2023 Fair Participants
Check out the vendors and exhibitors at this year’s Fair! Interested in exhibiting next year? Check out our application information.Â
Organizations that provide resources or technical support to farmers and producers.
Legal Food Hub, Conservation Law Foundation
Maine Ecological Design School
Maine Food and Beverage Education Center
Maine State Beekeeper Association
Northeast Organic Family Farm Partnership
University of Maine Cooperative Extension
University of Maine Cooperative Extension – Equipping New Farmers
Suppliers of products for farms and gardens or family farms selling agricultural products made with at least 70% materials from their farm.
Boite Nature
Brick House Succulents
Copper Tail Farm
Delightful Odds & Herbs
Jonestead General Store
Maine Garden Products/Bartlett Bench & Wire
Maine Milk Mavens (formally Maine Cheese Guild)
Seacolors Yarnery at Meadowcroft Farm
Shaker Village Herbs (United Society of Shakers)
Swan’s Honey
Space for organizations and individuals to exhibit and demonstrate practical, small-scale, do-it-yourself sustainable life skills.
Last Things, Funeral Consumers Alliance of Maine
Maine Wood Carvers Association
Phoenix Pottery
Sebago Elementary School
Maine businesses and suppliers in the sustainable building and energy trades.
Backyard Buildings LLC
Maine Indoor Air Quality Council
Renewal by Andersen of Greater Maine
Swift Chimney Cleaner
Maine-based organizations focus on environmental, wildlife and marine concerns.
Citizens Climate Lobby
Down to Earth Storytelling/Pine Tree Amendment Program
Maine Conservation Voters, Maine Conservation Alliance
Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry; Plant Heal
Maine Department of Environmental Protection
Maine Natural History Observatory
Natural Resources Council of Maine
Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance
The Maine Archaeological Society Inc
The Maine Wolf Coalition, Inc.
Vendors with goods and equipment appropriate to the home gardener and small-scale farmer.
New spoke tools
Farms selling produce, flowers and farm products. Must be certified organic or able to sign an organic affidavit for the first year.
69 Acre Farm
Blazing Sky Farm
Brae Maple Farm
Curra Family Farm Trust
Fire Fly Farm
Fountain Farm
Foxfire Farm
Little Garlic Girl
Snakeroot Organic Farm
Vendors who cater to small fiber producers and fiber users.
Coanda Glass Company
Dog Island Fleece
Epoca
Foil and Came
Frost Glassworks
Island Designs
Laceypots
Laughing Moose Glassworks
Loten Art Lighting
Lyn Black Pottery
Mari Dieumegard Art / Raven Roost Studio
Mind’s Eye Creation
Mountain Street Pottery
Robyn Rae Leather
Silver Beehive Studio
Stone River Gallery
Tiny Birds
White Heron Prints
Zay Knives
Food vendors serve ready to serve food to fairgoers using organic ingredients.
Al’s Concessions
American Flatbread Company
Aucoin Concessions
Enchanted Kitchen at Fire Fly Farm
Fresh Ella’s
The Good Loaf, LLC
Island Cow Ice Cream
Izzy’s Desserts
KCH Enterprises
Marble Farms
Mediterranean Eggplant
Morgan’s Mills
Peace Garden Delights
Rock City Employee Cooperative
Sagadahoc MOFGA
Salsa Shack – LaForge Catering and Concessions LLC
Shiitake Farm / Shiitake Fry
Taste of Taj India
Twisted Concessions
Organizations provide information on health issues, topics and insights for a healthy lifestyle.
American College of Nurse Midwives, Maine Chapter
Healed Heart Hypnosis & Intuitive Awakenings
Husson University School of Pharmacy Community First Responder Program
Maine Association of Naturopathic Doctors
The Healing Forest
Bean Farm
Beans Corner Farm
Buckwheat Blossom Farm
Carlow Draft Horses
Catwampus Farm, LLC
Chessie Farms
Chris Lombard Horsemanship
Daly Family Farms
Darthia Farm
Equiculutre @ Anam Cara Farm
Hawthorn and Thistle Farmstead
Hideaway Farm
James Larocque
Larrabee Farm
Maple Hill Farm
Marston Homestead
Mini Mt Estate
Morgan Family Farm
North Branch Farm
O’Gara Shires
Robinson
S&S Carriage Rides
Saffron and Honey Homestead
Sandy Stream Farm
Smith Farm
Smith Farm
StoneHeart Farm
Twin Pines Draft Horses
Versicolor, LLC
Yeti Ridge Farm
Logging and forestry groups educating on sustainable forestry practices appropriate for Maine.
Vendors exhibiting their animals and selling products at least 75% from their farm and 100% from Maine. Animals displayed as part of educational exhibits include llamas, alpacas, sheep, goats and rabbits.
Daylilly B True Angoras
Integrity Wensleydales
Sales of handcrafted traditional Native American baskets and products by Maliseet, Micmac, Passamaquoddy and Penobscot artisans, plus demonstrations, presentations and music.
Dolly’s Baskets
Erica Nelson Menard
Fisher Clan Creations
Gabriel Frey Baskets
Gerald Butch Jacobs
Hudson Museum, University of Maine
Lone Bear’s Arts
NATVLDY ARTISTRY
Nicole Johnson
Richard Silliboy
Sarah Sockbeson
Theresa Secord
Wendy Hamilton
Wooden Way Creations
A vibrant marketplace of small Maine enterprises and cottage industries working and creating locally. For craftspeople creating unique, individual pieces, see the Crafts area.
Allagash Tails LLC
Bare Bones Handsewn
Blue Hill spoonworks
Gracie’s Garden
Human Nature/Pet Works of Maine
Maine Granite Gifts
Maine Mountain Soap & Candle Co.
Moonshadow Farm Handcrafted Soaps
Owl Furniture, a wing of Geoffrey Warner Studio
Peace House Studio
Pussums Cat Co
Q.D.Loon Repurposed Birdfeeders
Sweet Monkey Business
The Bridges Foundation, Loma Buckwheat Pillows
Publishers, newspapers, broadcasters, writers, film makers and new media enterprises.
Rebekah Lowell
Local organizations provide information on issues of sustainable communities, peace and justice, social equality, civil and human rights and environmental politics.
BACH HEMP
Button ME – The Maine Paparazzi – Radio Free Maine
Center for Small Town Jewish Life
Consumer Council System of Maine
League of Women Voters of Maine
Maine Indian Tribal-State Commission
Maine Network of Community Councils and the Maine Convergence
Maine Pagan & Alternative Spiritual Alliance
Planned Parenthood of Northern New England
Shaw House– Community Care
The Maine Chapter of the Freedom From Religion Foundation
TOGETHER: We Are The Sign Of Peace
United Nations Association of Maine
Vassalboro Quarterly Meeting
Farm-to-school programs, school gardens, camps and schools or nonprofit organizations that promote healthy and active lifestyles display their materials and offer hands-on demonstrations throughout the weekend.
Friday and Sunday pop-up markets for youth ages 11-21 to sell products and services that meet the guidelines of other areas. (To contact a YEZ or YETZ exhibitor email [email protected])
A & K Woodworks!
Achorn Farm
Ada Mae Jewelry
Cat’s wire bracelets
Criz’s crafts
EH & G’s Beeswax Candles
Emma’s hats
FabArt
Fern Hollow Arts
fLaurels
Foraged Florals
Heart Felt Creations
JD Woodworking
Just For Fun!
Lilac & Fern P
Little Wolf Wood Art
Little Wolf Woodworking
Ludders Wood Works
Lupine and Willow
Maggie’s Merch
Nellie’s Crochet Critters
Northern Trading
Nuts about Knitting
Peachy Crochet
Petite Artists Above the Stars
RecandleDesigns+
Rose Art
sage’s shaved ice
Sy’s Wooden Wares
The bronze pine
The Rope House
The Wild Woodland Shop
V+O Armory
Whiskers
wild mountain woodcraft
Wildflower Jewelry
Woodpecker Woodworks
