Many festival exhibitors offer ongoing tastes and samples of their wonderful products at their booths. A few provide more elaborate demonstrations and scheduled workshops. Agriculture, Artist, and Local Livelihood demonstrations at booths are ongoing all weekend at the exhibitor’s discretion unless otherwise indicated as scheduled. The location of booths with demos can be found on the easels with white boards throughout the festival site.
Scheduled Workshops at Exhibitor’s Booths:
See the Saturday and Sunday Schedules for times and locations of the following scheduled workshops:
Seeds of Solidarity: Growing Great Garlic (twice each day)
White Buffalo Herbs: Making Herbal Extracts (Sat. 1.30 pm)
Sweet Birch Herbals: Herbal Home Remedies for Stress Relief (Sun. 1.30 pm)
Plant an American Chestnut Tree (Sunday)
On-Going Agricultural Demos and Education at Exhibitor’s Booths:
Slow Cloth Demos: Plant and animal fiber transformed into clothing and household items at the Slow Cloth Demo Tent
Balky Farm: Needle Felting
Clearview Farm (guest garlic growers): Braiding Garlic
Woodcock Farm: Spinning
Clearview Composting: Compost Pile Trouble-Shooting
New England Wilderness Bushcraft: Firecraft and Campcraft
Art and Craft Demonstrations Located at Exhibitor’s Booths
Beez Art Dolls: 18th Century African Slave Doll Making Technique
Bouncing Bet Soapworks: Soap Making
Cricket on the Hearth Handweaving: Hand Spinning Yarn on Drop Spindles
Dragonfly Designs: Handcrafting Wire and Beaded Bugs
Moon and Sundries: Button Making
Mulholland Silkscreen: Silkscreen Printmaking
Nova Luxe Studios: Wire Tree Wrapping
Rings of Change: Coin Ring Making
Simple Shoemaking: Creating “First Footsteps” Shoes for Toddlers
Spoon River Jewelry: Making Rings and Bracelets from Spoons
Stillwater Flutes & Standing Bear Drums: 2 and 3 Hoop Dream Catchers
Turn, Turn, Turn: Bowl and Spindle Turning
WEAVING ARTcetera: Weaving on a Rigid Heddle Loom
Wee Things Fiber Arts: Needle Felting Toys, and Sewing Kits
Wild Edge Floral: Heart-Shaped Wreath Making
