08/12/2026
People keep asking... who are the vendors at Milk & Honey this year?!
It's a mix of old favorites and new friends, and we're excited to tell you about the Israeli-style shuk!
Over the next few weeks, we'll be sharing a sneak peek from some of our vendors.
Today. check out these pics from and then come visit them on Sunday, August 30th at McKinley!
Margot wanted to tell her story, and we're honored to share it here!
I am especially looking forward to the Milk & Honey Festival here in Reno because it brings together so many elements that are so meaningful to me. Having been raised with a Jewish background in England, these kinds of cultural and community events resonate on a deeper level – they are both familiar and grounding, even after years of living overseas.
Over the years, I spent several months in Israel and very much enjoyed working and living on a Kibbutz and traveling throughout the country. These experiences left a lasting impression on me. Israel’s energy, resilience, and sense of community are unlike anywhere else I have been. The connection I feel to the country, its people, and its traditions has stayed with me ever since.
What makes me really want to be a part of the Milk & Honey Festival the most is the atmosphere – there is a unique combination of warmth, positivity, and celebration that defines Jewish cultural events. From the food to the music to the dancing, there is an unmistakable vibrancy that brings people together in a joyful and welcoming way. It’s not just about attending an event, but about reconnecting with a culture and spirit that I genuinely love.
Being part of the Milk & Honey Festival feels like an opportunity to celebrate that connection, share in the community, and relive some of the experiences and traditions that have meant so much to me over the years.