07/30/2026
🇺🇸 THE 2026 LIMA CROSSROADS FESTIVAL SHIRT 🇺🇸
These are 100% cotton,incredibly soft, broken-in feel.
Available in:
• Black
• Denim Blue
Men’s sizes Small through 3XL $25 each
A portion of every shirt sold will be donated back to the Lima Crossroads Festival.
HOW TO ORDER
If you’d like one, you can send payment through VENMO: -Held-5
If we have run out of inventory I will refund your payment. It’s first come first served.
In the payment description, please include:
First & Last Name
Phone Number
Shirt Size
Shirt Color
WHERE TO PICK UP:
At the info booth located in the vendor area in the church yard next to the old bank. I will notify you when the shirts are available at the tent.
If you want to purchase a shirt and are not attending the event, please let me know and I will set them aside and schedule a time for you to pick it up.
The shirts will also be available for sale near the West Tent (by Fanatics).
If you have questions, feel free to text me at:
585-315-9000
Or
Email me at [email protected] and type FESTIVAL SHIRT 2026 as the subject.
THE DESIGN:
This year, I wanted to create something a little different.
I wanted to capture the feeling of small-town America — our community, our history, and the things that make Lima special.
The result is this vintage-inspired Lima Crossroads Festival shirt.
The design is filled with details that represent our community:
🎸 The vintage 1960s Stratocaster style guitar represents the music at the heart of the Crossroads Festival.
🌳 The oak trees pay tribute to Livingston County and its beautiful landscape.
🏛️ The buildings incorporate architectural characteristics reminiscent of our own Main Street.
🇺🇸 The American flag and the word “Freedom” recognize the culture and spirit of our community, while also giving a nod to America’s 250th anniversary in 2026.
🛣️ The road was designed to feel like an old dirt road from another time while still transitioning into the paved road we know today — a little representation of the past meeting the present.
If you look closely, you’ll notice “2026” tucked into the transom window of the building on the right. I intentionally kept the festival year subtle so that it doesn’t compete with the overall artwork.
If you’re coming to the Crossroads Festival, grab one and take home a little piece of Lima, New York, and small-town America.
