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The Johnson County Old Settlers event is on September 9th, 10th, and 11th. There are plenty of wonderful craft vendors at the event for your shopping enjoyment. Below is the list of crafters that will be showcasing their great craft creations at the event. This is the current list of craft vendors but the list is subject to change. The craft vendor area will be in the parking lot at Chestnut St. & Santa Fe in Olathe, KS.

• Lord's Diversified - Wood sculpted oval pictures, abstract paintings
• Gerald and Eddie Siscoe - Wooden holiday and yard decoration
• Kirk Powell - Stained glass sun catchers, bug night lites
• Whatta Crock - Stoneware crock candles
• Lorita Stilley - Glass pendantsand earings fused in a kiln
• Yer Thor - Sand stuffed animals
• Jack Williams - Homemade pickles and wooden spoons
• Tim and Elizabeth Brown - Quilts, appliquedt shirts, primitive wood items
• Steve and Linda Hall - Handcrafted Wooden Puzzels
• Quincy Taylor - Quilt chests, games, whistles, dominoes
• Opal Zimmerman - Crotcheted top towels, scrubbers, potato bags, dishtowels
• Larry Eveler - Engraved and painted marble and granite rock
• Javier Gonzalez  - Caricatures, frames and tubes
• Sticky Spoons Jams and Jellies - Jams, jellies, bread mixes, aprons
• Susan Rebel - Cut and polishe rocks, jewelry, crotcheted items
• Beckemier Butter - All natural fruit butter, pepper jelly and sorghum
• Daisy's Green Paradise - Homemade natural dog treats
• Robert Brown - Homemade fudge
• Marilyn Bryan - Magnetic jewelry, body lotions and wash
• Flavio Martinez - Nostalgic pictures and frames
• Just Nuts - Roasted nuts
• Gary Stephens - Hats and hairbows
• Carol Taylor - Silk dried floral arrangements
• Wakay Cacuango - Handmade sweaters, ponchos, dresses, native jewelry
• Jim and Beth Gunn - Diabetic jams and jellies, wood items, tole paintings
• Connie Robertson - Dresses, tunics, pants, skirts
• Jan Jones - Jewelry, purses and hats
• Denise Lee - Hairbows, tutus, face painting
• Kay O'Bannon - Aprons, bibs, bears, dog scarfs and coats, trash sack holders
• Howard Stephens - Osage orange vases, pots, cupholders
• Don Trites - PO Box banks
• Jenny and Skip Alexander - Borosilica glass pendants and fused glass jewelry
• Maurice Holdgraf - Jams, jellies and pickles
• AJ's Tees - Embelished baby wear, longsleeve t's, hoodies
• Greg and Sandy Doepke - Sand art/pucker powder
• Vanessa's Candles - Candle Accessories  Read the rest of this entry »

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It's Labor Day weekend and Santa Cali Gon Days Festival is going on right now in Independence MO. There are lots of interesting vendors this year! The festival is huge so it might be hard to find the vendors, stores, or anything you are looking for if you are not prepared. I'm going to post the list of Santa-Cali-Gon Days Festival vendors this year so anyone looking to shop there can make sure they don't miss out on anything. The festival is at the Historic Independence Square, Independence, Mo. (Osage to Memorial Drive, between Truman and Walnut streets). There are vendors for just about anything.

Santa-Cali-Gon Days Festival Parking

Parking could be difficult. Admission is free. You can pay $5 to park near the festival grounds. Free shuttle service is available from satellite parking lots at William Chrisman High School, 1223 N Noland Road (Note: This shuttle does not run on Friday.), and the Community of Christ Auditorium, 1001 W. Walnut Street. Several parking lots are available along the perimeter of the festival grounds and are operated by local non-profit organizations.

Santa-Cali-Gon Days Festival Hours:

Sept. 2 - Carnival Only 6 p.m.
Sept. 3 - 10 a.m. - 11 p.m.
Sept. 4 - 10 a.m. - 11 p.m.
Sept. 5 -  10 a.m. - 11 p.m.
Sept. 6 - 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Ok - there is actually a lot more vendors than I thought so I'm going to post the list in my next post. But, here are some pictures from this year's Santa Cali Gon Days Festival.  Read the rest of this entry »