Artists that start with the letters "C" & "D"

Part 2: "C" & "D"


Casey Lynch is an EKNA resident who has been selling her wares at the festival for years! Visit her and pick up a hand-stitched journal or two.

Caterpillar Fur's booth will be the place to pickup brightly colored silkscreened tees! Trish, the fab lady behind the operation, is always sure that have every size imaginable, from little babies to big guys. She's always a fixture of Trenton Ave Arts Festival.

Cora Sews will feature handmade bags, baby blankets, and stuffed animals! Kid friendly!

Courtney Maurer will have jewelry, cigar box guitars, and other artwork!

Cunningham's Welding. These are our guys! Cunningham's Welding is one of our 'facilitating sponsors.' (I made that term up) They help us out planning the day, let EKNA use their storage yard for various things, loan us electrical access, and generally are awesome cheerleaders for the day. Plus, If you're making a kinetic sculpture, it's likely you'll need the help of these guys. They'll be set up outside of their building giving welding demos in the courtyard. Sweet!

Cutecumb3r is a new little business that will showcasing their creations at the festival. Mostly selling earrings and other 'headwear,' I'm looking forward to see what they have to offer!




D'Ascenzo's Gelato is yummy! These guys came to our festival last year, and you may have seen them at this year's Shadfest. They provide a tasty treat when most of the other food vendors are cooking savory sandwiches for you. If it's hot and sunny out, they'll be a must have.

Delanco Apparel, aka Jon Compton has been selling his awesome recycled fabric hats and caps at the festival for several years. These are great for bicycling, newsies, and other sun-faring folk! They're lightweight, and since they're recycled, there's lots of nuanced shapes and sizes, so there's bound to be something you'll need to take home!







Dot & Irma were a last minute addition last year, and I'm glad they're back! They're fabric recyclers too, making new clothing out of old, and there are cute little nature embellishments on things too. So sweet. PS; according to their etsy site, they named their shop after their grandmothers!

Thanks for sneak-peeking! And just as I suspected, I got another "A" in this morning, so here's to Aaron Takes Pictures! His site seems to be under a bit of construction, so let's see what he has at the festival, hmm?