Food, Art & Crafts

Cuisine Scene

The Spring 2010 food vendors:

Coffee Barn
Open Constantly! Hot and Iced coffee, tea, chai, hot chocolate, lemonade, homemade pastries and other goodies plus fresh wraps & sandwiches from our local co-op Chatham Marketplace. Staffed by our friendly Grassroots Volunteers all day and into the night. Bring your instruments and join the jam in our acoustic cafe. All proceeds go to Shakori Hills!

Lil’ Coffee Barn
If you can’t get over to the Coffee Barn, check out it’s baby sister at the top of the Grove hill. Serving coffee & other hot beverages, spritzers, breakfast pastries, baked goodies, and now ice cream!! All proceeds go to support Shakori Hills.

Kerala Curry
Authentic & all natural Indian snacks, soup, drinks & meals prepared by local vendor. Fresh, fried, spicy Vegetable Samosa, Pappadam (hand made lentil wafers), Curried Soup, Indian Sweets, Chicken Curry & Vegetable Kurma bowls & plates served with Basmati Rice & Chutneys. Lassi made with Mango & tropical fruits & home made yogurt. www.keralacurry.com

Sugar Shack
Breakfast all day! Handmade Vermont maple syrup, French toast, The Veggiething, maple treats and snacks, hot and cold drinks & more.

Sal’s Pizzeria
Delicious, Authentic pizza, soft drinks and smiles!

Outback Kate’s
Chicken, Beef, and gator on a stick or in a wrap. Grilled veggies, stir-fried rice and beans, cold drinks and more.

Shakori Hills Ice Cream
Ice cream served in the Lil’ Coffee Barn at the Grove Stage!

The Groovy Grill
Burgers & hot dogs with all the fixin’s

Parlez-Vous Crepe
A local business specializing in authentic, made to order sweet and savory crepes. Menu changes daily so stop by for breakfast, lunch, dinner or dessert!

Frybread
An old favorite-with powdered sugar, strawberries & whip cream. Or try a frybread taco.

Pork Palace
Sausage & ham biscuits and BBQ Sandwiches. Mmmmm!

Pittsboro General Store
Pittsboro’s Famous Burritos, many kinds of salads and more…Come check us out!

Arts & Crafts

Andria Linn Fine Art offers texturized paintings with images communicating peace and refreshment, inviting the viewer to find echos of places and relationships.

Barndog applies Pacific Northwest designs to prints, carvings and fabric.

Broccoli Batiks creates beautiful handmade batiks, clothing and housewares.

Clothes For the Soul brings us a complete line of hand-made natural fiber patchwork clothing and accessories.

Deborah Lundgren combines hand made porcelain and stoneware beads with gemstones to create one of a kind wearable art.

Elizabeth Farrell offers free-hand artistry in fantastic colorful makeup for the face and body, faerie dusts and glitter tattoos. Come visit the Painteresse and get dolled up or glammed out!

EnRapturing ReVisions brings us henna tattoos and one-of-a-kind festival headdresses and crowns.

Fox Unlimited makes beautiful sterling silver jewelry accented with colored stones of many varieties.

Indigenous Crafts Area located beside the pond, welcomes Native American crafters and artisans to display, demonstrate and sell their art and wares.

Jeff Martin Ceramics and Papersnack team up to offer both sgraffito pottery and collaged paperscapes.

Jewels brings us hula hoops even adults can use! Beautiful, durable handmade hoops in a range of sizes so kids of all ages can happily get their groove on and experience the fun of hoop dance. Come spin a hoop and find the perfect fit for you.

Katie Did It crafts decorative and functional stained glass pieces from Asheville, NC.

Katzinn, from Clio, MI, is a pen and ink artist offering intricate pieces in both black and white and color.

Mexica Crafts has originally designed leather boots, moccasins and bags.

Mountain Metal Arts creates both abstract and representational wall art and decorations using recycled and stainless steel, copper and brass

New World Glass offers flameworked and fused glass jewelry of borosilicate glass.

Poetry n Wax brings us hand cast sand stone candles with illuminated stones.

Primavera Leather from Boone, NC combines traditional leather methods with innovative techniques to create functional and decorative items.

Rainbow Tree creates felted wool headbands and other accessories that are easy to wear and fashionably functional.

Raindrop Ridge Farm is a family owned business specializing in culinary, medicinal and unusual herb bedding plants.

Renata Wadsworth Pottery brings us wheel thrown and slab built wood-fired functional pottery.

Revamp and Reciprocities are a team of two designers creating eco-friendly clothing and accessories through repurpose and recycling.

Ritter Studios offers us high-fired and durable wheel-thrown stoneware pottery in great reds and blues, beaulifully functional pieces including mugs, vases, bead lamps and berry bowls.

Splash Creations at www.tiedyeclothing.com offers locally-based contemporary tie-dye clothing from right here in Chatham County.

Tracey Broome is a Raku artist creating mixed media sculpture, hanging garden lanterns, pendants and musical rattles.

Wendy Kowalski offers large scale mixed media paintings inspired by nature, music and this magical waking circus life.

Windblown Glass creates handblown functional and decorative glass.

Work Art crafts a range of chainsaw sculptures—look for them around the festival grounds!

Zahria Jewelry offers fine hand-beaded jewelry of semi-precious gemstones, freshwater pearls and pendants.