Nancy Alberth, owner of Red Door Antiques, left, and Lisa Blackwell, owner Rustic Blossom Boutique, are coordinators of the Saxonburg Artisan Market, which was this weekend. Chris Leisie/Special to the Eagle

The second annual Saxonburg Artisan Market took place over the weekend, Sept. 6 and 7, bringing hundreds of people to the borough to seek crafts, food and comradery.

The market featured 100 food and craft vendors — nearly double the 55 that signed up for last year’s event. The show also featured artistic demonstrations of plein-air painting and blacksmithing, as well as pony rides and a petting zoo.

Saxonburg Memorial Presbyterian Church hosted the event’s fine arts show, and featured exclusively oil, watercolor and acrylic paintings.

The Saxonburg Museum also held a basket raffle at Roebling Park with proceeds benefiting the renovation of the Brooklyn Bridge replica at the park.

Amanda Winkoop, owner of Wonder & Root, sells plants on Saturday, Sept. 6, at the Saxonburg Artisan Market. Chris Leisie/Special to the Eagle

Brooke Wamsley, of the Save the Bridge Project, left, and Molly Nowakowski, a board member for the Saxonburg Museum, stand together on Saturday, Sept. 6, at the Saxonburg Artisan Market. Chris Leisie/Special to the Eagle

Brielle Karns, owner of Boofie & Boujee in Butler, stands with a sweater Saturday, Sept. 6, at the Saxonburg Artisan Market. Chris Leisie/Special to the Eagle

From left, Diana Thorpe, Ashley Benson and Donna Swails, of Clarion, enjoy coffee at the Saxonburg Artisan Market on Saturday, Sept. 6. Chris Leisie/Special to the Eagle

Temporary tattoos were being offered Saturday, Sept. 6, at the Saxonburg Artisan Market. Chris Leisie/Special to the Eagle

Cory Fox, of Saxonburg Rotary Club, drove the Saxonburg Trolly on Saturday, Sept. 6, during the Saxonburg Artisan Market. Chris Leisie/Special to the Eagle