state. Long time vendor at the Blueberry Festival.

Eye Catching Jewelry
Space #:  22/23
Apryl Stanely

Website:  Eye Catching Jewelry

Eye Catching Jewelry is a family business.  They offer a unique line of fishing lure jewelry. Each piece is handmade in Maine.

Family Search
Space #:  76
Bill Wing

Website:  Family Search

FamilySearch is free of charge resource helping individuals and families discover their heritage and connect with family members.   We help people discover their family’s history through our website, mobile app’s, and in-person help at over 5,000 local family history centers.

FIORE Artisan Olive Oils and Vinegars
Space #:  34
Shawn Nitsche

Website:  FIORE Artisan Olive Oils and Vinegars

FIORE Artisan Olive Oils and Vinegars provides the highest quality extra virgin olive oils, flavored olive oils, balsamic vinegars, and specialty foods.

Firefly Creations
Space #:  61
Cassandra Thompson

Website:  Firefly Creations

I make gem stone and Maine Sea Glass jewelry.

Five Ferns Café
Space #:  62
Jordan Scarpa

Website:  Five Ferns Cafe

We specialize in Artisan Drinks, made from the heart, and everything we serve is 100% all-natural and locally sourced!

Georges Road Farm
Space #:  32
Meghan O’Neill

Website:  Georges Road Farm

Georges Road Farm creates farm-fresh freeze-dried pet treats that embody the spirit of Maine’s local agriculture while actively contributing to the sustainability of our community.

Grey Goose Gourmet
Space #:  56 
Sandra Dwight-Barris

Website:  Grey Goose Gourmet

Homemade, small-batch, hand-poured pepper jellies offering over 12 varieties including a Maine favorite, Hot “BLUE”, made with Wild Maine Blueberries, and a seasonal favorite, Strawberry Rhubarb. NEW for 2026, introducing “HERON”, a vibrant pepper jelly blending Honey, Elderberry, Raspberry, Orange, and Nectarine for a balanced sweet-heat finish.  Come visit our booth and SAMPLE the PEPPER JELLY goodness!

Handmade Haven
Space #:  60
Sagelynn Downes

Website:  Handmade Haven

I make hand sewn goods! I have bags, wallets, book sleeves and so much more!

Hooks & Sprouts
Space #:  19
Rebecca Morgan

Hooks & Sprouts hand crafts quilted items, fabric plushies, crochet plants plushies and bags.

Keep Me Kickin’ Pottery
Space #:  33
Allyson Vignola

Website:  Keep Me Kickin’ Pottery

Functional pottery.

Latter Day Saints
Space #:  77/78
Jeremiah Wing

Church of Latter Day Saints.

Leather Crafts
Space #:  3
Gil Emch

Leather crafts.

Lularoe with Martha Thibodeau
Space #:  12/13
Martha Thibodeau

Website:  Lularoe with Martha Thibodeau

Women’s clothes and accessories that are simply comfortable.

Machias Historical Society
Space #:  64
Stephanie Larrabee

Website:  Machias Historical Society

Machias Historical Society Reenactors sell commemorative coins for the 250th Anniversary of the birth of the United States.  They also demonstrate foods, tools and weapons.

Mainely 3d
Space #:  17
Matthew Pelletier

I make lots of 3d animals, Dino’s and more.

Maine Blackfly Breeders Association
Space #:  73
Marilyn Dowling

Website:  Maine Blackfly Breeders Association

The Maine Blackfly Breeders Association is a non-profit, run by a Swarm of volunteers. We sell humorous Blackfly products – T-shirts, mugs, stickers, magnets, playing cards, hats and more! Check out our new “Barely Afloat” shirts and hoodies. Meet Bloody Merry, World’s Largest Blackfly, who is happy to pose for selfies. All proceeds are donated to charities in Washington County.

Mainely Wood-N-Things
Space #:  10
Terry Handrahan

Mainely Wood-N-Things is a place where you will find a large selection of handcrafted wood, metal, and other materials to give as gifts, have for home decor, or wear every day.  The items offered are crafted, or chosen with care and priced right, so there is something for everyone. Personalization is either added or available, and custom orders are considered with email consultation.

Misty Mountain Farm
Space #:  55/57
Renee Brown

Website:  Misty Mountain Farm

When we first visited Maine, I was so excited to make a gift basket for family and friends back home that included all things Maine. One of the items I wanted to include was a blueberry soap. Afterall, I had blueberry muffin mix, blueberry syrup, a blueberry candle – it would perfectly round out the assortment. Every blueberry soap I found smelled amazing, BUT had an ingredient list that read like a science experiment. Needless to say, I didn’t include a soap in my basket. It seems that if you care about what you put on your body and the ingredients you use, your options are very limited. So, when we ended up buying a farm in Maine and making soap with the fresh milk from our goats, I went on a mission. My mission was and is to provide bath and body products that smell amazing AND have ingredients you can pronounce. Ingredients that not only make wonderfully nourishing products that are beneficial for our bodies and the world we live in, but products that are also beautiful and bring joy to our senses. Our products use herbs and clays like chlorella algae, kaolin & bentonite clay, and indigo to produce beautiful colors that also have healing benefits for our skin. While we do use essential oils and herbs in many of our products, we also include paraben and phthalate free fragrance oils. These more natural oils allow us to make a Wild Maine Blueberry line so that other health conscience consumers can finally have a blueberry soap to include in their gift basket!  Misty Mountain Farm is women owned and operated by my daughter and myself. We own 40 chickens and 20 goats. Our animals have names and are our pets. We use our farm and our products to help bring awareness that animals should be treated with the love and respect they deserve. Our company has also committed to being palm free because we believe that environmental decisions also impact the lives of animals. We are a holistic farm that uses herbs for healing both ourselves and our animals and hopefully others as well!

Moondrop Gulley
Space #:  31
Nathan Carver

Website:  Moondrop Gulley

Ever want a handmade, soft and friendly version of a marine critter you otherwise shouldn’t touch? Maybe a big dragon? Maybe just some art to put on the wall? Then Moondrop Gulley has what you’re looking for! Crocheted plushies of all things scaley and slimy, with a few furry friends mixed in for good measure. Be sure to check out the mix of original and fanart prints, too!

Myrtle & Bob
Space #:  46
Kristin Michel

Website:  Myrtle & Bob

Handmade bags, dolls, doll clothes, and plushies.  We also offer custom 18″ dolls.

New England Novelty
Space #:  25
Keith Lambert

Website:  New England Novelty

Event themed fun family friendly festive Novelties Children’s Novelties and hot ticket items.  Event themed stuffed toys, light ups, inflatables, hats, tees, fun novelty items.

Nightwing Accents
Space #:  39
Christina Moschella

Handcrafted chainmaille accessories with natural stones and pop culture influences, including keychains with authentic Japanese gashapon, zipper pulls, earrings, bracelets, stress balls, purses, as well as crystal grids, charm bottles, birding kits, and more!

Northern Song Tie Dye
Space #:  9
Heidi Filipowic

I make tie dye clothing for adults and children from newborn to 5xl. I specialize in pretty dresses!

Originals by Beth
Space #:  2
Beth Hutchings

Hand-made sweaters, hats, and dish towels.

Our Creative Imaginings – Face & Body Artistry
Space #:  30
Judy Tyler

Website:  Our Creative Imaginings – Face & Body Artistry

Face and Body Painting, Festival Glitter, Airbrush and Glitter Tattoos.

Pen & Cob Farm
Space #:  71
Katherine Swann

Website:  Pen & Cob Farm

Pen & Cob Farm uses ingredients farmed and foraged in Maine to create specialty foods – syrups, jams, jellies, candy – and a growing selection of body care products.

Periwinkle & Co.
Space #:  20
Carol Anthony

Periwinkle & Co. specializes in handmade resin jewelry featuring locally-sourced plants & insects.

Pressed_4_Time
Space #:  43
Kathy Felch

Website:  Pressed_4_Time

I make festival fedoras that are hand burned with a wood burner, some are painted and some are not. I use recycled material for my hatbands and discarded jewelry pieces for embellishments. I can custom design hats to your liking.  You can view my hats on my Instagram @Pressed_4_Time.

Roosevelt Campobello International Park
Space #:  21
Bruce Thompson

Website:  Roosevelt Campobello International Park

Information tent for Roosevelt Park, Campobello.  Banners, brochures, etc.

Sara J Cary Illustration & Design
Space #:  54
Sara J Cary

Website:  Sara J Cary Illustration & Design

Science and nature drive Sara J Cary’s creative process. She enjoys spending time researching subjects and applying the relevant information into creating informative, pleasing, and functional illustrations and photos. Her art is full of accurate details along with intentional compositions, colors, and medium choices. Her preferred mediums are acrylic ink, colored pencil, and photography.  Getting inspiration from the place she lives and creating is important to Sara. She resides in Downeast Maine, where you can find her knee-deep in tide pools and meadows, searching for inspirational specimens for her work.

Sarah Terrell Illustration & Design
Space #:  72
Sarah Terrell

Website:  Sarah Terrell Illustration & Design

Fine Artist & Illustrator.  Whimsical paintings and illustrated products inspired by nature, folklore, pop culture, and mindful living.

Scrap Addict Art
Space #:  67/68/69
Mike Billings

Website:  Scrap Addict Art

I specialize in creating handcrafted metal art, sculptures, fire pits, copper work, and other unique pieces made from recycled scrap metal materials.

Sider’s Woodcrafting
Space #:  40/42
Bruce Graybill

Website:  Sider’s Woodcrafting

Using the finest hardwoods from around the world, I make amazing cutting and charcuterie boards that are functional works of arts.

Simply Stitches by Angela
Space #:  1
Angela Curtis

Handmade crochet baby items, blankets, clothing, plushies, and more!

Stained Glass Works
Space #:  24
Cliff Wells

Website:  Stained Glass Works

Stained glass ornaments, suncatchers, panels, table decor, stained glass valance windows and stained glass jewelry.

Steve’s Original Sauces, LLC
Space #:  75
Stephen Chase

Website:  Steve’s Original Sauces, LLC

I have a line of six barbecue sauces as of this date, by the time of the festival I will have a seventh flavor I am calling Blueberry Barbecue. I have seasoning and freeze-dried barbecue sauces.

Sunshine Apothecary
Space #:  4
Deborah Glenn

Website:  Sunshine Apothecary

I make al natural creams, salves, salves and tinctures.  The process starts by harvesting the fresh herbs/plants either in my medicinal garden or around the state. To make my creams and salves I hand pick the flowers, berries, roots, or leaves from the plants/herbs and add them to oil.  Weeks later the substance is strained leaving an oil which is used, along with a preparatory blend of other ingredients to make my products.  Tinctures, known as “old medicine,” are made by adding the flowers, berries, roots, or leaves to Vodka or Brandy, which draws the healing properties out of the herb.

Swami Gear
Space #:  8
Lori Ann Crossley

Website:  Swami Gear

I upcycle Kantha quilts and saris into clothing and accessories.  All pieces are one-of-a-kind hand made.

Sylvatica
Space #:  26
Kai Christie

Website:  Sylvatica

Sylvatica wildcraft is a woman/botanist made collection of preserved botanical jewelry, hand-carved botanical block prints, and up-cycled eco-printed natural fiber medicine clothing.

Tastefully Simple
Space #:  17
Charles Connors

Home with a bountiful beer bread and garlic.

The Salty Cowgirl
Space #:  16
Janet Driensky

I make photo keepsake jewelry and ornaments to order at the festival – I also have Maine themed gifts for sale.

The Self-Care Nook
Space #:  29
Tracie Davis

The Self-Care Nook has a variety of toxic free skin care and bath products. We also carry mystery books and Maine landscape photography.

The Sweet Life Kettle Corn Company
Space #:  38
Jodi Cordes

Website:  The Sweet Life Kettle Corn Company

We sell small batch kettle corn.

The Wandering Brush
Space #:  27
Lana Quann

Website:  The Wandering Brush

Watercolor art and art gifts.

Theater of Dice, LLC
Space #:  41
Ambrosia Ross

Website:  Theater of Dice, LLC

Theater of Dice is a safe and supportive community for all diversity-affirming TableTop RolePlaying Game players, offering campaigns, one-shots, and video content on YouTube.

Thurston’s Creations, LLC
Space #:  70
Jessica Thurston

Website:  Thurston’s Creations, LLC

I am a small handmade goods business.  Everything I have is handmade by myself and my family.  I started my business in 2022 to help contribute to my household and I love making things so I figured why not just turn it into a business.

Treasures of the Hill
Space #:  45
Amanda Hill

Website:  Treasure’s of the Hill

I started my crafting journey in 2020 making jewelry. That expanded to working with resin, making trinkets, puzzles, and games. I made resin and wood burned clocks. I have recently added crocheted plushies to the items I make.

True Honey Teas
Space #:  37
Keith Behr

Website:  True Honey Teas

100% All natural single serve tea bags infused with premium tea and dry honey granules.

University of Maine at Machias/University of Maine
Space #:  35
Peggy Slicer

Website:  University of Maine at Machias/University of Maine

One University. Two campuses. Unlimited opportunities. UMaine and UMaine Machias are vibrant communities of engaged citizens thriving in the breathtaking beauty of Maine, on the land of the Penobscot Nation and Passamaquoddy homeland. We celebrate 11,500+ adventurous learners from 50 states and 70 countries who are exploring, creating, researching, and making discoveries about themselves and the world. Come join us!

Unique Basketry
Space #:  58/59
Allan Sackey

Handmade baskets.

Vintage Vessels, LLC
Space #:  18
Melissa LeBlanc

Website:  Vintage Vessels, LLC

Set sail into a sea of memories.

Wabanaki Natural
Space #:  79
Brenda Moore-Mitchell

Handmade ash baskets, arts & Crafts, tribal t-shirts & Hoodies. Made by Brenda Moore-Mitchell, Passamaquoddy Tribal member from Sipayik.

Wild Wonders by Meredith
Space #:  11
Meredith MacLauchlan

Website:  Wild Wonders by Meredith

My name is Meredith MacLauchlan, and I’m the artist behind every piece of art that I make!  My creations are a reflection of my deep passion for nature, art, and travel.  As I journey around the country, I immerse myself in the natural world, collecting plants and stones that inspire my watercolors, jewelry, and photography.  The vibrant colors and unique textures of these organic materials are skillfully incorporated into my art, resulting in pieces that exude a sense of tranquility and connection to the earth.

Willowberry Workshop
Space #:  50
Meagan Benevides

Website:  Willowberry Workshop

I make unique cribbage boards, lake maps, wooden games and puzzles, Home decor signs and more!

Bangor Savings Bank Lot
(Lot Full)

33 Zen Lane
Space #:  81
Amber Tincher

Website:  33 Zen Lane

33 Zen Lane is a woman-owned urban permaculture homestead in Auburn, Maine. We practice natural beekeeping and grow an array of food crops and medicinal herbs, including many of the ingredients that are found in our products. We began making our own everyday items in order to live a healthier lifestyle and eliminate toxins from our home. This commitment is the biggest motivator behind what we do. In our booth, you will find an array of natural soaps, herbal salves, tea blends, hand poured beeswax candles, and delicious herbal honey.

Art by Samantha Wheelock
Space #:  90A
Samantha Wheelock

Website:  Art by Samantha Wheelock

Hand painted watercolor art turned into affordable gifts to enjoy.

Bckwds Design Co.
Space #:  104/105
Cody Watts

Website:  Bckwds Design Co.

Bckwds Design Co. creates apparel rooted in the places and industries that shape everyday life in Maine. The designs are inspired by specific regions, working landscapes, and local trades—from the coast to the woods—using subtle references and details that feel familiar to the people who live here.  This isn’t souvenir-style apparel. Each piece is designed to reflect Maine as it’s experienced daily, not as it’s marketed. All designs are created and printed by the owner in small batches, with an emphasis on authenticity, quality, and a strong sense of place.

Captured Moments – Artworks by Rosie
Space #:  89
Rosemary Wilhelm

Website:  Captured Moments – Artworks by Rosie

Captured Moments by Rosie features original paintings inspired by the beauty I see in everyday life, especially in nature and the places around me. I’m drawn to moments that feel peaceful or meaningful, and I paint what captures my interest, hoping my work invites others to slow down, look closely, and enjoy the quiet beauty that surrounds us.

Cobscook Institute
Space #:  90
Emily Newell

Website:  Cobscook Institute

Cobscook Institute is a community-driven non-profit in Washington County, dedicated to creating responsive educational opportunities that strengthen personal and community well-being. We offer a little something for everyone, from our unique experiential high school for local youth to year-round community classes and community support programs that help our neighbors thrive. Our campus is also a welcoming retreat center with lodging and creative spaces like our pottery studio and print lab. Whether you’re here to learn a new craft, explore nature, or connect with friends, there’s always a place for you at Cobscook.

Daisies and Sunshine
Space #:  94
Gloria Read

CBD and Botanical products.

Dorr’s Custom Creations, LLC
Space #:  87
Nick Dorr

Website:  Dorr’s Custom Creations, LLC

We create custom made wood and acrylic pens, pencils, pipes and other turned products. We also do laser engraving on cups, wood, acrylic, leather, canvas, hats and more! We make jewelry, pen/pencil holders, bookmarks, tooth fairy pillows, and different kinds of playing card holders. We do custom ornaments and love taking custom orders for other things. We can also do special orders for a majority of the items we bring to shows and other items shown on our website.

Downeast Coastal Conservancy
Space #:  95
Matthew Kelley

Website:  Downeast Coastal Conservancy

Downeast Coastal Conservancy’s mission is to conserve essential ecological habitat, engage the local community, and foster an environment where wildlife and people thrive in coastal Washington County, Maine.

Eternal Knot
Space #:  83
Amy Van Natter

Website:  Eternal Knot

Original Hand Embroidery – Framed Embroidered Landscapes, Table Linens, Bags, Accessories, Holiday Decorations, Pincushions, Original DIY Kits and more.

Hailey Hooks
Space #:  82
Hailey Wood

Website:  Hailey Hooks

I make handmade crochet items such as stuffed animals and accessories.

Helenas Organic Garden – Nature’s Apothecary
Space #:  102
Helen Wolkonowski

I am a certified Medicinal Herbalist through the Botanical Institute of New York. I’ve been a juried vendor for over 20 years in New York state.  I make everything from scratch and grow my own plants and herbs.  My crafts are one of a kind.  Some of the items I craft are beeswax candles, upcycled jewelry, botanical crafts, chalk paintings, herbal teas, sage bundles, my own aromatherapy (Certification in Aromatherapy Ithaca College), body oils, cremes, scrubs.  I have sold on Etsy, since 2007 but had to close when we moved from New York to Maine, including my website.  I hope to have the time to get a new one set up.  I still have my other Etsy shop that features Antique and Collectibles. I also have established Maine’s Vendor certification.

Hurricane Mountain Stoneware
Space #:  80
Wendy Paradis

Unique, handmade functional and whimsical stoneware.

Iris Designs
Space #:  100
Laura Pierce

Website:  Iris Designs

Beautifully hand-crafted Maine sea glass and sea stone jewelry.

Nonna’s Novelties
Space #:  98
Jacqueline McLaughlin

I am a vendor with novelty glow/light up toys for children, I have inflatable toys, there are also rings, necklaces, keychains, bracelets, earrings. I have sensory toys for all ages.

Port and Starboard Yacht Club
Space #:  84
Anne Louise Thompson Granfield

Website:  Port and Starboard Yacht Club

For sailors, boaters and people who love the sea!  Come join us as we sponsor and support sailing, races, social gatherings, educational opportunities and community events.

Robin Gerry:  Maine Artist
Space #:  96
Robin Gerry

Website:  Robin Gerry: Maine Artist

Robin is a local artist who focuses on the natural beauty of Downeast and Midcoast Maine.  By painting the often overlooked, color treasures of boatyards, beaches, maritime themes, seashells etc., it allows glimpses into the glory of this beautiful region. The color of the water is different in Maine as is the sunlight. These paintings try to capture that magic.  (There may also be sourdough and blueberry baked goods from Seaglow Farms).

Snack N Sip
Space #:  86
Alexa Woodman

Kiddos trying to earn an honest dollar selling Blueberry lemonade, baked goods and homemade ocean crafts to earn money to go to the Blue Hill Fair.

Starboard Schoolhouse
Space #:  85
Anne Louise Thompson Granfield

Starboard Schoolhouse:  A one room schoolhouse from our past.  Help keep it alive.  Visit Fridays and Saturdays 10-4 in July and August. At the end of Port Road in Starboard Cove, Machiasport.

The Craft Page
Space #:  101
Paula Page

Seasonal and themed gnomes and quilted table runners.

Thrifted on Main
Space #:  103
Michaela Watts

Thrifted on Main offers a curated mix of women’s clothing and home décor, featuring unique thrifted pieces alongside vintage treasures. Our style blends old and new for a cozy, timeless look that feels collected, personal, and effortlessly wearable!

Trudy’s Bath & Body
Space #:  92
Trudy Emery

Website:  Trudy’s Bath & Body

Handcrafted soaps, body butters and body balms made in small batches, our body care products are created with thoughtfully selected ingredients to deliver a gentle, nourishing, and luxurious skin care experience.

Washington County Democrats
Space #:  99
Lisa Marin

Website:  Washington County Democrats

Information booth for the Washington County Democratic Party.

Wicked Good Maine Books
Space #:  91
Brook Merrow

Website:  Wicked Good Maine Books

Offering a selection of titles from Maine authors, including Claire Ackroyd (Murder in the Maple Woods and Body in the Blueberry Barrens) and Brook Merrow (Trapped).

Witchcraft Customs
Space #:  88
Holly Thayer

Website:  Witchcraft Customs

Tumblers with some sass, glass jar tumblers, car coasters & magnets & the best 3D creatures!

Wooden Way Creations
Space #:  93
Charlie & Susan Hinkel

Website:  Wooden Way Creations

Wooden Way Creations manufactures beautiful and useful kitchen tools and bathroom accessories.

Zerelli
Space #:  97
Ann Herrick

Handcrafted leather handbags and accessories. Designed and crafted by us.

Courthouse (County) Lot
(Lot Full)

2KnottySisters
Space #:  113
Michael Costello

Handmade doll clothes for 18-inch, 15-inch, and 14-inch dolls (like the American Girl dolls).  Also hand-knit baby items, adult-sized hats and ear warmers, plus other gift items.

Bunny Hollow
Space #:  118
Miah Johnson

Website:  Bunny Hollow

Bunny Hollow is a Mother -Daughter run small business located in Machias, ME. We create beautiful hand spun Angora Bunny yarn, knitted creations, raw fiber, and more.

Dakota Dreams and Montana Wishes
Space #:  126
Lisa Richardson

Website:  Dakota Dreams and Montana Wishes

Crocheted hats various styles and sizes. Crocheted topped kitchen towels.

Downeast Hospice Volunteers
Space #:  129
Arielle Richardson

Website:  Downeast Hospice Volunteers

Down East Hospice Volunteers is a donation-funded, all volunteer nonprofit serving residents of Washington County. We provide compassionate, non-medical support to individuals facing life limiting illness and to their families and caregivers. Trained volunteers offer companionship, respite, and practical assistance so no one has to navigate end of life care alone. All services are provided at no cost.

Downeast Rainbow Alliance
Space #:  128
Cheyenne Robinson-Bauman

Website:  Downeast Rainbow Alliance

Downeast Rainbow Alliance works to advance education, advocacy, and belonging in LGBTQIA2S+ community in the Passamaquoddy Homeland, now known as Washington County. We will have information and affirming items, along with fun giveaways.

Frankie’s Merchantile
Space #:  121
Jennifer Stubbs

Website:  Frankie’s Merchantile

Frankie’s Mercantile creates playful, coastal-inspired accessories and gifts—from paracord and nautical rope bag charms to acrylic charms, stickers, drinkware, and cozy apparel. Designed with a love for the coast and the woods with a uniquely Maine style, our pieces make perfect festival finds and souvenirs.

Grammie Reds
Space #:  122
Christy McLain

Insulators lights, macramé, paint dipped jewelry, and diffusers.

Keiras Creations
Space #:  111
Shawneen Hambrock

Decorated t-shirts glass tumblers and insulated cups along with beaded and resin items.

KI Baby Blues
Space #:  119
Heather Mills

Website:  KI Baby Blues

I create tie dyed and ice dyed t-shirts and accessories.

Lost Cove Studio
Space #:  108
Nia Aretakis

Lost Cove Studio offers a variety of hand-made items, including clothing, quilted bags, wood burned art, and more! All handmade in DownEast Maine.

Lucky Penny Bakery
Space #:  109
Sarahmarie Abernethy

Website:  Lucky Penny Bakery

Lucky Penny Bakery is a home bakery located in Charlotte. We specialize in creating freshly baked goods using high-quality ingredients and wild blueberries picked right here in Downeast from small farms.

MaD Tiki Studios
Space #:  120
Jeff Ferrell

I sell HD metal prints and photography that I’ve taken.

Maine Bureau of Insurance
Space #:  123
Nathan McIvor

Website:  Maine Bureau of Insurance

The Maine Bureau of Insurance regulates the insurance industry to protect and to serve the public.

-License insurance producers and companies.
-Perform examinations and conduct audits.
-Review rates and coverage forms.
-Investigate complaints.
-Educate consumers about their rights and responsibilities under our laws.
-Sponsor programs that enhance awareness of and compliance with State laws.

Maine Memories
Space #:  134
Silvia Wight and Heidi Mccormick

Vintage hand tied lap quilts, aprons, pillows, potholders, table runners and other hand stitched fabric creations.

Maine Seacoast Mission
Space #:  133
Kaysie Logan

Website:  Maine Seacoast Mission

Since 1905, the Mission has been connecting people to their strengths by offering healthcare, education, food, shelter, and spiritual support.  At our Downeast Campus in Cherryfield, we build community through food security, afterschool programs, youth development, scholarships, housing rehabilitation, and events. For islands miles off the Maine coast, the Sunbeam serves as a floating community center, bringing nurses and telehealth, a chance to gather for meals, and a roster of educational programming and enriching events.

Mammie’s Maine Apothecary
Space #:  106
Sherrie Chapman

Mammie’s Maine Apothecary grows, prepares and sells plant-based lotions, salves and oils that promote healing from within. Including a night cream with natural retinol bakouchiol oil, calendula creams to soothe itchy irritated skin including eczema, psoriasis, bug bites/stings and so much more. In the beginning, there were plants!

Maura Condon Art
Space #:  107
Maura Condon

Original paintings, illustrations, and block prints inspired by the coast, wildlife, and landscapes. Hand-crafted artwork celebrating land, sea, and seasonal life.

Rusty Moose Creations
Space #:  116/117
Tricia Santerre

Personalized handmade, hand painted gifts & home décor.

Sew Cindy
Space #:  112
Cindy Hayes

Website:  Sew Cindy

Custom Sewing and alterations from the simple to the sublime.

Sweet Monkey Business
Space #:  110
Matt Burke

Website:  Sweet Monkey Business

Sweet Monkey Business is a craft bakery based Belfast, Maine that specializes in a variety of shortbread cookies and superfood granola. All of our products are handmade in small batches using only the best all-natural ingredients to bring our customers exceptional products.

T & A Laser Works
Space #:  130
Thomas Holland

Website:  T & A Laser Works

Custom Wooden Engravings on cutting boards, signs, keychains, coasters, wooden take home kits. We also do custom engravings on cups, license plates and much more. Don’t see what you want already made, please ask and we will see what we can do for you.

The Cheerful Chickadee
Space #:  114
Kathy Johnston

Endearing gifts made by hand and heart — meaningful, personal, and often more treasured than anything store-bought 💛.

The Community Christmas Giving Tree
Space #:  127
Sue Derickson

The Community Christmas Giving Tree Program provides Christmas gifts of winter coats, winter boots, toys, clothing and books to children in need in our community. We will be raffling off two bicycles and a couple other items (to be determined) to raise money for our program during the festival. This is our 25th year of providing this service to our community.

The Feisty Dragon
Space #:  131
Patricia Morgan

Website:  The Feisty Dragon

The Feisty Dragon delivers a variety of handmade clothing, costumes and accessories, bags, and embroidered patches.

Twirling Treasures
Space #:  125
Tammy Kennedy Santy

Crystals, sun catchers, dream catchers, flower pot gnomes, knitted hats, snowflakes, and blueberry basket magnets.

Washington County Community College
Space #:  124
Katie Erskine

Website:  Washington County Community College

Washington County Community College – promotional materials.

Way Downeast Photography
Space #:  132
Laurie Churchill

Website:  Way Downeast Photography

Photographic products – Prints both matted and metal, products made from my drone photos-Calendars, Cards, Magnets, Night lights, and Coasters.

Wildroot Farm
Space #:  115
Erin Silvera

Website:  Wildroot Farm

Locally and organically grown herbs carefully crafted into loose leaf teas.  Seasonal farm products also available.