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2026 Lazy Days of Summer Handmade Market
Kingsport Farmer's Market Pavilion, 308 Clinchfield Street • Kingsport, Tennessee • 37660
Sunday, Jul 19, 2026
11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Brought to you by Tennesotan Handmade and Kingsport FunFest! The Lazy Days of Summer Handmade Market is a gathering of some of the finest artists, crafters, makers, bakers, and more in Northeast TN. With over 50 vendors, passionate about what they do, everyone in the family is sure to find something they'll love! Your new favorite food truck may be there as well! Come on out for some great shopping and dining with us and support local and small businesses at the same time.
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Featured Vendors
StarDust Art
Polymer clay jewelry and figurines, miniature original paintings, sun catchers, garden stakes...
View Vendor PageWhimsical Fox Gifts
I make mixed media art. Please check out my website. I'm a bit different then your typical epoxy maker and 3d printer person. Epoxy made character keychains & tcg coasters. Finished 3D made statues.
@WhimsicalfoxgiftsView Vendor PageUnique Wreaths
Handmade deco mesh wreaths. Made with deco mesh, ribbons, sign, and bows.
@Unique_wreaths2015View Vendor PageJuniper + Pine Scents
Handcrafted Home Fragrance products. Room & Linen Sprays, Car Diffusers, Perfume Oil Rollerballs, Carpet Freshener, Wax Melts, Foaming Hand Soap, All Purpose Cleaner
@juniperpinescentsView Vendor PageFrankie’s House of Design
Home decor such as door signs, wall decor, engraved cutting boards and ornaments.
View Vendor PageWhimsical Suds Boutique
Goat milk soap products, sugar scrubs, lotions, balms, laundry detergent and booster
@_whimsicalsudsView Vendor PageStampingCatStudio
We create hand stamped metal jewelry and accessories personalized on site, and vintage flatware items, as well as permanent jewelry
@StampingcatstudioView Vendor PagePage & Pixel Creative
Blind date with a book, 3d printed items, laser engraved items
@PageandpixelcreativelabView Vendor PageCrafty Mama Fox Creations
Herbal salves, herbal teas, homemade bread, cat toys with homegrown catnip, Tumblers, jams, jellies and pickles. Crocheted Market bags
View Vendor PageCozy Crafter
Anything sublimation such as cups, earrings, key chains, coozies, license plates, pot holders, bracelets, resin earrings and necklaces alot of tennessee stuff.
View Vendor PageHales’ Twisted Petals
I make pipe cleaner flowers, wreaths, key chains, and mini flower pots.
@halesTwistedPetalsView Vendor Page
Wild Mountain Apothecary
Herbal products, teas, tinctures, salves and balms, skin care, candles
@Wildmountainapothecary25View Vendor PageTN Wildflower Gifts
My name is Regina Moore. I’m the owner of TN Wildflower Gifts where creativity blooms in each handcrafted item. My items vary depending upon the season and event. Some of my items are: Jar Bonnets, Wraps, Gifts Plastic Bag Holders Fabric Flowers Pillows Banners Wands/crowns for kids Jar openers Plastic bag holders Hot pads Ouchy Packs Hand Warmers Fabric Wristlets Bookmarks Tooth Fairy Pillows Baby Gift Sets-bib, burp cloth, pacifier clip Pocket Prayer Quilts Pincushions Journal/Notebook Covers Makeup Removers Unsponge Tea Towels Zip pouch Totes Cross Stitch Pictures/Items Bowl Fillers Baby Quilts Table Runners Seasonal/Holiday items
@https://www.instagram.com/tn_wildflower_gifts?igsh=ODB6eXl1enhpajll&utm_source=View Vendor PageHaunted Light Productions
My books Spells for Surviving a Haunted Childhood a three part book series.
@hauntedchildhoodspells View Vendor PageCome Along Pond Primting LLC
3D printed toys, fidgets, photo boxes, window clings
@ComealongpondprintingView Vendor PageK9 Finds
Dog bandanas, bow ties, waste bag holders, dog walk wristlets, dog dish placemats, and dog-themed bookmarks. I also sell many hand-sewn quilted items for dog moms as well!
@K9findscoView Vendor PageDabble Design & Desserts
Desserts, cakes, pies, cookies, cinnamon rolls, bread, canned goods, aprons, pot holders, hot pads
View Vendor PageAP_Sews
I make quilted bags and products all sewn by me! Toiletry bags, tote bags, makeup bags, novelty items such as sardine pillows and fortune cookie coin purses, Japanese rice bags, wristlet wallets, glasses cases, etc.
@AP_SewsView Vendor PageAppalachian Wax
I sell handmade coconut apricot candles with wood wicks and wax melts. Currently working on re-branding so my website isn’t ready but will be soon!!
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Light Heart Lovies
Crochet amigurumi Daughter sells her paintings and wire wrapped jewelry
@fiddler2811View Vendor PageOut of Lisa's Mind
I recycle glass and found wood to create unique live plant displays.
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No RhymeR Reason
Graphic Tees Dog Graphic Tees Stickers Bookmarks Koozies Coming soon: hats,
@Norhymerreasonbecky View Vendor PageTennessee Homemade
Goats milk soaps, creams, natural home remedies, sourdough and sweet treats
@tennesseehomemadeView Vendor PageHolly's wreaths & more
Burlap wreaths, glass cups, coasters, cutting boards, garden flags, door mats
View Vendor PageStitch & Starlight Studio
Hi! We make unique crochet items in a whimsical style and we make items like plushies, hats, mirror charms, keychains, book covers, bookmarks, coasters, flower crowns, kindle cover, bags, purses, mystery bags, and more! We also hand-paint safety eyes for our fellow crocheters. We have a few fabric items as well (table runners, cord keepers, coasters) that we can leave out if needed.
@StitchandstarlightstudioView Vendor Page
Verbena & Sage Botanicals
Vegan soaps,aromatherapy, herbal balms and salves, and personal care products
@verbenaandsageView Vendor Page
BLUEBOOTDESIGNS
I'd like to bring mostly uvdtf stickers with clear tumblers kinda like a tumbler bar build it on site... some accessories like i usually bring earrings keychains etc.
@BluebootdesignsView Vendor Page
Plot Twist
Blind date with a book, book magnets, book related crafts, lots of miniature things
@shop.plot_twistView Vendor Page
Nash Creations by MKG
Pebble Art Home deco created from rocks, driftwood and dried flowers. Every piece is unique and one of a kind.
@NashcreationsbyMKG View Vendor PageHandmadeByJeniAnn
Hand embroidered work, watercolor art, handmade jewelry, starter houseplants
@handmadebyjeniann View Vendor PageSparky's Quilling Designs
I make handmade paper Quilling items from earrings to home decor.
View Vendor PageMeticulous Octopus
Stained glass art, fused glass jewelry/bookmarks/coffee scoops
@MeticulousoctopusView Vendor PagePaul Keith McCracken
Gluten Free pet treats (dog, cat, rabbit) Hand sewn Pet Bandanas (dog, cat, rabbit, horse) paw wax and butters
@McCracken cattle View Vendor PageQuick Links
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Frequently Asked Questions
When does vendor setup begin?
Vendor setup begins at 7:00 AM on Sunday morning. You do not need to arrive right at 7:00 AM unless you need that much time. Please arrive early enough to be fully set up by 10:30 AM, as customers often begin strolling through before the official start time.
Where do I check in when I arrive?
When you arrive, check in with me first and I’ll help you locate your booth space.
Not sure who I am? Look for the guy wearing the R2-D2 glasses.
Where should I park for setup?
You’re welcome to park near the building while unloading, then move your vehicle to the outside edge of the parking lot once you’re finished. Many vendors find it easiest to park on the Food City side of the building.
Is electricity available?
Yes. Electricity is available for all booths. Please bring an extension cord (about 25 feet) to ensure you can reach an outlet.
The building can get warm, so feel free to bring a fan if you’d like.
Is the event indoors? Is there air conditioning?
The event is indoors and under cover in an open-air facility. There is no air conditioning. Weather conditions will determine whether the large doors are open, but we try to keep them open whenever possible to help draw a crowd.
Are tables and chairs provided?
Chairs: There are plenty of folding chairs available, so you do not need to bring your own unless you prefer a specific chair.
Tables: Some tables are available, but they are first come, first served. I strongly recommend bringing your own table rather than relying on one being available.
Do you have tips for selling at the market?
While I can’t guarantee sales, I can share what has worked consistently for me:
Greet customers. A simple “Hi! How are you today?” stops more people than you might expect and often leads to sales.
Be present and welcoming. Standing, smiling, and engaging makes a big difference. Sitting behind your table on your phone does not.
Eliminate negativity. Avoid talking about slow sales, bad days, or frustrations. If a customer asks how the day is going, the answer is always: “It’s great!”
Ask for help if you’re shy. I’m happy to jump in and help engage customers. I don’t mind at all.
Display your business name clearly. Have a sign, banner, or display with your business name and contact info. If you have business cards, hand them out. If not, let customers take a photo of your info with their phone.
Focus on what makes your work different. If another vendor has similar items, avoid complaints and instead highlight what makes your products unique.
Have fun. Smiles and laughter are contagious, and they create an atmosphere people want to stay in.
