Local artisans and craftsmen will show their wares at the 30th Sugar Mountain Oktoberfest, on the Sugar Mountain ski area grounds, October 10 & 11, 2020. A wide variety of items from food to ironworks will be available for purchase to the public. Vendors interested in obtaining a booth should contact the Sugar Mountain administration office at (828) 898-4521. The two-day fee for a 12′ by 12′ display area is $130. The festivities will run from 10:00am ’til 5:00pm Saturday & Sunday.

2020 Vendor List

Alf’s Concessions – Fresh funnel cakes and crazy fries.

Appalachian Shed – Folk art in glass and wood.

Carolyn’s – Homemade jams, jellies, pickles, and relishes.

Copper Creek Designs – Handmade copper jewelry, pendants, and necklaces made from upcycled copper.

D & M Ceramics – Handmade ceramics and decor mesh wreaths.

Darlene’s Sewing Garden – Embroidered and quilted hooded towels, kitchen towels, pillows, blankets, onesies, and more.

Evelyn’s – Crocheted headbands, hats, scarves, baby sweaters, cup & beer koozies, Christmas ornaments, mahogany shelves, picture frames, and much more.

Handcrafted Polymer Clay – Polymer clay crafts, ornaments, and accessories.

Landy’s Woods – Hand crafted wood pieces and wreaths.

Leisa’s Kettle Corn LLC – Assorted flavors of kettle corn, pork skins, boiled, roasted, & salted peanuts, glazed nuts, and homemade fudge.

Look What We Made – Handmade soaps, jewelry, ornaments, and pictures.

Roan Mountain Glass – Stained glass set in oak jewelry, keepsakes, and memory boxes.

Ron’s Woodworking – Practical wood objects and art from reclaimed wood.

Savell’s – Handmade copper spinners, mirrors, and earrings.

Sky Jewelry – Handmade all-natural stone and gemstone jewelry with complimenting silver and fabric accents.

To His Glory Alpaca Farm – Alpaca hats, scarves, yarn, and more.