Entertainers & Vendors

Collector-grade vintage Aloha shirts and Hawaiian fashion finds from the golden era of surf culture.

Vintage and alternative fashion blending retro, pinup, gothic, and fantasy influences. Sourced for both women and men.

A Sarasota boutique with a curated mix of vintage fashion, housewares, and Tiki-era furniture spanning 1870s–1970s.

Retro-futuristic jewelry, barware, and apparel from Chicago’s House of Bamboos. Known for mid-mod Tiki style with a bold flair.

Candy Weil, also known as Candy Wild, is a California-based artist celebrated for her vibrant contributions to the lowbrow and pop surrealism art scenes.

Wood carvings and illustrations in the Tiki and fantasy vein, often blending humor with craftsmanship.

Makers of wood-carved art with a macabre-meets-Tiki twist. Framed pieces, masks, pendants, and iconic Tiki cats.

Port Charlotte-based chainsaw artist specializing in Tiki carvings from solid wood, finished with torching and sealant for a rustic finish.

Wood carvings and illustrations in the Tiki and fantasy vein, often blending humor with craftsmanship.

Candy Weil, also known as Candy Wild, is a California-based artist celebrated for her vibrant contributions to the lowbrow and pop surrealism art scenes.

Makers of wood-carved art with a macabre-meets-Tiki twist. Framed pieces, masks, pendants, and iconic Tiki cats.

Handcrafted jewelry inspired by Polynesian Pop and Mid-Century design, using sterling silver, copper, and semi-precious stones.

Retro-futuristic jewelry, barware, and apparel from Chicago’s House of Bamboos. Known for mid-mod Tiki style with a bold flair.

Makers of wood-carved art with a macabre-meets-Tiki twist. Framed pieces, masks, pendants, and iconic Tiki cats.

A Sarasota boutique with a curated mix of vintage fashion, housewares, and Tiki-era furniture spanning 1870s–1970s.

ChanTiki is the ceramic studio of Chandler Wade, a Southern California artist crafting handmade tiki mugs and sculptural barware from his home garage workshop.

Ukuleles and gear curated with care for the Tiki music scene. Not just instruments—each uke is part of a larger tropical story.

A Sarasota boutique with a curated mix of vintage fashion, housewares, and Tiki-era furniture spanning 1870s–1970s.

Retro-futuristic jewelry, barware, and apparel from Chicago’s House of Bamboos. Known for mid-mod Tiki style with a bold flair.

ChanTiki is the ceramic studio of Chandler Wade, a Southern California artist crafting handmade tiki mugs and sculptural barware from his home garage workshop.

ChanTiki is the ceramic studio of Chandler Wade, a Southern California artist crafting handmade tiki mugs and sculptural barware from his home garage workshop.

Clandestine Ceramics is the solo studio of Kansas City-based artist Brad Hill, where small-batch tiki mugs become vessels for storytelling and rebellion.

Clandestine Ceramics is the solo studio of Kansas City-based artist Brad Hill, where small-batch tiki mugs become vessels for storytelling and rebellion.