Creativity bloomed at the fourth annual Fall Harvest Festival craft and vendor show at the Lincoln County Fairgrounds as tables lined up to display everything from homemade sweets and handmade toys to plants grown over the past 11 years.
Kids and families gather inside the Ag Activities Center, away from the rain, to take a look around at local craft vendors Saturday during the Fall Harvest Festival at the Lincoln County Fairgrounds.
Kelsey Brown and her sister pose for a picture at their booth where they sell cake pops, oatmeal cream pies and some bread loafs. Brown’s business, KB’s KakePop, started three months ago when her husband came up with an idea to use leftover cake from her son’s birthday tier cake.
This sign shows customers how people can make custom orders from KB’s KakePop business and what the custom orders will cost. It even shows the flavors and specialty flavors featured this week.
Cake pops, including blueberry muffin, banana bread, brown sugar cinnamon and lemon, sit on the right side of Kelsey Brown’s KB’s KakePop stand Saturday at the fall Harvest Festival. Other bakery items include chocolate chip banana bread, lemon loaf, brown sugar cinnamon loaf and a blueberry streusel.
Amy Estrada stands at her booth for her business Fringe and Texture. Her booth included crafty projects and handmade picture frames and boho wall hangings.
Near the exit of the Ag Activities Center, Roxie Chase’s business Chaser’s Greenhouse & Nursery LLC was flanked by a booth with homemade wood works and jewelry.
Roxie Chase’s booth for her business, Chaser’s Greenhouse & Nursery LLC, featured plants including fruit trees, such as apple and cherry trees, and some kitchen herbs, like lemongrass, orange mint and sage.
Kids and families gather inside the Ag Activities Center, away from the rain, to take a look around at local craft vendors Saturday during the Fall Harvest Festival at the Lincoln County Fairgrounds.
Kelsey Brown and her sister pose for a picture at their booth where they sell cake pops, oatmeal cream pies and some bread loafs. Brown’s business, KB’s KakePop, started three months ago when her husband came up with an idea to use leftover cake from her son’s birthday tier cake.
This sign shows customers how people can make custom orders from KB’s KakePop business and what the custom orders will cost. It even shows the flavors and specialty flavors featured this week.
Cake pops, including blueberry muffin, banana bread, brown sugar cinnamon and lemon, sit on the right side of Kelsey Brown’s KB’s KakePop stand Saturday at the fall Harvest Festival. Other bakery items include chocolate chip banana bread, lemon loaf, brown sugar cinnamon loaf and a blueberry streusel.
Amy Estrada stands at her booth for her business Fringe and Texture. Her booth included crafty projects and handmade picture frames and boho wall hangings.
Near the exit of the Ag Activities Center, Roxie Chase’s business Chaser’s Greenhouse & Nursery LLC was flanked by a booth with homemade wood works and jewelry.
Roxie Chase’s booth for her business, Chaser’s Greenhouse & Nursery LLC, featured plants including fruit trees, such as apple and cherry trees, and some kitchen herbs, like lemongrass, orange mint and sage.
