Halloween Festival Vendor Directory-Native Sons Hall-Booths 8-14

Booth #8 - Murphys Witch Walk Admission Desk. 

This is where you will check into the Murphys Witch Walk Wicked Goods Bizarre Bazaar if you have a pre-paid ticket or pay the paltry $5 admission (a portion of which goes to Ronald McDonald House Charities Northern California). Here you will get you your wrist band, raffle tickets, a goody bag, a printed paper program, and a commemorative bumper sticker, and it's also where you can ask questions and it will be our Lost and Found. This is the Halloween Festival Vendor Bazaar you don't want to miss. And it's for a good cause in honor of "Super" Wyatt Walker and the Walker Family of Murphys. 

Booth #9 - GetStabby and Picaresque Punk. Artists Corrina Yamamoto and Nicklaus Barnes. 

GetStabby Creations is run by Cori Akiko, a queer, nonbinary born and raised in Hawaiian artist who now resides in Sacramento. The name GetStabby comes from their love of horror and fabric arts like embroidery and sewing. They make resin jewelry and sculptures, upcycled clothing, embroidery, quilts, paintings, wood-burned items, and generally any craft they can get their craft-goblin hands on. 

GetStabby Website: https://www.etsy.com/shop/GetStabby

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/getstabby

Picaresque Punk is run by Nick Barnes, a queer nonbinary artist from Sacramento. Nick is also a craft-goblin whose favorite thing is to make art out of found and thrifted objects. They create themed patch vests, resin art, custom jewelry, and they customize upcycled clothing. Nick will also be featuring spell bundles and other witchy products from Streghetti Shoppe, his collaboration with local witch, Suzil Von.

Picaresque Punk Website : https://www.etsy.com/shop/picaresquepunk

Instagram: Nicklaus Barnes https://www.instagram.com/picaresquepunk/

Booth #10 - Moana Bailey Hendrix Arts/Tidalrider Beads

With great reverence to and influence inspired by the stunning awesomeness of the Sierra Mountains, San Andreas-based mixed medium digital artist Moana Bailey Hendrix melds photography that embraces the beauty of nature into both her printed artwork and stunning Tidalrider Beads Jewelry. 

Moana’s ethereal and surrealistic view of the world magically radiates from all of her printed art, such as cards, prints, magnets and mugs, as well as her handmade jewelry, hand-dyed florals, and cultured sea glass with nature inspired charms and lampwork glass. Moana will be in Booth #10 at the Native Sons Hall at the 6th Annual Murphys Witch Walk, Saturday, October 15, 2022. 

Website: https://www.etsy.com/shop/TidalriderBeads

Find and follow Moana Bailey Hendrix on…

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MoanaBaileyHendrix 

FacebooK: https://www.facebook.com/TidalriderBeads 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/udbhpy2 

Booth #11 - Sacred Sierra Creations. Artist Kiel Smith.

Artist Kiel Smith has lived in the Sierra Foothills most of his life where he has always been inspired by the beauty of the Sierra Mountains. All of his creations are handcrafted and hand carved orgonite pendants made from local pinecones, exotic woods and other thoughtfully sourced materials, some of which he gathers from the Sierra forests. We have never seen anything quite like Kiel’s work before, we were pretty impressed by its uniqueness and had to have him participate in the vendor bazaar at the Murphys Witch Walk because he’s a standout artist creating standout art, as is everyone else in our expanded bazaar this year. 

Sacred Sierra Creations all start out as a pendant carved of exotic or hard woods, such as blood wood, walnut, oak or (our favorite) a carved knobcone, and then an exotic gem, crystal or stone, such as Labradorite, Moonstone, Tiger Eye, Amethyst, Ammonite, Apatite, Jasper, Fossilized Coral, or Abalone, often times along with a sacred geometry design, is inset on the pendant in a base of orgonite. 

What is orgonite?

Orgonite is a mixture of shaved metals, crushed crystals and epoxy that when combined balances electromagnetic fields. It produces positive energy while neutralizing negative energy, in turn protecting us from harmful EMF (electro magnetic frequency) waves. All of Kiel’s orgonite is hand mixed and combined with phosphorescence to give it a glowing effect. Kiel’s Sacred Sierra Creations are about as close as you’re going to come to wearing your best-ever Ayahuasca experience. The end result is no two awe inspiring pendants ever remotely come close to looking like one another.  

The Murphys Witch Walk is extremely grateful that Kiel will showcase a fascinating glimpse of the beauty that is his Sacred Sierra Creations wearable art on Saturday, October 15, 2022 in booth #11 in the Native Sons Hall. 

Sacred Sierra Creations website: https://www.sacredsierracreations.com 

Find and follow on…

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sacredsierracreations 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sacred_sierra_creations_/ 

Booth #12 - Vulturess Findings. Artist Kelly Acosta. 

The Vendor Bazaar at the Murphys Witch Walk, Saturday, Oct. 15, 2022, is proud to welcome back returning champion wearable art maven Kelly Acosta and her Vulturess Findings handmade jewelry designs at the Native Sons Hall, booth #12. The best way we can describe Kelly's inimitable work is it appears to be created as if by some kind of Elfin-meets-Pixie magic straight out of the Lord of Rings.

Kelly is on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/vulturessfindings/

Booth #13 - Holly-Days Home Decor. Artist Holly Yager.

Coming from a family of drafters and sign makers, the art bug caught Holly Yager early in life and she has been an artist since childhood. And for good reason, because that reason comes from great influence… Her Grandfather was a famous sign maker who worked for companies such as Hanna Barbera drawing cartoons and who, later in life, taught Holly’s mother how to make vinyl signs and paint murals. Imagine having that kind of familial  behind-the-scenes access to development sketches and concepts to programs like Huckleberry Hound, The Flintstones, Yogi Bear, Top Cat, The Jetsons, Jonny Quest, Wacky Races, Scooby-Doo and The Smurfs as a child!  

It was through the natural order of things that Grandfather and Mom would pass their knowledge on to Holly. Holly got into wreath making a few years ago and the new interest quickly turned into a passion. As a lover of the holidays, Holly ran with her idea to make sign-adorned wreaths by hand. Holly points out, “Wreaths are so fun, because they reflect a funky and festive feeling whenever they're displayed.” 

Always one to expand and diversify her artistic endeavors, Holly also makes geometric terrariums with live plants decorated with crystals and spooky scenes. Other items in her arsenal of artist endeavors are indoor and outdoor signs and other decorative home accessory items. 

Find Holly Yager on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hollydayshomedecor/

Booth #14 - Monarch Essentials. Artists Bill and Maggie Whitesides

Sonora’s Maggie and Bill Whitesides of Monarch Essentials create handcrafted, all-ages body care products from pure sustainable ingredients for adults, children and babies, from creams, lotions, salves, balms, shampoo/conditioning bars, hand sanitizers, face soaps, skin toners, and serums. Their Men's-line offers products such as beard oil/balm, lotion bar, colognes, and deodorants, including body sprays/roll-ons and more. 

We’ve met Maggie and Bill quite a few times at vendor bazaars all over the Mother Lode region and one always gets a warm and fuzzy feeling from what they do. Therefore, we’re pretty pleased to host them at the vendor bazaar at the Murphys Witch Walk for the first time ever, booth 14 in the Native Sons Hall. 

Their intention is to help build a bridge between California native plants, with their many uses with a special focus on protecting the Monarch Butterfly and other endangered species whether they be plants or creatures.

Their herbs are organically grown on their own property, wildcrafted and/or obtained from local suppliers within the local Sierra Nevada foothills. Oils are sustainable and primarily organic and their recipes and techniques are unparalleled, never compromising on ingredients, so their products are consistently high quality. They also utilize the best reusable/recyclable containers with awareness of mankind’s ecological footprint ever present.

Monarch Essentials devoted customers value environmental and social equity and choose to support a local small business that reinvest resources locally and support our donations to preserve the endangered Monarch Butterfly.

Their website: https://www.monarchessentials.care/

Find and follow on…

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MonarchEssentials.care

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/monarchessentialsllc/

To read more about the endangered migratory Monarch Butterfly is: https://www.iucn.org/press-release/202207/migratory-monarch-butterfly-now-endangered-iucn-red-list