Honey Harvest Festival Marketplace
Sunday, September 10,
11 AM - 3 PM, Rain or shine.
There is something for everyone at our Honey Harvest Festival marketplace, featuring several local vendors, artisans, and partner organizations. These artists, small business owners, and non-profits offer a variety of specialty foods, jewelry, fashion, home goods, art, handmade creations, and so much more. Your purchases from these small businesses support the local economy, which has a positive impact on our environmental well-being.
List of Marketplace vendors:
Bath products, gifts, floral, handmade items.
Artisan soaps, body scrub, lotions, lip balms, bath bombs, etc
Handmade honey dippers, wooden bowls, spoons and home decor
Acrylic abstract, prints on canvas, and seasonal decor.
Watercolor prints.
Handmade and permanent jewelry.
Watercolor artist.
From soil to sunlight, houseplants to trees, CG helps you be a connected gardener, to create beautiful, functional, ecologically appropriate spaces.
Lauren Abbatiello offers 9x9 sized cakes as well as favor sized (pictured above).
Tequenos - Crispin-filled dough with melted cheese.
Eye Candy Florals offers a “pick your own” bouquet experience at their Flower Cart.
Fine art prints and cards.
Figo Woodworks crafts luxury wood creations in Stamford, CT. Our one of a kind designs are made from carefully selected local hardwood. Welcome to the FIGO family.
Girl Scouts of Connecticut, Troop 50812
Snacks and drinks. Proceeds support Troop activities.
glass pendants, glass seedbead jewelry, and candles.
Heal My Hands
All-natural moisturizing bars.
Mary Ann creates all-natural handmade products, such as beeswax candles, soaps, and lip balms.
Essential oils for energy healing.
Key chains, scrunchies and water bottles
Handmade candles, soaps, and bath salts all made for natural products.
Premium coffee and coffee-related items.
Helping to create a corridor of safe habitats for birds, bees, butterflies and other pollinators that extends across our city and into other towns.
Crystals, home decor, jewelry, and spiritual goods.
Kitti Deak is a small-scale farmer specializing in elderberry. Her specialties are herbal remedies, such as elderberry teas, syrups, infused honey, jams, and other medicinal herb-based products including herbal cosmetics.
Bobbianne Hoffman designs a range of products from functional home decor to personalized gifts to macrame.
Crocheted and knitted items and honey.
Kid’s clothing and accessories.
The Bartlett Arboretum & Gardens
Visit the membership table to purchase local honey!