Celebrating regional artisans. Located on N Short St.

301 West Main Street, 45373

September 12, 2026

From 11:00 am - 7:00 pm 

Info Booth, Troy-Hayner Cultural Center

Pick up your Troy, Ohio PorchFest flier! Learn more about our wonderful sponsors! Pick up applications for 2026! Visit our Sponsor tent to see who helped make this event possible.

Lucky Rabbit Curios — Rebecca Rowley:

Original linocut block-print artwork inspired by subjects that speak personally to Rebecca, with many prints created over watercolor backgrounds. Rebecca is our featured artist and the mind behind this year’s Porchfest T-shirt design. She is a lifelong Beavercreek resident who began working in linocut printmaking in 2021. Her work titled Prairie Music, showcasing a banjo surrounded by woodland creatures, is the foundation that brought this year’s T-shirt to life.

Find Them Online: Lucky Rabbit Curios

Country Artists Workshop — Sandra Haack:

A group of artists who bring together a variety of individual talents, including jewelry, painting, papercraft, pottery and textiles. The Country Workshop Artists began in 1959 as a group of women sharing a common interest in the arts and continue to create, learn and share their work together.

David Holbrook Creations — Mark Holbrock:

Classic wheel-thrown bowls feature colored slips and appliqués, while imaginative decorative pieces are hand-built to create dimension and add character.

JondaWoodWorks — Jonathan Lindsay:

Handcrafted, hand-turned woodwork that highlights the natural character and unexpected beauty of the wood. Jonathan uses no stains or colorings, allowing each piece's natural appearance to remain part of the finished work.

Find Them Online: Facebook

Lady-L-Weaving — Lorraine Reibert:

Handwoven and knitted textiles including scarves, shawls, mug rugs, bookmarks and more. Lorraine also creates work on a floor-sized counterbalance loom using natural fibers.

Nitty Gritty Soap Suds LLC — Amy Hawley:

Handcrafted, small-batch goat milk soaps made with milk from the family's own dairy goats and combined with oils and butters to create a variety of soaps.

Roll Away the Dye — Rebecca Phiffer:

Bright and colorful tie-dye for the whole family, including tees, shirts, shorts, onesies, blankets, bandannas, hair accessories, bags and purses. Rebecca also creates upcycled dyed clothing, fleece pet blankets, dog towels and sewn crafts.

Find Them Online: Instagram

Trades of Hope — Tara Kolker:

Fair-trade, artisan-made goods created around the world, including jewelry, bags, scarves and other accessories, home décor, journals, children's items, paper art and hand-stitched greeting cards. Trades of Hope partners with artisans to create sustainable economic opportunities for women and families facing poverty and other difficult circumstances.

Find Them Online: Tara Kolker — Trades of Hope

Sarah Wrona Design — Sarah Wrona:

Handmade fused-glass dishes, jewelry and home décor, along with beaded jewelry and bookmarks. Sarah works in a variety of artistic media and has also created fused-glass and welded-metal sculpture.

Find Them Online: Facebook

Whispering Wind Creations — Alicia Rubin:

Handmade jewelry and fashion accessories created from materials including leather, stone, feathers and wood.

Barbie Lou's Creations — Barbara Ennis:

Knitted items for children, including animals, dolls and purses. Barbara's knitted bunnies come in two sizes and are dressed in cute outfits, each reflecting her passion for creating and sharing her handmade work with others.

Find Them Online: Facebook

For the Love of Slate & Timber — Katharine McCrea:

Intricate layered wooden pieces bring together cozy spaces, good books and a little bit of fantasy to create gifts that feel personal. Her work includes magnets, ornaments and wall art, and also incorporates engraving and personalization into her designs.

Find Them Online: Etsy Shop

Chunky Knit Creations by Lori — Lori Singer:

Cozy, handmade chunky-knit creations range from cat and pet beds to blankets, rugs and plushies. Lori also creates crystal healing artwork, adding another dimension to her collection of handmade pieces.

Twisted Yarn Fiber Arts / Ty’d with Love — Amy Escobar:

A playful mix of fiber art and handmade creations, including crocheted plushies, accessories and textile pieces. The collection also spans painting and pottery, bringing together a variety of creative styles and mediums.

AB Creative — Ashley Barnt:

Bradford-based artist creating personally preserved flower and watercolor artwork that is truly one of a kind.

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Troy Historic Preservation Alliance:

Small-batch, Ohio-made jams in Strawberry, Strawberry-Jalapeño, No Sugar Added Strawberry, Strawberry Rhubarb and Strawberry Apple Butter. Every jar sold supports their mission to preserve and celebrate the places that make our community special.

Let's Get Crafty — Asenath:

Hand-drawn coloring books, jewelry and artwork, along with products from Panda Prints by Peter. Peter Lawton's Panda Prints by Peter is a youth-run 3D-printing business.

RKS Handmade — Rebecca Scherr:

Colorful clay earrings showcase a wide range of creative designs, techniques and styles. Rebecca also works with resin to create pressed-flower jewelry, hair clips and bookmarks, along with decorative pieces including planters and trays.

Find Them Online: Instagram

The Bamboo Rack — Demmy Kaiser:

Indigenous beadwork created by weaving glass beads together with needle and thread into intricate designs, including earrings, necklaces, keychains and more.

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