Question 1

What is the refund policy?

Accepted Answer

Tables purchased for ANHC’s 2025 Holiday Bazaar are non-refundable, except in the event the bazaar is canceled or postponed and not rescheduled within 90 days. In such cases, a full refund will be issued. Refund requests will be processed within five business days.

Question 2

What are the setup times for artists?

Accepted Answer

Artists must be fully set up no later than 15 minutes before opening and may begin no earlier than 45 minutes prior.

Question 3

If I purchased tables for multiple days in a row, can I leave my table set up overnight?

Accepted Answer

Even if you purchased a table for multiple days in a row, you cannot leave your merchandise at ANHC overnight. However, you can leave heavy items meant to display your merchandise, with the understanding that ANHC is not responsible for any missing or damaged items.

Question 4

What types of items can I sell?

Accepted Answer

All items sold at the Holiday Bazaar must be handmade by Alaska Native artists or their immediate family members. The event celebrates authentic Alaska Native craftsmanship, so resale goods or items made by non-Native individuals are not permitted. Food or other perishable items may not be sold.

Question 5

Can multiple people sell at one table?

Accepted Answer

Only two vendors are allowed to sell per table.

Question 6

How are artist tables assigned?

Accepted Answer

All table assignments are made on a first-come, first-serve basis. Once you complete your Eventbrite registration, please contact ANHC’s Cultural Program Manager, Paul Asicksik, at pasicksik@alaskanative.net or (907) 330-8015 to coordinate your table location.

Question 7

When can artists load in and out for table set-up?

Accepted Answer

Friday artist access: 12:00 PM – 12:45 PM (setup), 5:15 PM – 6:15 PM (takedown)
Saturday & Sunday artist access: 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM (setup), 5:15 PM – 6:15 PM (takedown)

Question 8

What happens if table arrangements need to change?

Accepted Answer

Only the Alaska Native Heritage Center staff may re-assign or change table assignments. If adjustments are required to comply with Fire Marshal regulations, ANHC will make every effort to place you as close as possible to your originally requested space.

Question 9

What proof of eligibility do artists need?

Accepted Answer

Artists must show proof of Unique Political Status through a tribal enrollment card or Bureau of Indian Affairs card. All items sold must be created by the Alaska Native artist or their immediate family (defined as parents, children, grandchildren, Native spouse, and siblings).

Question 10

Who can participate as vendors?

Accepted Answer

Artists must show unique political status through tribal enrollment card or BIA card. All items to be sold from the table must be constructed by the Alaska Native artist or immediate family member (immediate family is defined as mother, father, children, grandchildren, Native spouse, and siblings.)

Question 11

What should artists bring for their table setup?

Accepted Answer

ANHC provides a sign with each artist’s name. Artists are encouraged to bring their own table covering or skirting. Tables must remain clean, and any signage must be approved by ANHC staff. Artwork cannot be displayed on ANHC walls, cabinets, or counters.

Question 12

Can artists bring children or assistants?

Accepted Answer

Children aged 8 and under may not accompany artists. Artists are responsible for the conduct of any assistants or family members helping at their table.

Question 13

Are food and drink allowed at tables?

Accepted Answer

Yes, except in the Hall of Cultures where no food or drinks are permitted. All other areas, food and drink must be consumed discreetly. All trash must be properly disposed of in designated containers.

Question 14

What are the cleanup requirements?

Accepted Answer

The area must be left clean, and the table must not be marred or damaged. If you purchased a table for multiple days in a row, you may leave your merchandise or supplies at ANHC overnight but with the understanding that ANHC is not responsible or liable for any damaged or missing items.

Question 15

How many tables can I reserve?

Accepted Answer

Each artist may reserve one table per day to ensure space for all. However, you are welcome to purchase a table for multiple days of the Bazaar if you wish to attend throughout the weekend. Artists may bring their own additional 4ft table as long as it doesn't infringe on other artist's space.

Question 16

Request for Current Information

Accepted Answer

In case of a family emergency, please include your current address and contact information.

2025 ANHC Holiday Bazaar: Artist Table Registration