In addition, free activities included in the ticket price will be held both days.

On Saturday, a Christmas Sweater Contest will be held at 10:30 a.m.

Cash prizes will be awarded for Best Christmas Sweater and Gaudiest Christmas Sweater.

Magic Moe’s Magic Show will take place at noon.

Seth Evans will perform magic tricks and sell items needed for magic tricks at his booth.

“My 12-year-old grandson has been a professional magician for three years,” Rotary Club treasurer Denise Evans said. “He’s going to do a variety of magic tricks.”

Dinner in Santa’s Workshop and a holiday table manners class for children will be held at 1 p.m.

“We’re going to set up a dinner table just like you would expect to see a table set for Christmas dinner,” Evans said. “One of Santa’s elves will be there. That should be lots of fun, I think.”

A Holiday Cooking Secrets session by Dak’s Spices is scheduled for 2 p.m., followed by a pageant workshop led by the 2013 Peach Queens at 3 p.m. and an “Update Your Look” hair and makeup workshop at 4:30 p.m.

On Sunday, the activities schedule is: Magic Moe’s Magic Show, 1 p.m.; Dinner in Santa’s Workshop and holiday table manners class at 2 p.m.; Magic Moe’s Magic Show at 3 p.m.; and How to Sell Your Crafts on the Internet led by Denise Evans at 4:30 p.m.

Other vendors include: Peggy Eddy, oil paintings; Scentsy, wickless candles; Urban Flirt Boutique, women’s clothing boutique; Luralu’s, handmade soaps, lotions, scrubs and bath oils; Mia’s Unique, screen printed clothing and accessories; Wyatt Authentics, autographed sports memorabilia; MorLyn’s Jewelry, Sorelli jewelry; Ron Dovey, segmented wood turnings; Donna’s Jewels, handmade necklaces and earrings; Allie Belle Petites, crocheted items and jewelry; The Coaster Attic, handcrafted drink coasters; Woodforest National Bank, banking and business products; Jim Edwards Birdhouses, folk art birdhouses; Melinda Doriety, pottery and jewelry; Art by Bryan Colson, art prints and portrait commissions; Open House, Christmas decorations, gifts, spa baskets and party items; Bead Lady, handmade beaded Christmas ornaments and jewelry; Noble Deeds, burlap door decorations, message boards, tooth fairy pillows; Cakes ‘n Candy, old fashioned caramel and other cakes and pastries; Lulliputz, handcrafted heirloom doll furniture; Judahis Jewels, opal ring extravaganza and druzy rings and necklaces; CahaBones, natural dog treats and doggy Christmas stockings; Blue Paradise Travel, travel agency; Sea Gypsy Woodworks, wood carvings and signs; Fresh Air Solutions, aromatherapy machines; Usborne Books, children’s books and educational toys; Klenco Rentals, locally owned furniture rental services; Betty’s Crafts, recycled vintage textiles and linens; Gemini Treats, gourmet mixes for dips, veggies and chips; Collective Couture, women and junior clothing and accessories; Creative Trends, “squash books” and paper crafting; AdvoCare, natural supplements for health and wellness; Design One, beaded Kumihimo, chain maille and wire jewelry; Sew Mini Treasures, children’s handmade and embroidered clothing; Pampered Chef, cookware and kitchen accessories; Verbena Pecans, pecans and candies; Designs by Christa, embroidery and monogramming; Dorothy Burnett, lighted decorative Christmas trees and hanging balls; Tradewinds, antiques and upholstery; Beads by Me for You, handmade jewelry, boxes, vases and more with polymer clay; Bambaya, handbags, sunglasses and dresses; Paprazzi Accessories, jewelry and accessories; Lauren Mitchell Photography, Santa pictures and Mary Kay makeover photos; Mary Kay, skin care and cosmetics; Justsayin, handmade crafts and painted signs; South Hill Designs, jewelry; HBJ Wall Magnets, magnets, yard decorations and crosses; Wraps and Wreaths by Tara, body wraps for toning and slimming, plus Christmas wreaths; Origami Owl, custom charm jewelry and lockets; This Is Bliss, massage chair/therapeutic massage services; Marlee’s Sweet Treats, funnel cakes and fried Oreos; and Personnal Appearance Catering, festival café.

The festival will be held at the Clanton Conference and Performing Arts Center from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Dec. 7 and noon to 6 p.m. Dec. 8.

“All the money we raise goes right back into the community,” Evans said. “We made an effort to have a wide variety of products and services at this festival, and so I think we’ve got a good mixture. We really do have something for everybody.”