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Sportsmen Plan Holiday Harvest Craft Show

By Submitted Report
The Tube City Almanac
September 12, 2024
Posted in: Announcements

McKeesport Sportsmen’s Association will host its annual holiday harvest vendor and craft show from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 6 on the club’s grounds, 3300 Jacks Run Road (Route 48) in White Oak.

A spokeswoman said the event will include a “wide variety” of independent vendors, crafters and consultants, as well as the Hermes Food Truck featuring gyros and pitas, rice platters, French fries, chicken tenders, hot dogs, corn dogs and other refreshments; as well as the 412 Ice Cream truck.

Specialty vendors scheduled to attend include:

Pink Zebra fragrances and home decor
Paperpie children’s books and toys
Pampered Chef kitchen and cooking items
RADA Cutlery
Jac’s Sweets
D&D BBQ LLC
Tint The Range safety eye and ear protection
Scentsy candles and plug-ins
Tastefully Simple food and beverage mixes
Mello Teas
Buttons & Bows gift boxes
Edelbowricks Crafts decorative wreaths

Other vendors include Sherry Kozlowski & Marianne Simko (wreaths, glass tumblers, holiday items); Patricia Crum (wreaths, oven mitts, T-shirts); Kathy Wolf (quilted items, glass plates, earrings); Toni Lucas (crochet towels, washcloths, scrubbies, rice bags); Sharon Doehne Cookies (jams, jellies and corn heating pads); Carol Morgan (pumpkin rolls, chocolates, baked goods); Kaitlyn Greer (round door signs, acrylic bookmarks, misc. wood signs); Cathy Koontz (wreaths, signs and lanterns); JoAnne Ursta (knitted baby blankets, hats, booties, quick breads); Kristen Pastorik (resin art, jewelry, T-shirts and sweatshirts); Paula Barnes (seasonal wreaths and handmade crafts); Carolee Bucci & Amy Niedbala (diaper cakes, journals, “cash and carry” 31 Gifts; and Deb McCrorey (crochet blankets and hats).

For more information, visit www.mckeesportsportsmens.com.

Originally published September 12, 2024.

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