Here comes the Fallasburg village bazaar
Here is the vendor map for the upcoming Fallasburg village bazaar this weekend located inside the Fallasburg Park at the 1830s pioneer village.Just cross the Covered Bridge and step back in time. Also included is the village map. The park is three miles north of Lowell, Michigan.

Why not become a member of the Fallasburg Historic Society to help preserve the pioneer village for future generations? Email FHS president Ken Tamke at kentamke@comcast.net

Here is a list of the vendors:
Fallasburg Village Bazaar set for Sept. 19th & Sept. 20th from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. welcomes the following participants:
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Hubbert’s Kettle Corn – Home of the famous Unicorn Poop – Steve & Becky Hubbert
Kettle corn, cinnamon corn, caramel corn, cheese corn, Hubbert’s mix corn,
unicorn poop, frozen lemonade, jumbo pretzels w/cheese and bottled water

Finger Stuck Felts – Kay Backstrom
Wool sculptures made from wool, using needles and wood-burning creations
Kathie’s Roadshow – Kathie Hollebeck
Womens jackets and tops, embellished sweater coats, scarves/jewelry and
deco mesh wreaths
Ava-Del Designs – Christine Dexter
Mixed media jewelry and crocheted hats
avadeldesigns.etsy.com
Mystic Mehndi – Jillian Hawkins/Jamie Shakleton
The service of applying henna to the body as a temporary “tattoo” – done on site with
aftercare instructions provided
Kropf’s Creations – Scott and Linda Phillips
Slabwood paintings, fabric jewelry, scarves, polished stones, coasters,
log wood furniture and magnets
Thunder Storm Rose Metal Art – Robert Rose (AKA “Franky”)
Recycled welding artist – taking salvaged and scrap metal objects and turning it into
artistic sculptures to be used as yard art
Rock art by
Doug and Marcia

Rock candle holders, rock oil burning holders and necklaces made of shell rock from Tennessee – all in its natural shape, cleaned and sealed. Candles are also available for purchase
Shabby Chicnanigans – Michelle Emaus
Architectural salvage items and upcycled, shabby furniture and home accessories
Lowell Crew Team
White’s Bridge Historical Society
more still to come…
On Saturday only, there will be the final game of the Fallasburg Flats Base Ball team.
Featured photo is by Bruce Doll.
For more information on the village go to http://www.fallasburg.org
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Reblogged this on emmapalova and commented:
What’s your passion? My passion is for history and historic preservation. I love little pioneer villages like Fallasburg. I live three miles away from this hamlet forgotten in time.
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