Although Linda Moore has been painting for years, painting with alcohol ink has become an absolute passion of hers. Her hope is that her art brings joy to everyone! All her pieces are hand painted ceramic tiles. She also does bookmarks and magnets. A resident of Fredericton, NB, Linda loves the atmosphere at the Market, and her fellow vendors.  

Paulette Young of Argentic Creations has been a jewellery artist for 30 years and a fibre artist for 10 years. She has proudly been a vendor at the Kingston Farmers Market since it opened. She offers a variety of sterling silver jewellery, hand woven items, hand-spun/hand-dyed yarn, knit/crocheted hats + headbands. Paulette’s best seller is her handwoven cowls. Check out Argentic Creations’ website for a full view of everything they have to offer. Paulette says what she enjoys most about being at the Market is the warm and friendly atmosphere. 

Hi, my name is Linda and I was born and raised in Saint John! I guess you can say that crafting is in my blood. When I retired, my beading started as a hobby and has now turned into “Bead Creations”. Sadly, I can no longer pass a bead store without going in and seeing what’s new. My beadwork is intricate and has evolved over time but I love being able to put together inexpensive pieces that anyone can wear and more elaborate pieces that are perfect for special occasions. And when my eyes are too tired to look at one more small bead, I work on my little gnomes. I just love making the perfect outfits and customizing them! I’ve done nurse gnomes, rocker gnomes and even a biker gnome. I have even been known to find the perfect little guitars or shoes on my travels. My favorite part about the Kingston Farmers Market is all the amazing people I meet, the fun custom projects and of course the other vendors that I have come to know and love!

Gale Collins is from Quispamsis sells beautiful concrete stones with hand-cut stained glass and porcelain inlays.  She also sells handmade sweater mittens in 5 sizes. Gale enjoys traveling in the off-season but during the summer months, she never misses a Saturday at the Market. She is very happy to take custom orders. You can contact Gale on her Facebook page.  Gale says she enjoys the group of hardworking vendors, the excellent organization, and the dedicated staff and volunteers at the Market.  

Phil and Nancy Morrison are the proud operators of Covered Bridges Lavender, and all their natural and organic products are grown in Hampton, NB, are homemade and produced in small batches, keeping sensitive skin and allergies in mind.  During harvest time, they make lavender bouquets and sachets.  They make lots of personal hygiene items including bug spray, linen spray and salves, lotions and serums. Their products can also be found on their website www.coveredbridgeslavender.ca. The Morrisons enjoy meeting customers, and interacting with their fellow vendors at the Market.  

Ronda Leavitt is a resident of West Saint John, and she proudly designs earrings and bracelets. She also sells her products online at www.daisyleedesigns.company.site  Check out her website! Ronda says what she enjoys most about the Market is the atmosphere, customers, and the friendships she has made over the years. 

Don Murray Photography 

Don Murray is based in Saint John, NB, and he sells matted photographs, note cards and souvenir magnets. His bestselling items are note cards featuring his original photography. Customers can also view his products on his Facebook page. Don says he enjoys the atmosphere that exists among the vendors and market management. 

Welcome to a world of sterling silver and a mix of various metals, stones, crystal, natural sea glass and other materials used in the designing process. Jodi says she loves to make wearable art and unique one-of-a-kind pieces, while always experimenting with new techniques and materials. The quality of materials and components used in her work is her first priority, offering the finest sterling silver and hand-picked stones from around the world. She also specializes in wedding pearl jewellery.  Her products can also be purchased via Facebook and Instagram.  

Drop by and see Judy’s table featuring her beautiful seaglass pictures and nightlights. Judy is from West Saint John, a grandmother of five, and beachcombing for seaglass has become her passion. Judy’s work can also be seen on her Facebook page. She says what she enjoys most about the Market is meeting new people and spending Saturday mornings with her fellow vendors.  

Lola Bee is based on the Kingston Peninsula and produces a variety of all natural beeswax products. Their bestselling item is lip balm. Their products can also be viewed on their Facebook page. When asked what they like most about being part of the Kingston Farmers Market, it’s the people and the other vendors! 

Based in Saint John, NB, L|H Earrings creates unique earrings and magnets made from polymer clay. Their bestselling products are sunflower stud earrings. Their products can also be seen online via Facebook and Instagram. They said what they enjoy most about the Kingston Farmers Market are the wonderful people who visit them each week, and the supportive vendor community.

Mary O’Neill is from Saint John, NB, and has loved sewing for many years. She sells many of her handmade creations at the Market and says her bestselling items are kitchen towels and flax warming pillows. Customers will see her on Saturdays at the Market, or can check out her products on her Facebook page. Asked what she likes most about being a vendor at the Kingston Farmers Market, and Mary says, the people and friends she has made, and the hustle and bustle on Market days! 

If you’ve seen their unique charcuterie boards with a uniquely maritime/beach design, it comes as no surprise that Ocean Boards by Eveline is a selected retailer on TheBay.com. Eveline produces her ocean boards from her home base in St. Andrews, NB, and says her most popular item is the New Brunswick Wood Ocean Board. Their products can be seen on Facebook or at www.oceanboard.ca .  

Rick’s Therapeutic Magnetic Jewellery 

Rick joins us each Saturday from his home in Saint John, and he sells jewellery that helps customers suffering from sore joints and pain caused by arthritis and other conditions. These products include bracelets, necklaces and anklets. He says the single bracelets are his bestsellers. Rick says he enjoys the Market due to the atmosphere, the customers and the other vendors. 

This vendor is based in Breadalbane, NB, and Bob says he simply likes to tie knots! All of his nautical themed artifacts are made of net and rope. His bestsellers are prolonged knot door mats. His products can also be seen on Facebook and on their website (www.riverbennettknotworks.ca). What Bob enjoys most about the Market is the people and the atmosphere. 

Store location: 417 Shore Road, Breadalbane, NB

Rustic Endeavours is based in Kingston, NB, and has been making quality products for our four-legged friends for 13 years, and they have lots of handmade products for dogs and cats. They sell elevated pet bowls, cat scratchers, and many other items. Rustic Endeavours says their large, double pet bowl sets are their bestselling product. They also have a Facebook page for anyone wanting to view their products online. 

Sarah’s Creative Stuff 

There is a great variety of wooden puzzles and scroll saw art to choose from, and their bestseller is the fox puzzle. Sarah is self-taught and she loves to design puzzles and other items using her natural creativity. Based in Grand Bay-Westfield, NB, Sarah’s Creative Stuff also sells their products online via Facebook, Etsy, and their website (www.creativestuff.ca). What she enjoys most about the Market is meeting people and talking to the other vendors. 

Violet Brown has a variety of beautiful mesh wreaths of all seasons, Seasonal center pieces, Healing Gemstone Bracelets and Jewelry, Swarovski Tree of Life Pendants, Wine Glass Charms, Gnome designed plants, and more. Violet grew up on cape Breton Island and moved to Hampton where she now calls home. She has always been creative and imaginative with poetry, music, flowers, decor, etc., but when a loved one’s heath declined, she started working with healing gemstones and that helped her and so many that it became more than a passion, it became a need to help others who are struggling. Violets favorite thing about the KFM is the wonderful variety of items for sale, that attracts people from all over!

Based in Quispamsis, NB, Signs and Other Things sells a variety of seaglass items, pictures, cards, and suncatchers. Other than at the Kingston Farmers Market, their products can be seen on their Facebook page Signs and Other Things and at Area 506 with Together Design. They love going to the Market especially meeting new people and the welcoming reception given by and to everyone…not to mention the beautiful surroundings, and the building’s wonderful character. 

Tim and Angela Walford formed Skid Row Designs several years ago and named their company from Tim originally transforming skids (pallets) into small furniture and other items. They sell lathe turned wood products, resin cutting boards, coasters, wallets and quilts. Their products can also be seen on their Facebook page. Tim and Angela say they truly enjoy the conversations they have with the many interesting visitors to the Market.  

Nestled between the hills of Clifton Royal and the Clifton Rocks in Kingston, NB, you will find Skinny Dog Studios which is home to local artists. Gina Sweet-Ellis and Herman Ellis operate the studio. Gina moved to NB from Kitchener, Ontario and Herman was born and raised in South Africa. They sell stained glass, felting, photography and postcards at the Kingston Farmers Market.  One of their favorites are their original stained glass Rustic Angels of Moss Glen. They are also passionate about joining local painters and photographers to meet up together and create art. Check out their Facebook page. What Gina and Herman enjoy most about the Market is the incredible people they meet and the vibe! 

This vendor is from Saint John, NB, and produces fine leather products. Their most popular products are foragers pouches. In addition to offering their handcrafted leather products at the Kingston Farmers Market, they also have their products available for sale on Facebook at Etsy.  

Thresa and Donna are residents of Quispamsis and Hampton respectively, and they offer a variety of sewed, crocheted and knitted items, including baby booties, children’s and adult bibs, quilts, mittens, seat belt covers, fleece socks, etc. Their bestsellers are crocheted baby booties, fleece socks and mittens in season. What they like most about the Market is socializing and meeting all the wonderful people.  

The Soapbox Soap Shoppe 

Tammy Lynn Turner has been making soaps in her home shop for years, and knows how to create a wide variety of appealing scents in soaps, bath bombs, as well as bath/shower products. Based in Apohaqui, NB, The Soapbox Soap Shoppe can also be found on Facebook or at www.thesoapboxsoapshoppe.com . Tammy says the bestselling item is her cold process soap. What she enjoys most about the Market is seeing her regular customers, and her fellow vendors. 

Located in Drummond, NB, Tissage MaGeLy Weaving creates handmade woven products including blankets, throws, placemats and dish towels.  Their bestselling items are throws and dish towels.  Products can also be seen on their website! They enjoy being part of the Market family, and appreciate their fellow vendors. 

Timeless Trinkets is a small, local business based in Saint John, NB. They specialize in creating unique, handcrafted, small batch home décor and trinkets. This art style is a combination of clay, macrame, and hand-painted pieces. They offer a wide range of décor pieces from wall hangings and candleholders, to sun catchers and nursery décor. Timeless Trinkets also accepts custom orders. You can find them on their Facebook page (Timeless Trinkets NB) or on Etsy.com. What they enjoy most about the Kingston Farmers Market is the friendly environment (customers, staff and vendors), and the Saturday market is a perfect little getaway from the city! 

Tina’s pride and passion can be seen in every piece of jewelry she makes. She likes to start with recycled materials, and she transforms them into hammered metal and leather jewellery. Tina makes a variety of men’s and women’s bracelets. Her products can all be viewed on her Facebook page, and you can also make online purchases. She says the people at the Market are second to none! 

Recently moved from Ontario to NB, Stephen Ranich is retired, and an avid fisherman who makes and sells his own soft plastic fishing lures. His most popular lures are the 6” and 3” Paddletails.  Walter’s Baits can be found online with Facebook and Etsy. Stephen says what he most enjoys about the Kingston Farmers Market is the people! Stephen can be contacted by phone @(905) 926-5557

Willa resides in Quispamsis, and she sells beaded bracelets and necklaces, pendants, cross stitch kits and crafts. Her passion is to make jewelry and travel. Her products can also be purchased online. Beaded stone bracelets are best sellers. Willa says she enjoys the company of fellow vendors and meeting people at the Market.  

This vendor is a carpenter by trade and has spent his entire life in this region, currently living in Long Reach on the Kingston Peninsula. He makes cutting boards, charcuterie boards, and coasters made from domestic and exotic hardwoods, each one carefully crafted. Their bestselling product is the charcuterie board. Woodwork From Up the Hill’s products can be seen on Facebook. When asked what he most enjoys about being a vendor at the Market, he says the variety of vendors, and meeting visitors.