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Meet the Sponsors Who Help Bring ScareFest to Life

These incredible vendors go above and beyond to support the show, so be sure to support them right back! You can find all of our sponsoring partners on the interactive floor plan, and visit their booths during the event to say thanks and check out what they have to offer.  Click here to visit the map!

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Tee No Evil booth at ScareFest Weekend 17, with a team of vendors standing in front of horror-themed t-shirt displays. Close-up shots feature shirts inspired by Trick ‘r Treat, The Overlook Hotel, and Transylvania. Text reads: “Tee No Evil – Booth #216.”
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Vendor booth for The White Tree at ScareFest Weekend 17, featuring wood-burned art, horror character signs, and Kentucky-themed designs. Detail photos show Ouija board woodwork, Freddy Krueger art, and a Camp Crystal Lake sign. Text reads: “The White Tree – Level 1, Booth #11.”
Vendor booth for The Owl’s Nest at ScareFest Weekend 17, displaying walls of resin jewelry, earrings, and accessories. Surrounding images feature ghost earrings, horror keychains, and necklace designs. Text reads: “The Owl’s Nest – Level 1, Booth #9.”
A vendor booth for Squirrelly Stitcher at ScareFest Weekend 17. A smiling vendor poses among racks of flannel shirts customized with large sewn-on horror and cult film patches. One shirt features characters from A Nightmare on Elm Street. Inset images highlight the variety of designs, including Ghostface, Michael Myers, and other horror icons. The text reads: Squirrelly Stitcher – Booth #A3 – Killer Vendors – ScareFest Weekend 17.
Artist Jason Shepard at his ScareFest Weekend 17 booth, showcasing horror-inspired artwork, prints, and hats with illustrated designs. Surrounding images feature Ghostface artwork, Lost Boys poster art, and custom caps. Text reads: “Jason Shepard Artworx – Booth #616.”
A horror-themed vendor booth for Puncture Wound Pins at ScareFest Weekend 17. The display features coffin-shaped pin boards filled with colorful enamel pins of horror and pop culture characters, with the vendor’s stitched skull-and-needle logo banner hanging behind the table. Surrounding inset images show close-ups of pin designs including Saw, horror icons like Michael Myers and Freddy Krueger, and an illustrated pin of zombies in a boat labeled “A New Day.” The text reads: Puncture Wound Pins – Booth #A4 – Killer Vendors – ScareFest Weekend 17.
ScareFest Weekend “Killer Cravings” promo for Red State BBQ, featuring a platter of smoked meats with sides, roasted chicken with cornbread and green beans, and the exterior of the red-and-white BBQ restaurant. Location: 4020 Georgetown Rd, Lexington, KY.
ScareFest Weekend “Killer Cravings” promo for Dave’s Deli, showing the deli counter with chalkboard menu, a meatball sub, and stacked deli sandwiches. Location: 1045 Georgetown Rd, Lexington, KY.
ScareFest Weekend “Killer Cravings” promo for Ole Hookers Bait & Tackle Bar & Grille, featuring the pin-up style logo, beer and shot glasses on the bar, and signage with the logo. Location: 205 S. Limestone, Lexington, KY.
Promotional graphic for ScareFest Weekend 17 “Killer Cravings” featuring Tolly Ho restaurant at 350 Foreman Avenue, Lexington. Includes a photo of the restaurant exterior and close-up images of a loaded cheeseburger with fries and a breakfast sandwich. A cartoon brain on a plate decorates the design.
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"The Art of Joel Robinson," featuring a skull with wings, bones, and cobwebs against a textured red-and-black background. The text reads: “The Art of Joel Robinson – Movie Cover Artist / Universal Monsters Artist.” The name “Joel Robinson” is styled in bold, dripping white letters with a skull icon between the first and last name.
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“Logo: ‘Creepy Emporium – Props & FX.’ A black haunted house morphs into a skull with neon-yellow windows/eyes and chimney smoke, set in a circular badge on a red-black grunge background.”