This rustic barn at the Wood County 4-H Camp at Mineral Wells will be turned into a market with vintage items for sale. (Photo Provided)

MINERAL WELLS — John and Megan Duncan of Wood County noticed that local residents were traveling to upscale craft shows in Ohio.

The Duncans were selling their wooden home decor items at these Ohio shows.

Now the Duncans are bringing a “Vintage and Handmade Market” to the Wood County 4-H Camp in Mineral Wells on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Over 40 vendors will be providing handmade, upcycled and vintage items, boutique fashion, jewelry, gifts and artisan crafts, the Duncans said. There will be food trucks, live music and DIY workshops at this inaugural event, situated across from the West Virginia Interstate Fairgrounds.

The family-friendly event will take place inside and outside a rustic barn at the campgrounds. There will be demonstrations by local artists and makers.

Megan and John Duncan (Photo Provided)

Event tickets are available online through today at themintedvintage.com/mintedvintagemarket.

Those who purchase a ticket in advance online will get special discounts with select vendors, the Duncans said, including Appalachian Willows, Crafting N’ Scrapping, Heartmade Candle Co., In A Jam!, Mezza Luna Art, Minted Vintage, Patterson’s Farm, Perfectly Pink, and Ruthy’s Wreaths.

Children 12 and under get in for free. General admission is $5 at the door. An updated event schedule can be found on the website themintedvintage.com/mintedvintagemarket.

Providing live music will be Kendall Ferrebee, 11-11:30 a.m.; Anthony Mossburg, 1-2 p.m., and Evan Cunningham, 2-2:30 p.m. There will be a kids nature walk and art, and drawing with Doug Jones. DIY Workshop with Rustic Restoration is planned for 4 p.m.

Food and drink vendors include Elenie’s Food Truck, Hot Dog Willy’s, Lupita Food Truck, Midway Concessions, Philippines Best Food, Little Cajun, and The Bodega.

The Duncans describe the Minted Vintage Market as a curated collection of local talent that can be found in the Mid-Ohio Valley and beyond.

The Duncans have owned and operated their Minted Vintage business since 2016. Megan works on custom orders, inventory for events, bookkeeping, managing social media, product photography and all other entrepreneurial duties required for running their small business, the Duncans said. John continues to work full time in his career as a financial systems analyst and uses his evenings to plan, measure and cut wood for projects.