Meet the artisans, food vendors, and businesses at our events(411 vendors)
For exhibitors: new New England shows with booth space still open — one email a week, free.
50 vendors found
Mainely Spoods is a reptiles & exotics vendor exhibiting at New England fairs and shows.
Major League Exotics is a reptiles & exotics vendor exhibiting at New England fairs and shows.
MOFGA-certified organic farm growing vegetables, mushrooms and cut flowers. Sells at the Downtown Waterville (Thursdays) and Orono farmers' markets.
Messy Glass is a reptiles & exotics vendor exhibiting at New England fairs and shows.
Vermont real estate group specializing in land and country properties.
Morphs & Milestones is a reptiles & exotics vendor exhibiting at New England fairs and shows.
Wild turkey conservation and hunting-heritage nonprofit; hosts the Grand National Calling Championships at the show.
New Hampshire state fish and wildlife agency.
Alpaca fiber farm in Barrington, New Hampshire with 10 alpacas. Produces over 30 shows annually across New England, recently opened Shop Alpaca and Things retail location with handcrafted goods.
Vermont nature center offering environmental education and programs.
90-acre diversified family farmstead in Chelsea, Maine specializing in pasture-raised heritage meats and MOFGA-certified organic artisanal preserves, pickles, and value-added products. Ethical, sustainable practices.
Anti-poaching tip program run with the Vermont Federation of Sportsman's Clubs.

Wildlife photographer Paul Blossom — framed prints, photo prints, and photo note cards of New England wildlife (deer, moose, bear, owls, foxes, pheasants, and more), alongside handcrafted burl bowls turned from natural wood burls. Booth banner: "Paul Blossom's Wildlife Photography and Burl Bowls."