Wakefield Center Neighborhood Association-WCNA

Wakefield Center Neighborhood Association-WCNA The WCNA is a non-profit organization dedicated to the beautification of Wakefield

Sober Living Woodwork is owned by Mark Kilcher, a proud veteran of the USCG, and a returning vendor to the Festival. Ma...
06/04/2026

Sober Living Woodwork is owned by Mark Kilcher, a proud veteran of the USCG, and a returning vendor to the Festival. Mark will have a variety of wooden items in his booth: cutting boards, cheese boards, american flags, signs and flag bottle openers. (He has made handsome end tables, which have been favorably reviewed on his Etsy shop. If you're interested in a custom item, ask him about it at his booth) Click on the photos for details and a full look at each.

Welcome to another First Time Festival Vendor! Artful Faces & Henna Hues is a friendly, creative Mom & Daughter team whi...
06/04/2026

Welcome to another First Time Festival Vendor! Artful Faces & Henna Hues is a friendly, creative Mom & Daughter team which brings joy to events of all kinds! They offer beautiful, traditional and modern Henna, face painting, glitter tattoos, and mini craft stations — perfect for birthdays, festivals, corporate parties, graduations, etc.. Vanisha and her daughter have years of experience and a passion for what they do, and love making each event fun, unique, and memorable.

So happy to share that The Enchanted Magnolia Shop is returning to our Festival. Looked at their items and loved them la...
06/03/2026

So happy to share that The Enchanted Magnolia Shop is returning to our Festival. Looked at their items and loved them last year! They craft beautiful, handmade accessories for babies, children and women: knot twist headbands, cotton and satin scrunchies, infinity scarves, kente bandanas, hair bows and other hair accessories.

Returning for her 2nd Festival on June 14, Melissa Fournier is a cyanotype artist focused on sustainable, wearable art w...
06/03/2026

Returning for her 2nd Festival on June 14, Melissa Fournier is a cyanotype artist focused on sustainable, wearable art with Nature driven themes. Having always loved fashion and personal expression, she has turned her talents to custom clothing. She started Mellifera Modern, a brand comprised of handmade fine art and sustainable one-of-a-kind fashion. For her sustainably is as important as the art itself, so she makes many of her clothing pieces on secondhand and vintage items. Click on the photos. www.melliferamodern.com

First Time Festival Vendor: Patrice Lumumba of Kitunga Fashion learned how to make baskets from his mother. Kitunga mea...
06/03/2026

First Time Festival Vendor: Patrice Lumumba of Kitunga Fashion learned how to make baskets from his mother. Kitunga means basket in Swahili. Patrice makes beautiful Congolese baskets and handbags; his use of color is bold and fun and his products are available in different sizes, shapes and designs. The bag is made of raffia, a natural and sustainable material, which Patrice weaves by hand. Depending on the style, fabric or recycled material is added to the outer part of the raffia. Each bag closes with a drawstring or a zipper. Click through the photos below.

First Time Festival Vendor: Kaylee, of Kayleerotaart, is a painter driven by a love of capturing nostalgia through whim...
06/03/2026

First Time Festival Vendor: Kaylee, of Kayleerotaart, is a painter driven by a love of capturing nostalgia through whimsical, soft and expressive work. She has a degree in Painting and Psychology and loves to combine these fields within her work. Kaylee describes herself as "a painter with a love and appreciation for the preservation of nostalgia, whimsy and memory." She works in oil and watercolor and sells both originals and prints. Come to the Festival and ask Kaylee about her Reminiscence Mail club. kayleerotaart.com

Indigo Hats is a First Time Festival Vendor! Jaine Davies is a British Milliner who designs and meticulously makes by h...
06/03/2026

Indigo Hats is a First Time Festival Vendor! Jaine Davies is a British Milliner who designs and meticulously makes by hand head-turning hats in her in her South Shore studio. Many are ready to pick up or ship today. Love one of her styles but want another color? Ask! She's also willing to make changes to an existing hat (want veiling or a headband?) or create a custom order to match your special outfit. Her aim is to make you feel amazing on your special day. Find her booth at the Festival by the Lake, because she'd love to help you find that perfect hat. Indigohats.com.

Second Time Vendor! We were thrilled to discover Jacob Bassett last year at the Albion St Cultural Center, and accepted...
06/01/2026

Second Time Vendor! We were thrilled to discover Jacob Bassett last year at the Albion St Cultural Center, and accepted him into the 2025 Festival by the Lake. He's returning June 14 and will bring some of his new work. J. Bassett Pottery creates wheel thrown, handmade, functional work that incorporates both carved designs, as well as use the of sgraffito, a process by which one scratches through varying colored slips and glazes to create unique designs. Click through the photos for more details. jbassettpottery.com

If you’re in the market for North Shore nostalgia and timeless, handmade goods - then be sure to stop by North Shore Loc...
06/01/2026

If you’re in the market for North Shore nostalgia and timeless, handmade goods - then be sure to stop by North Shore Locals Ornaments booth during the Festival by the Lake on June 14. These hand painted wooden ornaments are locally inspired by some of the most iconic locations on the North Shore of Massachusetts. From the bygone Hilltop Steakhouse, to the celebrated Lake Quannapowitt Bandstand, the collection spans some of the most recognizable hometown businesses and landmarks on the North Shore. All pieces are original drawings that are laser scored and then painted by hand in the artist’s home studio in Beverly, MA. northshorelocalsornaments.shop

At BeU by Rumi, the handcrafted jewelry is inspired by the beauty of the ocean and summertime. Each piece is thoughtfull...
06/01/2026

At BeU by Rumi, the handcrafted jewelry is inspired by the beauty of the ocean and summertime. Each piece is thoughtfully designed using beads, pearls, semi-precious stones, shells, or leather. Click on the photos below for a closer look. Feel free to stop by the booth of this returning vendor and see her beautiful beading. She'll be at the Festival by the Lake on Sunday, June 14 in Wakefield!

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