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This year at the Tennessee Farm Bureau annual meeting, you can meet some of the craftspeople and farmers featured in past issues of Tennessee Home & Farm. They’ll be showcasing their crafts and creations at the Market Square Trade Show on Sunday, Dec. 6, 2009, from 1-5 p.m. at the Cool Springs Marriott Hotel in Franklin.

Those slated to attend include:
• Peach pit artist Roger Smith of Culleoka, who carves figurines out of peach seeds
• Gourd artist Maxine Osburn of Rickman, who creates birdhouses, bowls and other decorative crafts from gourds
• Ed and Teresa Rollins of Rollins Family Farm in Giles County, who have created an organic soil conditioner
• John and Sherry Geunther of Monterey, who run Muddy Pond Sorghum Mill
• Gary Smith, who oversees state license plate birdhouses made by From the Heart of Tennessee, a program sponsored by the state’s Division of Intellectual Disabilities
• Mike Clemmer, owner of Wood-N-Strings Dulcimer Shop in Townsend

Also, we’ll be selling copies of the Pettus Read book Read All About It. Get your Christmas shopping done and support your fellow Tennesseans – we hope to see you there!

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Magazine:
Tennessee Home & Farm, Summer 2010 Edition Edition

Headline:
Market Square at the Tennessee Farm Bureau Convention

Summary:
At the Tennessee Farm Bureau annual meeting, find Tennessee-made arts and crafts at the Market Square Trade Show.

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