2019 Whippoorwill Hill Harvest Market
Exclusive Access: November 22nd (4pm – 8pm)
General Admission: November 23rd 2019 (10am – 4pm)
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR
40+ exclusive booths in an idyllic, secluded setting. This Harvest Market specializes in making your holiday hustle more enjoyable. Handcrafted, local, and artisanal Christmas gifts and home décor, unbelievable clothes, on site professional photographer conducting mini sessions, s’mores bars near bon fires, food trucks, dessert caterers, pony rides for the kiddos (Saturday only) and entertainment you don’t want to miss. Bring the whole family to enjoy Monroe County’s oldest working farm dressed up for the holiday season!
Vendors
Food and Drink
- Upland
- Farmhouse Cakes
- Angel’s Cup of Heaven
Artisans/Small Businesses
- Arrive Market
- Creative in Bloom | HOME
- Cactus Flower
- Rice Road Metal Works
- PopKorn Kernels with a Twist
- Worth it All Woodworking
- Hendersweet
- Shine Design Custom Signs
- Kale Purvis Independent Trunk Keeper for Matilda Jane
- Mutts and Meows Too
- Gray Harp Candles
- Boulders Designs
- AnaMae Design
- Teresa Wade Bears
- Unique Antiques Jewelry
- Whippoorwill Hill
- Lil’ Red Mouse
- Bear Hands Fiber Arts
- Essential Bodywear
- Simply Chic
- Bear Rug Studio
- Cultivating Designs
- The Brocade Blackbird
- Hambone Designs
- Seja B Designs
- Mira Market
- Where Pigs Fly and Such
- Reclaimed By James
- Linda McCleery Vintage
- Rural Route 3 Co
- 317 Knot
- Nomad Yard Shop
- Julie Stanczak Designs
- Goat Milk Stuff
- Lucy Lulu Shoppe
- Three Friends Decorating
- Pampered Chef
- A & K Crochet
- Southern Charm Boutique
- The Gray Rabbit
- Usborne Books & More
- Andrea Marie Photography
- Pomp and Bloom
- Three Pines Company
- DJs Glassworks
- Midwest Magnolia
Photography
- Erica Rayl Photography
Entertainment
- Olga Berezhnaya
- The Dusty Miller Band
- Pony Rides
- Whippoorwill Hill Hay Rides
- Bon Fire and S’Mores
- IU Michigan Football game (live – only on Nov 23rd)
Please note that Whippoorwill Hill is located on private property, is a disabled veteran owned small business and is hosting this event for the Bloomington community. In hosting an event of this kind, the organization takes on expenses and liability they would not otherwise be exposed to. The cost for entrance goes to cover the luxury restroom trailer, staffing the event, hay rides, entertainment, heaters, large tent for shelter, marketing, cash give aways for customers, decorations, and many other costs that aren’t readily apparent.
2018 Whippoorwill Hill Harvest Market
November 17th and 18th 2018
(10am – 6pm daily)
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR
24 exclusive booths in an idyllic, secluded setting. This Harvest Market specializes in making your holiday hustle more enjoyable. Handcrafted, local, and artisanal Christmas gifts and home décor, unbelievable clothes, three on site professional photographers conducting mini sessions, s’more, cider and hot cocoa bars, food trucks, dessert caterers, a combine and pony rides for the kiddos and one amazing fiddle player you don’t want to miss. Bring the whole family to enjoy Monroe County’s oldest working farm dressed up for the holiday season!
Vendors
Food and Drink
- Upland
- Happy Matt’s
- The Big Cheeze
- Farmhouse Cakes
- Broomsticks Bakery
Artisans/Small Businesses
- Arrive Market
- Creative in Bloom | HOME
- Cactus Flower
- Silver Dust Design
- Rice Road Metal Works
- PopKorn Kernels with a Twist
- Worth it All Woodworking
- Hendersweet
- Shine Design Custom Signs
- Kale Purvis Independent Trunk Keeper for Matilda Jane
- Mutts and Meows Too
- BeautyCounter
- Gray Harp Candles
- Boulders Designs
- AnaMae Design
- Teresa Wade Bears
- Unique Antiques Jewelry
- Whippoorwill
- Lil’ Red Mouse
- Bear Hands Fiber Arts
Photography
- In Bloom Photography
Entertainment
- Olga Berezhnaya
- Angelina’s Petite Pony Rides
- Whippoorwill Hill Hay Rides
- Bon Fire and S’Mores
- IU Michigan Football game (live – only on Nov 17th)
Whippoorwill Hill is located on private property, is a disabled veteran owned small business and is hosting this event for the community because they want to offer another market option in Bloomington with the backdrop of their historic working farm. In hosting an event of this kind, the organization takes on expenses and liability they would not otherwise be exposed to. The cost for entrance goes to cover the luxury restroom trailer, staffing the event, hay rides, entertainment, heaters, marketing, cash give aways for customers, decorations, and many other costs that aren’t readily apparent.
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