3rd Annual Fall Market & Craft Fair • Saturday, October 10, 2020 • 9am-4pm
Featuring many talented artisans at the Gathering at Milton
Thank you to all of our vendors & visitors for making our 2nd Annual "Fall Market & Craft Fair" 2019 such a success! This year The Gathering at Milton will host the Fall Market & Craft Fair on Saturday, October 10, 2020 from 9am-4pm. We invite you to check out this years' exciting offerings.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE A VENDOR?
Step 1: Download & read the Vendor Contract
Step 2: Fill out the online Vendor Application Form
Step 3: Once approved, mail the signed Vendor Contract along with a check to:
Alanna L. Vaught
344 Woodbury Rd. Auburntown, TN 37016
***Due by September 1, 2020
• Booth space is approximately 10'X10'
• Booth Fee = $55
• Electricity Fee (upon availability) = $10
2019 VENDORS
Sherwood Forrest
Wood Turning
Kenneth Gunnell
Woodturning, assortment of handcrafted items and award winning bowls.
call 931-337-9539
Reminiscing Milton
Teresa Davenport
615-273-2403
Lifelong Milton resident, Teresa Davenport provides and collects information on the history of Milton. If you have any stories or pictures to share, visit her booth.
Daisy Ray Mercantile
Monica Tucker
615-631-9880
Hometown items that can be made on site including shirts, signs, bags and more.
Blue Pony Art
Kay Currie
615-477-4759
Local artisan made clay sculptures. Specializing in animals such as bunnies, horses, goats and sheep
Lilla Rose Haircessories
Christie Barrett
615-427-1456
Haircessories including flexi clips, Bobby pins, u-pins, hairbands and hair sticks.
The Rural Route Bus Boutique
Janna Sullivan
615-680-2759
Just two gals and a little bus where farm meets fashion.
Lascassas Farms
Christopher and Leah Elliott
615-995-2662
Locally grown pumpkins of all kinds, fresh orchard apples and cider.
Deelicious Deelights
Debra Woodard
615-243-1874
Canned pickles. Dry bean soups and dips, dill and taco mix. Samples available during the event.
Call 615-243-1874
Campbell and Heritage
Julie Williams
Handmade children’s clothing from newborn to 6: bonnets, dresses, bloomers and rompers.
Call 615-967-4693
Marcy Jams!
Marcy Beavers
615-904-4466
Marcy offers homemade, small batch jams and jellies.
Usborne Books and More
Chelsea Hilton
615-864-2677
Books! Very nice, keepsake books of all kinds from newborn to high school.
Facebook.com/groups/usborne
Crafty Ladies
Wanda Burch and Family
A wide variety of handmade crafts including fall/Halloween-winter/Christmas themed Items.
Call 931-293-4850
Jenny Lou Boutique
Jennifer Hyde
615-898-2995
Custom made tumblers, shirts and totes.
Valley Growers Garden Center
Susie Tramel
615-893-6040
Middle Tennessee’s Premier Garden Center will showcase seasonal garden decor, pansies and mums. Watch on Facebook for Milton Fall Market & Craft Fair Specials on mums as time draws closer to October 12th!
Paparazzi Jewelry
Melissa Pipkin-Davies
Independent Consultant #207198
615-542-0594
Although we approve only a few direct sales vendors, Paparazzi is back by popular demand!
Many attendees at our 2018 event requested for its return. Fun and Fashionable jewelry. $1.00 kids jewelry and everything else is just $5.00.
Good Vibes Snoballs
Harrison Ridge Popcorn
Facebook.com/harrisonridgepopcorn/
Bradley Creek Designs
Randy Stockton
This Milton vendor offers a variety of personalized laser engraved and cut items including slate, bamboo, tile, wood earrings, cuff bracelets, mugs and tumblers. Monogramming and customization done on site.
Sassa’s Boutique
Ashley Amber Turner
Specializing in cowhide items such as bags, purses, bracelets, earrings and straps. Sassa will also have specialty children’s and adult clothing of the Crazy Train and Ruffle Butts brand.
3 Sisters Vintage Co
Summer Torrence
The 2018 Milton Fall Market and Craft Fair Best of Show Winner!
Summer has a great eye for design and is an amazing decorator. Her booth will feature vintage, antiques, home decor, Dixie Belle paint and Iron Orchid Designs.
Double Creek Farm Alpacas
Melody Weist
615-948-4729
Fashion items handmade from alpaca fiber and yarn. Felted ornaments, soaps and dryer balls. Handwoven scarves and hats, handmade bangles/bracelets, knitted gloves, hats and socks. Melody will be conducting spinning wheel demonstrations throughout the day.
Ashton Nicole’s
Ronnie Layhew
615-533-3915
Featuring vintage and antique items, repurposed items such as pillows made from vintage handkerchiefs, original artwork and speciality crafts.
Crafts by the Gamino’s
Diane Gamino
931-224-0090
Woodcrafts: birdhouses, bird feeders, carpenter bee traps, solar lanterns, bat boxes, bug houses and seasonal indoor and outdoor decorations.
call 931-224-0090
Dahlia’s House
Gail Tanner
217-622-6583
Handmade doll clothes (primarily American Girl size) and accessories.
Linda Stowe Designs
Linda Stowe
615-546-3975
Linda’s upcycled clothing and home goods are all handmade and one-of-a kind treasures you will not want to miss.
Miss Dot McCullough
Dot McCullough
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