Interested in volunteering at the Fiber Festival and Craft Fair? Email McKayla Hoffman for information.
Situated on 48 acres of pristine coastal farmland, Coggeshall Farm is a living history museum reflecting the lives of tenant farmers in the late 1700s.
During the festival, interpreters dressed in 18th-century clothing will mingle with visitors as they explore the historic farmhouse and outbuildings.
Observe craft demonstrations, purchase handcrafted items and natural fibers, and watch a master sheep shearer at work on Coggeshall’s own Gulf Coast Natives. Old-fashioned games, kids’ crafts, dance performances, acoustic music and great local food complete the scene.
Admission to all of our major festivals is included with your membership (1 ticket for Individual members, 2 for Couples, up to 4 for Family Members and up to 6 for Sustaining Members). Non-members pay the regular weekend admission fee: $7/adults and $5/kids under 12, seniors 62+ and active-duty military. You can purchase your membership online or at the Festival. Non-member tickets are available at the gate.
Vendors are lining up for this year's festival. We'll update this list periodically. If you're interested in being a vendor, email Eleanor Langham.
Cedar Ledge Apiaries
Cobblerock Ridge Farm
Crios/Cross: Little Irish Weavings
Del's Lemonade
Dirty Water Dyeworks
Em & Ella Jewelry
Englishman Bay Trading Co.
GiGi Bonin Hand Dyed Yarns
Hedge Witch Labs
Home Tweet Home
Little Rhody Thummers
Loop By Loop Studio
Melville Grille
Maybe Tomorrow Farm
Mending Wall Farm
Play at Life Fiber Arts
Quilters by the Sea
Rag Hill Farm
Rising Sun Earthworks
Rhode Island Natural Soap Co.
Rhode Island Sheep Cooperative
Rhode Island Spinners Guild
Sheepshed
T3 Jewerly
Bristol Historical Society