Janine Miller, J-9 Jewelry Design
Handcrafted sterling silver incorporating fresh water pearls and semi-precious gemstones. Necklace, bracelets, earrings and rings will be available.

575-3378 • j9maymiller@hotmail.com

Sarah Campbell, Herbs from the Labyrinth
All of the herbs in my garden are lovingly tended with guidance from plant and spirit allies, using organic methods, and are harvested by hand. A few herbs are wild-crafted with integrity. A few others are purchased from reliable organic sources. All of the herbal body-care products, herbal healthcare and wellness products, and herbal ceremonial products are made by hand and in small batches, with an awareness of lunar and seasonal cycles.

290-1517 • LabyrinthHerbs@aol.com • www.herbsfromthelabyrinth.com

Mary Schroeder, Creekside Studio
Earthy applique tees from infant to adults. Tree inspired watercolors, original art and notecards. Personalized pillowcases, infant hats, bibs and pants, and more.

283-8742 • creeksidestudio@juno.com • www.easysite.com/creeksidestudio

Sarah Ulrich, Little Lumpkins
Unique children's clothing, knits, toys and accessories. Completely handmade by Sarah Ulrich using her original designs and natural materials. Many items are one of a kind.

sarahneureuter@gmail.com • www.littlelumpkin.com

Cindy Williams
Unique, one-of-a-kind functional and artful hand-crafted pottery. Many pieces have accents from the natural world.

274-1557 • lmwms736@aol.com

Katharine Peteritas, Small City Styles
Handmade yoga mat bags for the stylish yogi! My mat bags are made from various unique fabrics that will get everyone's attention. I strive to make high quality yoga mat bags that you will be proud to carry or give to a friend. Most mat bags have a matching eye pillow.

615-0534 • kate@smallcitystyles.com • www.smallcitystyles.etsy.com

Kim Stoltzfus, Soulful Reflections
These hand painted mirrors are created to remind each of us of our unique spirit and our ability to reflect beauty and light back into this world. I believe that by being gentle with ourselves and by nurturing the center of our spirits, that we can truly bring change into our lives, our community and our world.

871-3032 • niadancekim@live.com

Christa Wissler, Wild Child Arts and Crafts
Funky art and accessories for you and your home incorporating recycled and re-purposed materials in some of the designs. Specializing in mosaic art & fiber art and design.

380-5646 • babykittyclan@hotmail.com • www.wildchild.etsy.com

Mary Kay Witmer, Signs of Life
Original beaded jewelry designs and handmade accessories.

669-8551 • mawitmer@marauder.millersville.edu

Stephanie Gibson
Her jewelry is inspired by organic shapes and natural materials, Stephanie Gibson is dedicated to expertly constructed, form flattering designs. In the last two years she has made an effort to use materials that are reclaimed or renewable rather than those that must be mined from the earth. Wood, cotton, vintage glass, shells and seed pods play a large role in her designs.

This Fall, she is adding a line of handbound journals and sketchbooks to her collection.

gibson2750@comcast.net • www.stephaniegibson.etsy.com

Special Occasions & Queen Street Linens
Special Occasions has been making tablecloths for events since 1982. We provide beautiful linens for hotels, clubs, restaurants, colleges and universities, caterers, florists, brides, and any host or hostess who wants to dress their home with stylish tablecloths, runners and napkins. Our linens transform a space and can create a very special atmosphere for your party.

299-4642 • www.specialo.com

Wendy Jo Hess, Wendy Jo's Homemade
Wendy Jo believes in making quality cookies, pies, bars and muffins from scratch. With a strong passion for downtown Lancaster, she mainly sells at Central market on Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays

669-6541 • wendy@wendyjos.com • www.wendyjos.com

Etayehu Zenebe, Gursha
Gursha is owned by Etayehu, a native Ethiopian who has a desire to bring the foods of her country to the people of Lancaster County. She has been at Eastern Market from its first season. The menu of Gursha includes a vegetarian platter, meat platter, doro (chicken), and gomen (cabbage). Ethiopian food is eaten with injera, the staple bread of Ethiopia. It is made with four grains and then fermented. It takes 3 to 6 days to make an injera, and each one is made by hand! Also available are mint tea and Ethiopian chai tea, made with loose tea and cloves. All of Gurshaís ingredients are organic, free range, and local grown. Gursha believes in zero wasteóbring your own reusable plates and utensils for a discount. The traditional utensil of Ethiopia is a pair of freshly washed hands! Samples are available upon request, and every new customer is treated to one free injera.

283-5332 • www.gurshaorganic.com

La Cocina Mexicana, Lucy Gomez
Authentic Mexican cusisine, right her in Lancaster! Offering tamales, molates de tinga (chicken breats with tomatoes and onions in a pocket), tostados, pepinos (marinated cucumber slices), calabacitas (pork stew with vegetables), arroz con pollo, and Mexican sodas.

393-9193 • 47 N. Prince St. Lancaster 17603