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Juneau Public Market

After a year of going virtual, we reboot this three-day in-person holiday shopping event this coming Thanksgiving weekend at our normal venues in downtown Juneau.

Juneau Public Market2 weeks ago

Welcome back, Brittney Cannamore of Gustavus, Alaska. She works with local medicinal flora to craft herbal wares including healing salves, facial care products, and more. At the 2021 Juneau Public Market over Thanksgiving weekend, you can find Brittney in the big room at Centennial Hall. For more information, see: https://www.juneaupublicmarket.com

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Juneau Public Market3 weeks ago

It's official! We have received permission from the City & Borough of Juneau to hold our event this coming November. Among our returning vendors are Annie and Todd Fritze of Dillingham. This will be their 10th year presenting the fur products they harvest and make in Southwest Alaska. For more information, see: https://www.juneaupublicmarket.com

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Juneau Public Market4 weeks ago

Willow Whitton returns to the Juneau Public Market, and this year she expands her presentation in the Hammond Room. Her popular hand spun & dyed knits and other chic needle-art apparel will be presented in a boutique-like ambiance. For more about the 2021 Thanksgiving weekend holiday event, see: https://www.juneaupublicmarket.com

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Juneau Public Market2 months ago

We are now accepting applications for the 2021 Juneau Public Market. Among the 150 plus vendors who have already signed up, we welcome back 907 Clothing Co. from Haines, Alaska, who present a boutique of wearable, original art. See: https://www.juneaupublicmarket.com

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Juneau Public Market2 months ago

Pat Race & Aaron Suring will again present at the Public Market in November during Thanksgiving Weekend. For more information, see https://www.juneaupublicmarket.com

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Juneau Public Market3 months ago

Only at the Public Market... products such as those created by Sagebrush Dry of Kake Alaska. Mostly rain-proof knapsacks and bags, but also the highly popular berry pouch.

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