Artisan Vendors: Want to get involved?

This year marks the 33rd annual Texian Market Days festival, which is being held October 21 and 22, 2016 at the George Ranch Historical Park in Richmond, Texas. Our attendance for this event continues to grow, as does the interest in our artisan vendor area. This year, we are seeking to add to our list of talented and extremely creative vendors, who contribute to the ambiance of the festival by offering handmade or vintage goods that will be enjoyed by all.

NOTE: ALL INDOOR BOOTH SPACES FOR 2016 ARE SOLD OUT. A FEW OUTDOOR BOOTH SPACES ARE AVAILABLE!

Download the 2016 artisan application here.

COTTON & CANE
Vintage and Handmade Market
2016 Featured Vendors:

Cookies 4 Everyone -- Organic homemade cookies

4 Paws Gourmet Dog Treats -- Freshly-baked gourmet dog treats in various flavors; cakes, muffins, and more!

Rustic Wood Images -- Unique, custom-made, and hand-painted treasures made of reclaimed Texas wood.

Amy’s Crafts and Jewelry -- Selling jellies, purses, novelty jewelry, and knitted hats.

Salve -- Skin care for people with allergies and sensitivities, based on natural medicine and using ingredients from American farmers.

JDs Woodworks -- Carved wooden spoons, bowls, cups, sewn leather bags, purses, and pouches. 

“Texian” Handmade Ladies’ Apparel -- Aprons, bonnets, clothes, capes, reticules, etc.

Sandy’s Denim Bags and More -- Bags, purses, kitchen items, and more!

Yarn Yetis -- For lovers of knitting, crocheting, and other handmade crafts.

Strand Apothecary -- Artisan soaps, lotions, scrubs and other unique bath and body products designed to feed your vintage soul.

Author RD Vincent -- American folktales with recipes.

Moon’s Ceramics -- Handmade porcelain jewelry.

Blessing Metal Works -- Metal art, flag and bird feeders, hanging and potted plant stands with solar lights, cutouts, wall hangers, crosses, key chains, candle holders, etc. 

Curt Locklear, Author -- Author whose Civil War-era novel, “Asunder,” describes life during the 1800s.

Neon Swan -- Paintings, crafts, furniture and slipcovers.

Free the Captives -- Hand-poured candles made by teenage human trafficking victims from Houston.

All We Need Farm -- Gelato pops.

Dena Designs -- Handmade jewelry.

Sutlers:

Banjo Eddy Fine Powder Horns -- Fine carved and scrimshawed powder horns; fire-walking canes and sticks.
(At the 1830s Jones Stock Farm)

Sue’s Creations -- Civil War-era clothing, toys and unique items.
(At the 1860s Ryon Prairie Home)

Martin Brothers Kettle Corn -- Old-fashioned, kettle-popped popcorn that’s a little sweet and a little salty.
(At the 1860s Ryon Prairie Home)

Havel Craftworks -- Hand-crafted soaps.
(At the 1860s Ryon Prairie Home)

Bee Weaver Studio -- Honey and bee products. 
(At the 1890s Sharecropper Farm)

2016 Artisan Application

Get all the info about changes to the Market this year, including acceptable items, available booth space and set-up/tear-down rules.

2016 FINAL INFO

Confirmed Vendors:

​Download the final information packet before the festival.

Contact Us

If you have questions about the Cotton & Cane Vintage and Handmade Market, contact Shereen Sampson at 281-342-6478.