Crafted in Alaska: Summer Edition

10:30 AM - 3 PM Friday, July 17, Museum Lawn

Spend a summer day on the Anchorage Museum lawn with artists and makers from across Alaska.

This outdoor market brings together local creatives sharing work in printmaking, ceramics, wood, jewelry, and home goods—each reflecting the materials, stories, and perspectives of the North.

Meet the people behind the work and learn about their process. Take time to connect, browse, visit with friends, or simply enjoy time outside.

Join us for a day shaped by creativity and community.

Visit these vendors during Crafted in Alaska: Summer Edition. More artisans and makers to be announced.

Hand-painted glasses, mugs, and jewelry made from thrifted and salvaged goods.

Indigenous jewelry and accessories made from ethically sourced natural materials and beads.

Bright and whimsical Alaska-inspired nature art.

Facepainter, balloon twister, and caricature artist.

Woodcrafts such as cutting boards, charcuterie boards, and window and wall art.

Sterling silver and mixed metal jewelry handcrafted in Anchorage.

Original Alaskan Native handcrafted arts and traditional Southwest Alaska products.

Hand-painted origami crane mobiles, dreamcatchers, and solo flights made from Homer Spit driftwood.

Wood-turned items made in Anchorage, Alaska.

Natural bath and body care products hand-crafted in Alaska using local ingredients.

Original woodblock prints, giclee prints, cards and collages from Fairbanks, Alaska.

A refugee-run farming co-op, featuring produce and spice blends.

Baby items, holiday crafts and various home-baked goods.

Homemade candles with handcrafted cement jars.

Kiln-formed glassworks inspired by Alaska animals and plants.

Vibrant hand-drawn prints of Alaska's landscapes and lifeways.

Handmade dolls and doll motifs.

Eco-friendly jewelry and accessories made from natural seeds.

Jack of all trades offering crochet, jewelry, hats, beaded items and more.

Alaska-made jewelry, macrame, and watercolor paintings.

Handmade bags, aprons, and tea towels made from originally designed Alaska wildflower fabric.

Handcrafted jewelry, using green and white dentalium, authentic trade beads, and yellow cedar.

Alaska-made jewelry and fiber art.

Nature-inspired fiber figures toys, home decor, and wearables.

Framed and unframed prints, tea towels, greeting cards and stickers.

Indigenous Siberian Yupik walrus ivory and whale bone artist.

Crafted in Alaska: Summer Edition

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