Be sure to come by esScential Jewelry to find your one-of-a-kind, handmade, essential oil diffusing jewelry. You can find everything from vintage hand-blown glass, carved wood and bone, and hand drilled natural crystals in their collection to provide you an authentic vintage accessory. Stop by to see these gorgeous treasures!

Brighten your day and your room with a beautiful handmade clay flower made by Hanle’s Clay Flowers. Artist and owner Han Le learned her craft and technique from Vietnam and Thailand and has spent over 15 years perfecting her art. She loves creating realistic clay flowers to capture nature and extend its life. Come by to see these amazing creations.

Mixed-media artist Holly Glenn specializes in vibrant, pointillism-inspired paintings of animals and Texas landscapes. With every bold stroke, she tries to capture the soul and vibration of the subject, giving it new light and perspective. In addition to her whimsical art, Holly carries unique artisan jewelry pieces. You’ll be sure to find a unique and colorful Texas original at Holly Glenn’s vendor booth.

Be sure to visit J House Designs for the Festival’s best selection of artisan woodcrafts. J House Designs offers one-of-a-kind decor and gift items handcrafted from wood, metal and epoxy. This family business creates custom planters, wine holders, and lamps, and more. Each piece is special since the natural shape and grain of the wood is showcased and accented with epoxy add color and interest.

Stop by Jewell’s Jelly and Jams to pick up traditional favorites or original flavors that you’ll love! Owner Jewell began her foray into canning with her grandfather, learning to make jellies and jams with the full flavors of nature. She creates all the flavors with local ingredients from friends’ and families’ yards and foraging side of the Texas highways. Her jellies and jams are truly made with love and a really big boiling pot. 

Returning fashion vendor KJ Boutique offers affordable, expensive women’s and children’s fashion and accessories. KJ was born during the pandemic from owner CJ Franke’s love of fashion and extensive experience working in the retail market. The business is named after her daughter and CJ strives to provide her customers with a truly enjoyable shopping experience. Stop by during the festival for some fun fashion finds.

Come see photographer Markus Lindsey’s beautiful nature and landscape photography at this year’s festival. Much of Markus’s work focuses on central Texas wildlife and outdoor scenery, as well as unique and heritage architecture. Markus will be selling prints, greeting and postcards of his work and you’ll be sure to find a piece that captures the beauty of Texas.

In need of skin care or a make-over?  Stop by to see Lori for skincare solutions, fragrances, and body care along with gift sets while you are at Old Town Street Festival!

Don’t miss the quality soy candles and embroidered pillows made by Neighbors Way owner Teal Neighbors. Teal’s business began with crafting clean, natural-scented candles and has evolved to include gourmet seasonings and mixes in addition to her hand-stitched pillows. You’ll find something special made from the heart at Neighbors Way Home Goods.

Be sure to visit Peacock Creations for unique handmade jewelry and accessories. Owner Rosario Deleo combines art and color by using both modern and ancestral design.

In addition to her jewelry, expects to find hats, shoes and purses available for purchase. Peacock Creations offerings will not disappoint!