Interested in being a Food, Community or Arts and Crafts Vendor at our festival in 2010?

The PFF is proud to host a diverse and exciting array of vendors at our free festival in the park, this year on Saturday, August 28, 2010. Please note that fees, deadlines, and rules regarding all vendors have been revised this year.

Those interested in more information about becoming vendors in 2010 should contact the following email addresses; phone contacts are not currently available.

Artisan's Village (Crafts, Arts, other goods): pffartsandcrafts@gmail.com

You can find the current Artisan's Village Vendors' forms at the bottom of this page. Artisan Vendors may not sell any food which would be consumed on-site.

We have three deadlines for Artisan's Village Vendors:
Monday June 14, 2010 - Early Bird, $40 Fee
Friday, July 16, 2010 - Regular Deadline, $60 Fee
Friday August 20, 2010 - Late Deadline, $75 Fee

Food Vendors: pff.food.vendors@gmail.com

Community Booths:

Non-profit community groups are offered booths free-of-charge to distribute information.  They may not sell any food or merchandise.  Please fill out the Artisan's Village form and submit it (without payment) to the address provided.

 PFF Vendors 2009:

This is just a small sample of the terrific, talented artisans and crafters joined us on Saturday, August 29, 2009!

Sherry Crawford - White Bear Standing
We are devoted to promoting
healing and healthy lifestyle choices through education expression and
creation! We develop and deliver programs to educate non-native and
native people in our community.  Learn about what is needed to heal
ourselves and Mother Earth.
White Bear Standing's One of a Kind Creations - Dream Catchers,
Medicine Wheels, Talking Sticks & Feather Fans.
www.sherrycrawford.vpweb.ca

Anywhere But Here...
Established in 2007 by Peterborough designer
Carley Stenson, Siams is Canada's FIRST size-free brand. Specializing
in unisex pants for women, men, children and toddlers, Siams allows
for maximum versatility and comfort all in one!
www.siams.ca

Luissachi by Sherry Knight
Sherry designs her luissachi collections
from her studio at home on Shandos Lake in Southern Ontario. Working
primarily with semi-precious stones, Swarovski Crystal Sherry created
exquisite handcrafted limited edition work desirable for its
uniqueness and elegance.Sherry has enjoyed success in marketing her
limited edition and one of a kind designs to galleries and boutiques
throughout North America, Japan and Australia.
www.luisacchi.com

Elvery by Jilleen Meckling
Elvery is vintage-inspired jewelry made
by Jilleen Meckling, using semi-precious stone, glass, shell and other
natural materials in an array of brass findings. Style ranging from
simple filigree settings to detailed clusters. Each is an elegant and
unique piece of wearable art made in Marmora, Ontario.
Elvery.etsy.com

Goodview Fashion by Ada Wang
Goodview Fashion provides customers
with handmade crafts and jewelry in festivals and special events
across southwestern Ontario. These unusual and elegant items are made
from natural materials, such as semi-precious stones, gemstones,
freshwater pearls, seashells, hemp, leather, or the combination of
these materials. Crafts feature chinese tradition. Each piece is
natural and unique, also follows the latest fashionable trend;
suitable for all seasons.

Burnin' Beads, by Kira
Burnin' Beads and jewelry makes hand-crafted
glass beads which are then formed into unique jewelry designs.
Inspired by African jewelry, and Native-American bead work; these
designs range from the bold and colourful, to finer more detailed
pieces.  My goal is to create pieces you can hang on your body; art
that travels with you, wherever you go, inspiring people along the
way.
www.burninbeads.com

MOD Jewelry by Meredith Dando
Beautiful handcrafted jewelry featuring traditional chain mail techniques and wire work in sterling silver and 14K gold fill. Contemporary and traditional styles
showcasing a wide variety of semi-precious stones and gems, freshwater
pearls and fine crystals.

Kathryn Marie Jewellery Designs
shapes metal and stone to capture the
essence of individuality that comes with each buyer. Whether through
gold, sterling silver, or reclaimed and alternative materials, Kathryn
Ackland can shape an artistic accent to meet the desires or any lover
of fine, handcrafted jewellery. Her pieces can be one of a kind, a
limited edition series or affordable sterling silver.
www.kathrynmarie.ca

Shannon Taylor -  Artwork
Scenes from Peterborough and surrounding
area, whimsical drawings and patterns.
Art cards.
Handmade accessories, made from recycled fabrics.
shannontaylor.ca

Kathryn Orok
combines her love of art and making things to craft a
variety of delightful creations, including purses, tote bags, skirts,
accessories, and painted glassware.  You'll find an eclectic mix of
items and materials used, such as vintage linens or forgotten clothing
re-imagined into colourful, nature-themed works.  All items are
crafted with attention to detail and the love of creating something
wonderful!
KathrynOrok.etsy.com

leather caché by Jesse Bateson (Spatch)
Leather caché is located at
219 hunter st between black honey and karma's cafe. Specializing in
hand crafted, custom made leather bracelets, belts, dog collars, hand
bags, watches and many more. Spatch strives to make every piece
personal and unique vowing never to make a double. Much like a tattoo,
you can bring in an idea or image and he puts it into leather. Stop by
to say hi or check out his wears.

Postart Blooming Collective by Morganna Leblanc and Michelle Potter

The Postart Blooming Collective is powered by passion and a strong
commitment to the environment. Michelle Potter, Morganna Leblanc and
Husam Arab create beautiful fashions and artwork fuelled and inspired
by found treasures. Vintage, antique and recycled textiles, buttons,
beads, cutlery, books and stamps are lovingly spun, sewn twisted and
collaged into fun, colourful, one-of-a-kind pieces.
Our goal: 100% creatively green for 2010

Random Pretty Things by Alana Farmer
As the name might suggest,
Random Pretty Things is an eclectic array of things both random and
pretty. This is a collection which combines the whimsy of childhood
with practical “real world” function. Be it candy coloured jewellery,
three-eyed-alien tea cozies or plush kitty purses, you are sure to
find some Random Pretty Things to suit you.
www.randomprettywebpage.com

morgan cleopatra
where pop culture meets fairy-tale.

ecomum
is a homebased business located in Peterborough, Ontario,
Canada. Products are chosen for the following reasons as much as
possible: ecologically responsible practices from field, to
production, to your home; reuse-ability -- good quality stuff to last
a long while!; ethical business practices; hard to find stuff that's
good for your family (and your soul); and products made locally
whenever possible. From hemp for home and body to organic cotton
clothing and diapers to other sustainable lifestyle accessories,
ecomum has something for everyone. This is her 8th year at the
festival.

Homesewn by Janet Knight
Homesewn clothing and accessories are made
in Peterborough using "up-cycled", vintage and reclaimed fabrics, with
a focus on sustainable, environmentally sound methods and materials.
All products are durable, comfortable and practical as well as being
one-of-a-kind, locally made and thoroughly eco-friendly.

Big Tub Botanicals by Erin Gallagher
Big Tub Botanicals skin care
products are formulated with the healing properties of herbs.  This
unique line of products is hand-crafted, fresh & completely natural.
No petrochemicals, parabens, fragrances, fillers, or pre-made bases
are used.  Our entire product line is made from scratch!  Safe for
you, your family, and the environment.  One-of-a-kind soaps, herbal
salves and creams, aromatic bath products and more. Consciously
crafted for pure quality.
www.bigtubbotanicals.com

Raechelle Vyn
tiny books. handmade tales. words. lines. poems.
songs. paint. paper. collected scraps from here and there. treasures
pocketed along the way.piece them together. bind them up. pages that
are playful and beautiful. storybooks that fit in the palm of your
hand

Out of the Fire - Pottery by Dan Ferguson
Local artist from
Peterborough, has done pottery since 1977. He studied at University
level in two different states in the US, and most recently returned
from the Master's Series workshop in Phoenix Arizona. Though some
artisans enjoy functional pottery, Dan's goal was to develop the
artistic works through clay. He features horse hair, naked raku,
barrel firing, and ferric chloride fuming. Each piece is one of a
kind, requiring skillful techniques.

coNartist
cut and paste everything!   http://conartistcrafts.blogspot.com

urbantomato by Jillian Bishop
urbantomato is a small local business
that provides hand-grown & collected heirloom seeds & vegetable
plants.  this process has led to the creation of veggie inspired art
which is sold in the form of buttons, cards, stickers, photos & more.
website http://urbantomato.blogspot.com

Jewelry Essence
Funky and fashion jewelery using beads, findings,
silver and gemstone beads etc. We make yoga mat bags, over the
shoulder "om" yoga carry all bags, some clothing, scarves out of
Indian cotton with and without patterns and meditation shawls.  This
booth will have a funky feel and there will be several different items
to look at, "om" necklaces and pendants,  horn earrings in many shapes
and sizes,  Eastern-style artwork,  like carvings, both chakra /
mantra wall hangings.

mandie by Amanda Burrett
A clothing line that  reconstructs old/vintage clothing into funky new styles. Each piece is 'one of a kind'. I mainly use vintage clothing of earthy tones and add pieces of
design and colour to give it some edge! I reuse clothing in a way that
is environmentally friendly and gives a piece of clothing the
opportunity to be loved again. Just think of how many lives a pair of
jeans turned into a purse has lived?