Village Market & Food Park

At the Village Market, you will find artisans selling their arts, crafts and collectables. You can participate as a vendor at the Village Market. Applications here:

The Food Park features local nonprofit organizations teamed up with area restaurants to offer a variety of “grab and go” food items. If your nonprofit organization is interested in being part of the Festival, send your contact information to info@olfrontporch.org..

The Village Market is located at Lou Mac Park. The Food Park is along South Avenue.

Village Market

Blue Star Woodturning by George: Unique handmade wood and wood/resin bowls and vases crafted in Oriental, NC.

Bohowave:. Bohemian women’s clothing line of the 1960’s and 1970’s. Items such as a variety of tops, sweaters, dresses, kimonos, shorts, pants, jewelry and many other accessories.

Bridget Cook:. Bridget Cook designs and makes unique woven goods and household items.

Charles Stallings:. Glazed pecans: Butter Roasted, Honey glaze, and more. Real Time Pain relief, a topical pain relief lotion with 18 natural ingredients

Coastal Rada Cutlery:. Cutlery, Diamond dot coasters, greeting cards, Christmas Stockings and wine glasses

Dawson Creek Seafood: Pumpkins made of crab pot wire

Dixon Landing RV Resort: Information and Brochures for our RV Resort

Dragon Detachment Oriental Marine Corps League: Raffle Tickets, Education about the Marine Corps League

Gennelle’s Anchored Tupperware: Tupperware

George Peele: Original watercolors depicting life in and around the working fishing villages of Eastern North Carolina, in frames made from salvaged wood

Heirloom Creations: Timeless, handcrafted wooden creations. Articulated toys, bears and dragons. Hand painted wooden carvings of sea life, dragons and animals. Bookmarks, coasters, nightlights, tealights and candle holders. Christmas ornaments and decorations.

Idle Time Beach Decor: Handmade lobster boys, sailboats, beaded sun catchers, jewelry, ornaments, pillows, and beach home decor.

Janine Gillian: One of a kind woven beaded jewelry, using crystals and natural stones with leather and cord.

Janlpastels Fine Art: Original pastel art, cards ,prints.

Kem’s Herb & Tea Bar: Signature teas, loose leaf teas, herbs, tea accessories, herbal products

Lou Ann Sekely: Alpaca outer wear, dryer balls, yarn and felted items

Mike Walker Intarsia: Wood wall art

One of a Kind Quilts by Terry Ausband: Quilts, placemats, & other crafty quilted items

Pierce Creek Art: Glass and resin artwork

Reinvented Styled: Upscale clothing and accessories.

Rock Painting: OUMC Labyrinth team (2 10×10 tents) Paint a rock for the labyrinth

Roz Kutchins: Jewelry to benefit PAWS Pamlico Animal Welfare Society

Senbete’s Art: Canvas paintings, watercolors and other artwork

Southern Beach Design: Resin and glass art

Wildly Urban: Wall art pieces inspired by the great outdoors. Bring a little piece of the wild to your home.

Wisdomwood: Wood Arts and Crafts specializing in handmade wooden toys

Wood-n-Metal Designs: Live blacksmithing with assorted hand forged products for sale, toxing fee soap and candles

Food Park

Local non-profit organizations and restaurants partner to provide a delicious and varied menu of “grab and go” affordable meals

Friday Food Park

Love Thy Neighbor Program, Inc: Mariposa Bakery & Wine Bar – Cold Cut Sandwich on Fresh Baked Ciabatta Bread with Chips

Hope Clinic: Darrell Gibbs – Fried Fish, Coleslaw, Baked Beans, Hushpuppies, drinks

Prime Time: Prime Time – Black Beans & Rice, Desserts, Beverages, Coffee

Pamlico County Fishes and Loaves: Piggly Wiggly “The Piglet” – Chicken Pot Pie

S.E. Pamlico Volunteer Fire Dept. Station 19: The Bean – Root Beer Floats, Assorted Baked Goods

JoJo Workin’: JoJo Workin’ – Seafood Chowder, Chicken Pot Pie, Soup, Fresh Squeezed Lemonade, Arnold Palmer Tea

St. Thomas Episcopal Church ECW and Men’s Fellowship: St. Thomas Episcopal Church ECW and Men’s Fellowship – Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Water

Saturday Food Park

Youth Navigating Towards Opportunity (YNTO): YNTO – Hot Dogs, Pulled Pork Sandwiches

NAACP Pamlico County: Darrell Gibbs – Fried Fish, Coleslaw, Baked Beans, Hushpuppies, drinks

The Bike Box Project (Pedaling For Parkinson’s): The Taco Tower at Casa Que Pasa – Organic Chicken Poblano Stew with Jalapeno Cornbread Muffins. Slices of Pecan Pie, Chocolate Pie and Poundcake. Refillable Water Bottles

Pamlico Partnership for Children: Pamlico Partnership for Children – Fresh Popped Popcorn, Water

Oriental Women’s Club: OWC – Home Baked Sweet Treats

Pamlico County High School NJROTC: NJROTC Booster Club – Vegan Chili, Soda, Water