Illustration of an indoor Christmas market hall with tables of candles, wreaths and ornaments under garlands (Alaskan Christmas Bazaar)

Alaskan Christmas Bazaar

Visitors can explore five rooms filled with 160 vendor booths featuring handmade goods from artists and makers across Alaska, including pottery, quilts, woodwork, apparel, jewelry, and Native art. Food trucks are stationed on site with indoor seating provided for individuals and families in the Student Center. Guests can also stop by an on-site cafe for gourmet espresso and visit a Kids' Table in the central Commons.

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Plan Your Visit

When

Hours

Friday 1pm - 6 pm; Saturday 10am - 5pm.

Ages

All ages

Food & Drink

On-site food trucks offer culinary items, and the Student Center cafe serves gourmet espresso and beverages; indoor seating is available in the Student Center.

Parking

ChangePoint has ample parking.

Accessibility

The venue is accessible and arranged all on one floor with no stairs.

Going?

Local Insight & Ratings

Family Friendly

🎄 🎄 🎄 🎄 ⚪ (4/5)

Best For

Holiday shoppers and families

Vibe

Festive and crafty

Energy Level

Moderate

Photo Friendly

Moderate

Tips & Advice

  • Stop in on Friday afternoon or after work. The bazaar runs over two days to help with parking and fit shoppers' schedules.
  • Start in the Commons, which is the hub for the other four rooms and has the restrooms, the Information Booth and the Kids' Table.
  • Don't skip the Welcome Center off the Commons. It's behind glass doors, so it's easy to miss, and it's full of Alaskan-made goods.
  • Grab lunch from the food trucks and eat it at the indoor seating in the Student Center between rooms.
  • Visit the Auditorium to learn about this year's featured nonprofit, which receives the proceeds from booth fees.

Links & Contact

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Frequently Asked Questions

What kinds of things can I buy?

There are 160 booths of handmade goods from makers around Alaska. You'll find art, pottery, photography, quilts, apparel, jewelry, botanicals, crochet, woodwork, apothecary items, books by local authors and Native Alaskan art.

What is there to eat and drink?

Food trucks are parked on site, and there's indoor seating for individuals and families in the Student Center. The cafe next to the lobby serves gourmet espresso.

Is there anything for kids?

Yes. There's a Kids' Table in the Commons, the central room just inside the main entrance.

Where do I go if I have a question during the bazaar?

Volunteers from the Bazaar Planning Team staff the Information Booth in the Commons. The restrooms are in the Commons too.

Can I still sign up as a vendor?

No. The 2026 vendor list is full, and no more applications are being accepted.

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