We are now seeking businesses
and vendors for this event.
(limited to 100 businesses/vendors)
2019 Vendor Listing
We are a small Father/Daughter company that's makes Rustic Wall Decor. Items include: Rustic Coat Hooks, Rustic Key Hooks, Rustic Jewelry Hooks, etc. We also make hand-painted ornaments and magnets for the holiday season.
Briana Rignanese
We create chainmaille and upcycled flatware jewelry featuring Swarovski crystals. A lot of what we create is original design.
Krystle Asselin
Small handmade jewelry business. Deb makes repurposed copper jewelry along with vintage, repurposed findings necklaces and boho bracelets. Whimsical badge buttons!
Deb Terilli
Hello, my name is Neringa Aiello and I design and make all my pieces. My goal is to create timeless jewelry for you to enjoy many years ahead! All the pieces are simple and elegant, perfect for anytime wear. I work with natural stones, freshwater pearls, sterling silver and gold filled metals. Happy to be part of this event for the third time. Hope to see you at Crowne Plaza:)
Neringa Aiello
We design and create jewelry, accessories, clothing, praise wear, wood name plaques and more. Each item includes a card with a Bible verse reminding us of the promises God has for our lives, transmitting through His Word a message of hope and breath of life. We also have products from the Holy Land including beauty products.
Karyn M Roldan
Hi - My name is Bryan Baron (Double B) and I am 24 years old. I have an Intellectual Disability and Dystonia which is a rare movement disorder. I love taking pictures with my camera and I have been taking a photography class at Dean's List Academy with photographer John Gregson for a little over a year now. I created a facebook page to share my work and once I get enough photos together I will be creating a portfolio and matting my work and selling it at local events.
Bryan Baron
Handcrafted jewelry created b y aduts with disibilities supported by Looking Upwards. Aslo products from our various small bussness owners we support, such as notebooks, mousepads, greeting cards, handmade clocks and more
LookingUpwards / Melissa Seitz