2025 holiday bazaar listings - descriptions date time location contact
Shop local, support small businesses and find perfectly unique, heartfelt gifts this season! Midtown Mall transforms into a vibrant marketplace, filled with talented Alaskan artisans and rotating vendors offering: Native arts and cultural treasures, fresh baked goods and sweet confections, jewelry, candles and one-of-a-kind decor, cozy knitwear, handsewn clothing and accessories, toys, soaps, lotions, embroidery and more! Every visit brings something new - so come often, explore and treat yourself while finding special gifts for everyone on your list.
Saturdays: Sept. 20 and 27, 2025; Saturdays and Sundays: Oct. 4 - Nov. 16, Nov. 29 - Dec. 21, 2025; Monday - Wednesday: Dec. 22 - 24, 2025 | Saturdays, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sundays, 12-5 p.m.; Monday - Wednesday, Dec. 22-24, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.The 29th annual Nordic Market will be held both indoors and outdoors featuring Scandinavian and Nordic themed handcrafted items. There will be many top quality items including: Norwegian wool sweaters, Scandinavian Christmas items, handcrafted jewelry, art, Nordic kitchen and houseware goods, vintage Scandinavian sweaters, stained glass, pottery wind chimes, wooden gifts and kefir water. The Nordic Cafe will be serving traditional Norwegian food items. There will also be home baked goods and lefse for purchase and a silent auction.Join us at the 2025 Make It Alaskan Market, a premier showcase of Alaskan craftsmanship and artistry. Discover unique, locally-made goods from talented crafters and artisans. Held at the Egan Center from Oct. 3-5, it’s the perfect place to find one-of-a-kind holiday gifts and support local businesses. Admission for attendees is free!Friday through Sunday, Oct. 3-5, 2025 | Friday, 5-9 p.m., Sip & Shop, 21+ only; Saturday, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., health fair; Sunday, 12-5 p.m., Junior CreatorsThis is an indoor/outdoor market featuring many local vendors.This annual event will offer unique, high-quality items suitable for gifts and personal treasures. Each vendor provides specialty items including quilting, pottery, jewelry, woodworking, home decor, jellies/jams and more. Also a silent auction, a drawing for handcrafted items made by expert woodworkers and delicious bake sale. Lunch is available from Five Loaves Two Fish Kitchen. Plan to enjoy your meal of soup and sandwiches. Proceeds from the kitchen support meals for the hungry in our community. This is a fun atmosphere you won’t want to miss.Our 19th Annual Fall Bead & Jewelry Show! Artists and makers from across Alaska and the Lower 48! Beads! Custom jewelry, jewelry findings, fiber art, estate jewelry, Made in Alaska treasures, vintage and contemporary, gemstones, fossils, crystals, metal, pearls, chainmaille jewelry and accessories, Rosary beads, custom orders and repair services, and more!ANNUAL FALL ANTIQUE AND COLLECTIBLES SHOW AT GUIDO’S Over 60 tables full of antiques, collectibles, dolls, doll accessories, crafts and craft supplies, books, honey, jams and jellies, china, glassware, jewelry, toys, quilts, vintage holiday decor and more. Special event dine-in menu: spaghetti lunch with small salad $6.75; pizza by the slice $3; large pizza with 1 or 2 toppings $12; 10 wings $13.75; chocolate cake $3. Our number of vendors and variety just keeps growing and we are now open all weekend! Come visit, shop, eat and have fun!!The Pumpkin Patch activities are bigger than ever this year! Harvest time vendors, family activities and games and pumpkin prices that can’t be beat are all found in the Beer Garden at 49th State Brewing’s downtown pub at 3rd and G.Quilts and Creations is an annual silent auction featuring beautiful quilts of all sizes and other artistic creations featuring wood, fiber arts and more.The event also includes a “cash and carry” table featuring a wide variety of dog and cat items, pet holiday gift baskets and smaller items created by local artists.Great place to begin and end your holiday shopping. You can smell the freshly made cinnamon rolls when you enter the parking lot first thing in the morning, not to mention the homemade bean soup being prepared for lunch. Vendors will be throughout the building displaying their handmade items; crocheted and knitted hats, mittens, scarves, blankets, etc. We will have art, antiques, collectables, knickknacks, baked goods and much more, even a name-your-own-price, white elephant table. If you can’t find it here, you probably won’t find it. Come early and stay late. Plenty of parking!Huge bazaar with dozens of vendors to get your holiday shopping done early! Shop for quality items - many handmade by the church’s Magi Workshop craft group that uses the proceeds of the event for organizations that help the community and world. The church kitchen will serve homemade cinnamon rolls and delicious homemade soup! Enjoy a drive down beautiful Turnagain Arm and stop in at Laura Walter’s Whispering Bird Art Studio. There you will find an assortment of fused glass and metal art. A wide variety of Christmas ornaments, bright and colorful night lights, fun and whimsical plant stakes, mirrors and mobiles. Select a one-of-a-kind window or wall hanging for yourself, or as a gift for someone special. Consider buying a unique piece of yard art to take home and enjoy all year. Sample a homemade cookie as you shop and visit with Laura.Ever visit the historical Pioneer Schoolhouse? Now you can - and you can get your Christmas shopping done at the same time! Three floors of shopping experience for the entire family. Handcrafted items, Alaska State Fair ribbon winners with scrolled wood items and crocheted animals, dwarfs, etc., homemade jams/jellies, gourmet popcorn, 3D items, jewelry, Christmas ornaments and so much more! We are seeking vendors offering a diverse range of products, including jewelry, clothing, artwork, pottery, woodwork and much more to meet your holiday shopping needs.Celebrate local artistry at the Anchorage Clay Arts Guild’s annual Fall Pottery Sale! Shop a wide variety of handcrafted ceramics - from mugs and bowls to platters, vases and decorative pieces - perfect for holiday gifts or everyday use. Don’t miss the Silent Auction featuring special works donated by guild members and other local artists. Meet your neighborhood potters, find something truly unique and enjoy the festive weekend market.River of Life Lutheran Church is having their annual bazaar-craft fair on Saturday, November 1, from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m., located at 21301 Voyles Boulevard, Chugiak, AK 99567. There will be knitted items, quilted items, handmade gifts, craft items, baked goods and more. Questions? Call 907-227-9500. See you there!The beloved and most beautiful holiday bazaar of the season is now a two-day event! Here you will find a wide variety of hand-crafted gifts sold by the artisans themselves. Toys, art, crafts, books, clothes, jewelry, photographs and much more. Coffee shop, food trucks, free admission and parking. Christmas spirit is guaranteed!Alaskan’s creating unique art. Join us for the 29th annual Bad Girls of the North Unique Boutique. You will find hand-crafted items from all over the state including jewelry, pottery, clothing, beadwork, paintings and prints, gourmet foods, glass art, wood art, metal art and much more. There will be a bar available for beverage purchase and free appetizers on Friday night . Such fun!Chugiak Elementary PTO and the Chugiak/Eagle River Senior Center are partnering again in our third annual Holiday Bazaar! We will have a shuttle going between each location. Our community bazaar where local artists, crafts people and new student vendors come together to share their creations and products. In addition to supporting local entrepreneurs, proceeds from hosting the bazaar go to the Chugiak Elementary PTO, which supports students and teachers at Chugiak Elementary. Please come out and support your local Chugiak community and entrepreneurs!The 47th annual RCCA Christmas Towne Bazaar is a juried show which boasts over 130 booths of handcrafted items along with musical performances from area schools, our famous “Cookie Caper” and even a coat check to keep your hands free while shopping. Sponsored by Rabbit Creek Community Association, this bazaar benefits programs for students at Rabbit Creek Elementary, Rabbit Creek Preschool and South Anchorage High. Ample parking available. Free. For more information go to:Vendors featuring handmade crafts, Alaska Native crafts, antiques, art, religious items, many returning vendors, Christmas Store Silent Auction and food. Parking.Come join us for our annual holiday bazaar on Nov. 8, 2025. We will have over 30 local artisans specializing in homemade and quality goods. Delectable treats, handwoven goods, jewelry, traditional art, clothing, wood and metal crafting, print media, home decor and more - we have you covered for the holidays, or just a special treat for yourself! The Anchorage Moose Lodge is made up of a caring community of members giving back to those in need. Come help support a good cause and participate in the holiday festivities. This event is free and open to the public.Upper Susitna Community and Senior Center is holding a Holiday Bazaar at Mile 98.4 Parks Highway. In addition to vendors, there will be a soup bar, silent auction and raffles.It’s time to gear up for sweater weather, pumpkin spice everything and a seasonal refresh! Consign49 is hosting its 25th semi-annual consignment event featuring amazing deals on a huge selection of over 40,000 clothing, accessories and home decor including holiday items. Support over 300 local community members while racking up some amazing savings! Admission and parking are free! Dressing rooms are provided and all major credit cards are accepted. There is truly something for everyone just waiting to be found.Thursday-Sunday, Nov. 13-16, 2025 | Thursday and Friday, 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sunday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.Super Jewelry showcasing sterling silver jewelry and crystal suncatchers.Intuition & Oils demonstrates doTerra essential oils and aromatherapy infusers.Little Cabin arts and crafts supplies.True Blood Elsie hand makes incredible Alaskan Native art and jewelry.Raven Glassworks has exceptional stained glass art.Get ready for the Handmade Holiday Craft Fair, sponsored by Hope Community Resources and Hope Studios! Discover unique, handcrafted treasures - from original jewelry and hand-painted art to crochet creations, hand-dyed yarn and so much more. Support nonprofit initiatives, local artists and small businesses while finding gifts for everyone on your list. Plus, the first 40 shoppers receive a special gift!The Alaska Vintage Holiday Market is a bustling event that showcases the craftmanship of creative Alaskans! With local artists, food trucks and live music, this event is the perfect place to shop for gifts, home decor and more. We would love to have you come out and support the talent of our community at the Alaska Vintage Holiday Market.Join us at Cook Inlet Housing Authority’s Holiday Craft Bazaar at The Nave in Spenard, where talented vendors will be offering handcrafted gifts, seasonal decor, art and specialty goods - perfect for everyone on your list. Free admission!Come join the Made in Alaska program for a one-day only exclusive shopping event! Many of your favorite Alaskan artists, jewelers, crafters, woodworkers, bakers, brewers and more will be selling their unique and guaranteed Alaskan-made products nestled in the wooded campus of Alaska Pacific University. This event will be spread out between the Atwood Center and the Carr-Gottstein building, with food trucks available in between for hungry shoppers. Admission is free, and free parking will be available! Don’t miss your opportunity to buy some of the best gifts Alaska has to offer this holiday season!All goods are handmade by the members and friends of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. The Country Kitchen offers homemade jams, salsa, bean soup, confectionaries and baked goods. Visit the Pet-A-Rama for catnip cat mats, dog chew toys and dog sweaters. Shop knitwear. Find hand-tied fishing flies, kids packet pillows, sweater skirts, plate garden art and table decor. Enjoy a coffee from the youth group’s Jesus Java cart, along with a huge homemade muffin. Find unexpected treasures in the Regiftable boutique - not homemade - where prices start at $7 and go down to $1 the last hour. Stay for warm bean soup, cornbread and pie in the Super Cafe. No entry charge.Join us at the 6th Annual Tudor Craft Fair, hosted by Tudor Elementary PTA! Shop your way through multiple rooms full of handmade treasures - jewelry, art, toys, tasty treats, cozy apparel and unique gifts while supporting a local neighborhood school. Nearly 100 vendors filled our fair last year, from talented local makers to creative youth entrepreneurs proudly selling their own crafts. Bring the whole family out to support local talent, young creators and kick off the season at Tudor’s beloved craft fair!Winterberry Charter School’s Beautiful Bazaar is free and open to the public. Come browse finely crafted things of beauty, handmade treasures, holiday gifts and natural products by artists, local vendors and Winterberry families.We’re thrilled to welcome you back for the 4th Annual Holiday Bazaar at the Hotel Captain Cook! This year, explore over 75 unique vendors - all in the warmth and comfort of our Discovery Ballroom. Sip on coffee, hot chocolate and snacks at the Cubby, enjoy a relaxing lunch at Fletcher’s, or end your day with dinner at the Crow’s Nest after a festive day of shopping. Discover one-of-a-kind, Made-in-Alaska treasures crafted by talented local artisans - the perfect gifts for friends, family or even yourself! **Please note that all booth spaces are full and we are not accepting applications. Do not give money to anyone who says there is booth space available.Browse through a curated selection of handmade treasures, from jewelry and textile art to pottery and printed designs at the museum’s annual holiday craft event. Shop in the festive and elegant atmosphere of the museum atrium and support Alaska’s thriving community of creative makers, designers and artists by purchasing directly from them. A portion of all proceeds from this event supports Anchorage Museum programs and exhibitions. Museum members enjoy a 10% discount on all purchases. Free admission on both days.Find unique, hand-crafted gifts at the Alaska Native Lutheran Church bazaar, located just south of downtown. Ample free parking. We have two floors to browse, featuring several Native craftspeople and a few non-Native artists. Our indoor event also includes a silent auction and by-donation snacks and drinks. Bring cash or check if possible; only some vendors take credit cards or digital payments . Auction proceeds support the ANLC women’s ministry.We are happy to be back for our 34th Annual Providence Employee Bazaar. We will have a variety of handmade items and a silent auction to help you with your holiday shopping. Come and browse all the wonderful and unique items that our very talented employees are showcasing. You may even find a treasure for yourself. Don’t forget to check out the silent auction. The proceeds from the silent auction benefit the Providence Center for Child Development.Annual Downtown Anchorage Holiday Market is shaping up to be the best one yet! We’re going all out to showcase dozens of artisans from across Alaska at booths situated in our Beer Garden. Bring the whole gang for family-friendly activities and entertainment. We encourage you to sip and snack while you shop with special food items, winter warmers and, of course, beer!CIRI is pleased to host our 11th annual holiday craft bazaar! Shop traditional and contemporary Alaska Native arts and crafts - including ornaments, paintings and wall art, ivory carvings, kuspuks/atikluks, kids toys and more - from 35 unique vendors. Plenty of free parking. Back by popular demand, CIRI will host “Holly the Christmas Bus” in the parking lot during the craft bazaar. Grab your family for a fun-filled, vintage-themed photo mini-session - a great chance to get some free photos for your holiday cards!The Alaska Native Medical Center Auxiliary Craft Shop will be open Saturday, Dec. 6, 2025, from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. We have a wonderful selection of Alaska Native artwork - baskets, dolls, masks, Ivory and whale bone carvings - for your holiday shopping needs.We are excited to announce our second annual holiday market! Come discover unique handmade treasures from established local artists and budding youth vendors at Bowman Bazaar, where vendor involvement supports Bowman Elementary.Handcrafted gifts, decorations, table linens, bath soaps and salts, jams and jellies, quilts, placemats, pillowcases, jewelry and more, all lovingly created by the people of Christ Church Episcopal. You’ll find unique gifts for everyone on your list. And as a bonus, enjoy a cozy, free cup of coffee or cocoa while you shop.A festive German-style holiday market. Bring in the holiday shopping season while supporting a local ASD school! Free entry and parking. Showcasing local artists and businesses, student vendors, reindeer photos with a sleigh and other animal friends, live music, German food and more!Support the Eagle River Christian School Student Council with our First Annual Christmas Vendor Fair. Happening during the Eagle River Chamber of Commerce Merry Merchant Munch, you can find great gifts for your family or enjoy a nice treat. Vendors are still welcome!Welcome to another great show featuring two large areas for the whole weekend with over 60 tables full of antiques, collectibles, dolls, toys, jewelry, crafts and craft supplies, honey, jams and jellies, books, holiday decor and gift items of all kinds. This is the place to find those unique gifts and stocking stuffers. Guido’s is offering a special dine-in menu for the show days: a spaghetti lunch with small salad $6.75; a large pizza with 1 or 2 toppings $12; pizza by the slice $3; ten wings $13.75 and chocolate cake $3. You are invited to come visit with our friendly vendors, have lunch, browse and just have a good time. See you there!Join Anchorage Waldorf School for our 8th Annual Winter Faire, a cherished community tradition that brings joy, beauty, and connection to the season. Step into a festive marketplace filled with eco-conscious, family-friendly vendors offering handcrafted and meaningful holiday gifts. Enjoy the sounds of live holiday music, delight in a community raffle brimming with seasonal treasures, and experience activities and offerings for all ages. Proceeds benefit Anchorage Waldorf School, Alaska’s only nonprofit, independent Waldorf school. Your support helps us continue to nurture high-quality educational programs, enriching outdoor experiences and ensure the wonders of Waldorf education remain accessible to all.Bad Girls of the North is having their 5th annual show during the Colony Christmas celebration in Palmer. Please join us in a heated, holiday themed barn on the Hamilton Farm for a lovely holiday event. You will find amazing hand-crafted items to include pottery, woodworking, clothing, jewelry, fused glass, painting and prints, and gourmet foods. Free hot cocoa and apple cider will be provided, as well as an outdoor fire pit to warm your hands .The Nave 3rd Annual Holiday Market in Spenard centers local Alaska Native and Indigenous artists, with handmade gifts, art, jewelry, fashion and delicious refreshments available for purchase! This event is free to the public, with creative gifts and fun for all ages.All are welcome at First Presbyterian Church’s Alternative Gift Market. This market will provide an opportunity for you to celebrate the true spirit of the holidays with gifts that inspire change through humanitarian and environmental causes. Proceeds from the gifts purchased will benefit local and worldwide charities and sustainable economies in developing countries around the world. This market allows you to double the joy of giving by purchasing gifts for loved ones and bringing joy and relief to others who share our world. A soup lunch will be available to support one of our Anchorage nonprofits.Prince Chiming has the most amazing wind chimes!Creative Currents offers acrylic pour art creating functional art.Ant-Blair Designs unique 3D printed art, toys and functional gifts.Intuition & Oils demonstrates doTerra essential oils and aromatherapy infusers.Kings Custom Designs offers engraving services and products.Fleet of UPS planes grounded after deadly crash expected to miss peak delivery seasonUtilities say Alaska needs an LNG import terminal. 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