Jessica Audas wine maker and founder of ARC Wines, and Michelle Gunn from Mountain View Blooms in Ellinbank banded together to promote their local businesses.
Owner of Bandolier Brewing Xander Thompson operations manager Amber Giblin were busy serving customers all day.
"Lockdown Candles" by Sue Mitchell were a hit.
Judy Alexander, the woman behind "Jam Judy". Ms Alexander spent the day selling various jams, preserves and other condiments.
The first West Gippsland Railtowns Food and Wine Festival at Garfield proved popular earlier this month.
Hundreds of people flocked to Garfield to test some of the region's best food and wine.
The event was organised by the Garfield Community Association and was supported by Cardinia Shire Council and the West Gippsland Progress Association.
Among the items on offer were candles, handmade jewellery, jams and preserves, wines, cheese and pasta.
Many stores in Garfield also remained open for the festival, providing the perfect opportunity for visitors to escape from the heat and have a browse.
Event organisers took to social media last week to thank the community members, attendees, businesses and volunteers who made the event possible.
"A massive shout out and thank you to all our volunteers that supported us in the lead-up, on the day and post-event. Your 'can-do' attitude and efforts did not go unnoticed," they wrote.
