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There's always something new, unique, and exclusively Alaskan to discover at the many craft fairs in Alaska. You’ll find one-of-a-kind handmade items such as jewelry, pottery, woodwork products, gourmet chocolates, and more. The best craft fairs in Alaska provide the opportunity to explore hundreds of unique treasures handcrafted by locals and Native Alaskan artists throughout the state.
Located in the Kenai Central High School, the Kenai Arts & Crafts Fair has been a local favorite since 1978. There are usually over 100 booths with vendors selling handmade goods including art, jewelry, pottery, honey, jams, and other handcrafted items. This local tradition also offers door prizes in addition to crafts and artwork.
The Alaska Native Customary Art Fair (AFN) has been showcasing artwork by Native Alaskan and American Indian artists for over 30 years. This renowned annual event is typically held in October in Anchorage and celebrates the many unique art forms and diverse cultures rich in tradition, skill, adaptation, and creativity.
The Sitka Artisans Market is an annual three-day event where artists and craftspeople gather to sell and exhibit original and unique fine art and handcrafted products. This vibrant, elegant pop-up market also features musicians, authors, and chefs to provide a variety of local creativity. All of the handcrafted items are primarily made in Alaska.
Held in the Student Union of the University of Alaska Anchorage, the UAA Crafts Fair features over 100 local crafters selling handcrafted Alaskan products including crafts, jewelry, woodwork, glass products, pottery, fiber art, and more! This annual juried fair is free to attend and only showcases unique, high-quality items.
Featuring nearly 200 craft vendors, the Colony Christmas Craft Fair is a cozy Christmas celebration located in the Borough Gym and Palmer Train Depot. This well-loved annual tradition is held every second weekend of December and also includes other winter activities like train rides, light tours, horse-drawn sleigh rides, Christmas carols, and more.
Hosted in the Dena'ina Civic Convention Center, the Arts & Crafts Emporium is a free event featuring over 200 exhibitors each November. This indoor craft fair allows Alaskan artists and crafters to showcase and sell their handmade products. Thousands of Alaskans gather here to shop for made-in-Alaska gifts for the holiday season.
Known as Juneau’s premier holiday arts and crafts show, the Juneau Public Market has been showcasing vendors selling unique gifts since 1983! There’s a diverse assortment of items including custom attire, raw honey, gourmet chocolates, classic Alaksan photography, toys, Alaska Native arts, and so much more. Vendors and shoppers can also enjoy food and drinks at the food court.
Held at ChangePoint in Anchorage, the annual Alaskan Christmas Bazaar features over 150 vendor booths of Alaskan artists and crafters selling handmade items including beautiful Alaskan art, photography, quilts, crafts, and other unique products. This event also has food trucks on-site, indoor seating, and tables of silent auction items with hard-to-find items.
Located in the Egan Civic & Convention Center, the Make It Alaskan Market boasts a large selection of locally-crafted arts and crafts, clothing, and more. This historic annual event showcases dozens of exhibitors and offers free admission. It’s the perfect place to discover truly Alaskan art and crafts.
There’s something for everyone at the Mat-Su Holiday Marketplace in Wasilla. Held in the Curtis D. Menard Memorial Sports Center, this popular annual event is a one-stop shopping extravaganza featuring over 100 vendors selling exclusive handmade items under one roof. There is a small admission fee for adults, but children get in free.