The focus of the Incredible Edible Festival is on food, including meals, goodies, gifts, decorating, packaging/shipping of food gifts and many other food related items and activities. While vendors, classes, demonstrations and other activities must be food related, all festival vendors do not have to sell food. For example, those businesses that sell kitchen wares, package food for gifts, prepare food, and make beverages, etc., were encouraged to participate in this gala event as an exhibitor, demonstrator or teacher.
Applications are now being accepted for the September 24th event and can be downloaded here:
Applications are also available by contacting Nell Clausen at info@IncredibleEdibleFestival.com or at the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce office. The deadline for applications is August 26, 2011.
The vendors who exhibited at the 2010 festival were:
Rainshadow Roasting Company, Demarle at Home, Cedarbrook Lavender & Herb Farm, The Lodge at Sherwood Village, Sequim SDA Church, Cameron’s Cafe & Custom Catering, Live Bread Shoppe, McComb Gardens & Olympic Orchard Society, Elegant Chocolate, The Family Farm, Sunshine Cafe, Mama’s Harvest, Belarzelai, Sofie’s Florist, Costco, Olympic Restaurant Equipment, Extravaganza, The Red Rooster Grocery, Alderwood Bistro, Dungeness Valley Creamery, Nash’s Organic Produce, Bell Street Bakery, The Double Eagle, Styler Embroidery, the Sequim Sandwich Shop, Jose’s Salsa, Long Branch Mercantile, Ozark Mountain BBQ, and Magdalena Bassett.
The Olympic Peninsula Winery Association partnered with the Incredible Edible Festival and sold samples and offered wine for sale. The wineries participating were Olympic Cellars Winery, Camaraderie Cellars, Harbinger Winery, Fairwinds Winery and Finnriver Farm.
We also partnered with the Empty Bowls project to raise money for the Sequim Food Bank. This proved to be very successful by raising over $600 for the food bank.
Empty Bowls