Ag-ventures, Crafts & Food Vendors
Please note -- this is the 2011 Festival site, the 2012 site is under construction
Watch for further updates
Locally produced products and crafts will tempt you. Find one of a kind crafts for gifts for friends and family or splurge on yourself.
Carol Colwell, All About Wine
carolcolwell@yahoo.com (209)878-3378
wine bottle lights w/jewels, slumped wine bottles, wine bottle aprons, wine fabric plates
Barbara Brownell, Originals by Barbara
bab1930@sti.net (209) 966-4706
Hand-knit scarves, scarves, hats, headbands for adults & children. Hand-painted T-shirts.
Tammi DelGatto, Bling N Things
tammi@blingnthingstami.com (209)628-8443
Western Jewelry
Frank & Paula Quirogg, Nevaehscents
fquiroga9791@gmail.com (925) 890-6767
candles, bath & body products
Donya Evans, Donya's Naturally
mariposa_flutterby@live.com (209) 628-7890
Hand-made soaps, lotions and body luxuries
Taste some of our local foods from restaurants which will be featuring locally grown veggies.
Grannie Annie's famous Indian tacos
Come and taste Grannie Annie's "tomato fest special" Indian taco.
Dave's Western BBQ
Bite into Dave's tri-tip sandwiches
What is an ag-venture?
We define the term to mean anyone making their own agriculture or nature related products. If you can grow it and turn it into a product, you can sell it.
For example, jams & jellies, lavender products, hand-made soaps, honey, herbs & spices, luffa products, bird houses and vinegars just to name a few products.
Remember if it’s a food product, certain health department regulations may apply.
Crafts are created and hand made locally.
Display and sell your art. Applications are now being accepted.
Navin Sinha, Navin Kumar
sinhanavin@hotmail.com
Navin will show and represent un-hybridized early ripening tomato heirloom varieties.
Tomato Fest Guidelines and Application