Welcome to the 60thAnnual Madison Historical Society Annual Madison County Craft Festival
When & Where
Saturday, Sept 7 | 10am – 5pm
Sunday, Sept 8 | 10am – 4pm
Historical Society Grounds at 435 Main Street in Oneida.
ENTRY DETAILS:
Adult Admission $5 | Weekend Passes $8
Children 12 and under are free.
Enjoy a fun family weekend outdoors by purchasing handmade items from our talented artisans, eating delicious food from the food trucks, purchasing wine from NYS wineries, joining us under our kids’ activity tent for kids’ activities, partaking in guided house tours, and listening to live music.
We have a wide selection of contemporary arts and crafts, ranging from functional to decorative works including fabric, glass, sculpture, ceramics, mixed media, metal, glass, floral, drawings, paintings, jewelry photography, soap, skincare products, leather, and wood.
Jurying Applications for Artisans can be downloaded from this page. If you are interested in participating as a Food Vendor, please email Sydney at sydney@mchs1900.org.
Our Sponsors
Proceeds from the event support the educational programs offered at the Madison County Historical Society. The Madison County Craft Festival is made possible by the most generous support from our presenting sponsor, the Gorman Foundation.
If you would like to help support the Historical Society by becoming a sponsor, please contact Sydney at sydney@mchs1900.org.
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Live Music Schedule
Saturday, September 7
10:00 am- 12:00 pm Papamojo
12:30 pm- 2:30 pm TBD
3:00 pm- 5:00 pm The Pomeranians
Sunday, September 8
10:00 am- 12:00 pm One Man. The Duo
1:00 pm- 4:00 pm Double Chase
Partial List of 2024 Registered Artisans & Food Vendors
We are accepting applications for artisans to join the Madison County Craft Festival
If you are interested in applying to the show or have any questions, please email Sydney at sydney@mchs1900.org.
Please note that we are not accepting independent consultants at the Craft Festival. We do accept independent consultants, small business owners, and artisans at our weekly Cottage Lawn Farmers’ Market, please get in touch with us for an application.
Blacksmith
NYS Designer Blacksmiths of the Mohawk Region
Stop by their booth to watch the blacksmith demonstrations and enter the drawing to win a custom-made park bench
Candles & Soaps
Monica Cody, Farmstead 1868
Lavender farm products for bath, body, candles, soap, dried lavender, woodcrafts, wreaths, and more
Sondra Fashner, Soni’s Suds
Handcrafted soap, lotions, scrubs, bath bombs, and CBD balm
Suzanne Lynch, Dandelion, and Burdock
candles, body cremes, room spray, soap, trees, potted herbs, and fresh-cut pine boughs
Lauren Brown, The Gritty Sisters Soapery, LLC
Artisanal homemade soaps, scrubs, and frostings that are sometimes gritty and pretty using quirky ingredients such as various beers, wine coffee, almond milk, etc.
Donna VanderGroef, Cedar Hill Goats
Goat milk soaps and lotions
Megeen Etter, Stay Golden Soy
hand-poured small batch candles
Decorative Painting
Kelly Supernaw, The Garden of Gifts
Hand-painted Glass Items
Edible Art
Carol Shaw, Shaw’s Maple Products
Maple Syrup, maple popcorn, maple cotton candy, maple fudge, maple baked goods, and more
Sherry Kellogg, Frog Park Herbs II
Packaged herbs and spices
Justin and Shae Trievel, The Yellow House
Homestead-based business, specializing in small-batch cookies, and loaves of fresh-baked rustic Ciabatta, Rye, and Focaccia.
Carol Milliman-Estes, Milliman's Candy Kettle Fudge
Homemade old fashion fudge, original recipes, no machines or mixes
Mallory Galavotti, Mix it Up Creations
Special occasion on-stop shop- desserts, cupcakes, cakes, and cookies
Bob and Jane Jones, Faithful Friends
A variety of pet treats for your beloved pets
Fiber Arts & Leather
Susan Keating, A Spin in Time
Custom sewing, homespun yarns, and knits. Stop by her booth to see an old-fashioned spinning wheel and watch her demonstrate how it is used.
Penny Casper Edsell, Der Hippyladen
tie-die clothing
Betty Correia, Purr Sez
Quilted purses, and holiday décor
Taylor Ann Croniser, Croniser’s Creations
Embroidery items of all kinds from kitchen to clothing
Ash Lovett and Matt Camili, Flora & Fauna Farm
woman-owned fiber farm specializing in breed-specific wool for fiber artists of every variety
Sara Buss, Buss N’ Stuff
handwoven baskets and home décor
Robin Coirin, Remember When
Chenille bunnies, bears, aprons, and more
Samantha Piquette, Loved Creations
Vegan leather keychains, initial keychains, hand sanitizer holders, air pod cases
Holly Mathis, Aunt Mary's Marvlous Creations
A variety of quilts from modern, traditional, baby, and holiday. Repurposed clothing for kids and adults
Floral
Tina Emmons, Creative Waves
Deco mesh wreaths, and trees
Anna Kinney, AK Nine & Krafts
Mesh wreaths and trees
Glass Art
David McKenney, GBD Studio
Glass artist who specializes in fused and blown glass
Jewelry
Mary Jo Astrachan, Astrachan Artistry
Beaded bracelets, and earrings from her collection of crystals, gemstones, and glass beads
Lee Ann Harris, Crescent Moon Studio
Gemstone jewelry that features crystals, fossils, and hand-selected stones
Sabina Bajic, MMB Inspiration
One-of-a-kind jewelry made of sterling silver, gemstones, etc.
Norman K. Dann, Handcrafted in Sterling Silver by Norman K. Dann
One-of-a-kind handcrafted sterling silver jewelry
Lisa Fish, Magpie Merchantile
Original designed semi-precious stone and beaded jewelry wrapped in wire
Metal
Mixed Media/Other
Kellie Saccone, Treasures by Meme
Machine-sewn variety of cotton products-corn heat, and hand-built and wheel-thrown functional pottery from bowls, mugs, and dishes.
Joan Kimball, The Palm Reading Lady
Palm Readings
Karissa Jones Simply Natural by Karissa Jones
Handmade macrame, embroidery, and hand-sewn scrunchies
Brandi Gall, Wooden Moon Studio
Wooden floral wreaths, mobiles, ornaments, seasonal fresh-cut bouquets, tea towels, napkins, knit baby blankets, jams, and jellies
Michelle Smith-Greene, Greene Gifts
Laser-cut goods/jewelry
Margaret Lucio
quill /paper filigree, pottery, and sewn items
Rayne Polkowski, Fiddlespoon
original artwork and art prints
Photography
Howard Astrachan, Astrachan Artistry
Nature Photography
Kirk Riedel, Kirk’s Country Photos
Original matted 8” x 10” and 11” x 14” photographs
Paintings, Drawing, and Frames
Nancy Chauncey, Daisies Won’t Tell Creations
Alcohol ink on paper, ceramics, and tiles. Specialty abstract florals and nature scenes
Pottery
Martha Conan, Martha Conan Pottery
Handmade high fire stoneware- mugs, plates, planters,ceramic flowers for gardens, birdhouses, and oil lamps.
Jane Gerard and Linda Tulowiecki, Pottery Gals
Hand-built and wheel-thrown functional pottery from bowls, mugs, dishes, pie plates, platters, wind chimes, and more
Tammy Ray, The Shak
Hand-built and wheel-thrown functional pottery from bowls, mugs, dishes. There is also a combination of functional reclaimed wood items.
Woodworking
Kimberly and Richard Maykish, Maykish Creations
Engraved cutting boards, spoons, notebooks, keychains, magnets, and earrings
David Fox, Hog Fiddles, and Such
Handcrafted fine dulcimers, banjos, and mandolins
Bob Faduski, Bob’s Wooden Trivets
Handcrafted wooden trivets, and other wooden products
Dennis and Janice Thoryk, DJT Craftworks
handmade wooden items such as wine trays. beer flights, other wooden items, and 3D-printed items
Food Trucks and Food Vendors
Tacocat Food Co.
Menu- Gourmet taco truck from the guys from Brake From The Grind. Variety of tacos using as many locally sourced products as possible, cooking fresh to order
Tasko Distribution/Full-Time Kettle Korn
Menu- fresh kettle corn, real fruit-enhanced lemonade, and iced teas
Stathis Greek Food Truck
Menu- Mediterranean
Maddox and Ruth's ADK Soft Serve
Menu- Soft serve cones, sundaes, floats, and milkshakes; freshly squeezed lemonade, fresh donuts, coffee, and hot chocolate
Brake from the Grind
Menu- Farm-to-truck menu using as many locally sourced products as possible.
Wineries, Distilleries & Breweries
Lakeland Winery, Syracuse, NY
2024 Jurying Applications
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Our Vendor Application
Looking to join our Craft Festival? Please download our application and return it with payment to Madison County Historical Society, 435 Main Street, Oneida NY 13421. If you are interested in participating as a Food Vendor, please email Sydney at sydney@mchs1900.org.
