Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Anchorage, Alaska

Alaskan Christmas Bazaar in Anchorage is an established two-day holiday craft bazaar drawing around 160 booths. Crafters and vendors—expect a solid mix of handmade goods and holiday merchandise.

Anchorage Farmers Market is the only non-profit, farmer-directed market in Anchorage, with a board made up entirely of farmers and community members. It operates Saturdays in the Central Lutheran Church parking lot at 15th & Cordova, featuring 100% Alaska-grown produce, herbs, flowers, plants, and animal products sold directly by farmers. WIC, Senior Farmers Market Coupons, and QUEST are accepted by some vendors. Free parking on-site.

Anchorage Downtown Weekend Market returns in May as a revived summer tradition in downtown Anchorage, bringing together Alaskan-grown produce, handcrafted goods, local food vendors, and live entertainment. The market welcomes artisans, food vendors, and performers — expect community shoppers who actively seek locally made and grown products.

Now in its seventh season, the Anchorage Midtown Farmers Market brings the best of Alaska's harvest to the heart of Midtown every Saturday, June through October. With around 25 local vendors each week, you'll find a wide selection of fresh produce, meats, eggs, baked goods, flowers, and handmade specialties — directly from the people who grow and craft them. Held in the BP Alaska building west parking lot at 900 E Benson Blvd.

Held in Anchorage at Dimond Center during Fur Rondy, Charlotte Jensen Native Arts Market features Alaska Native artisans—most Silver Hand certified—selling and demonstrating traditional crafts: basket weaving, dolls, beading, carving, and more. A rare chance for shoppers to meet makers and watch them work. Vendor mix is artisans only.

Held each June through September in Anchorage's Mountain View neighborhood, Grow North Farm is a 28,000-square-foot urban farm operated by the Anchorage Community Land Trust and Catholic Social Services. Over 20 refugee and immigrant farmers operate on-site, all receiving food business and agriculture training as they launch their own food businesses. Every Thursday from 4–7 p.m., the Grow North Marketplace features global cuisine, baked goods, cottage goods, crafts, and services from rotating vendors. In its five-season history, vendors have generated more than $500,000 in sales income, with all proceeds going directly to business owners. Fresh produce and food access programs—including WIC and SNAP with 50% discount for SNAP/EBT users—make this a welcoming fit for early-stage food and craft vendors supporting immigrant and refugee entrepreneurs.

South Anchorage Farmers Market brings together local farmers, food makers, and artisans selling produce, prepared foods, honey, chocolate, fermented goods, seafood, and handmade crafts. Alaska-sourced vendors dominate the mix — expect fresh vegetables, flowers, baked goods, coffee, ice cream, and small-batch items from makers throughout the state.

20+ vendors: produce, coffee, arts, flowers, bakery, food trucks, live music

Alaska's only year-round indoor farmers/local-food market

Held in Anchorage in mid-December, Wonderfully Made Christmas Bazaar is a juried handmade holiday market featuring 50+ vendors selling jewelry, pottery, baked goods, skincare, art, fiber work, and Alaska-inspired goods. No mass-produced items — all vendors sell their own handcrafted work. Strong mix of established makers and emerging artists.