Alaska Grown

The Alaska Grown program ensures quality in Alaskan agricultural production. The logo guarantees products have the finest flavor, freshness and appearance. Only products produced in Alaska are eligible for this certification of quality
Vendors provide an abundant variety of vegetables and flowers. Included are bedding plants, trees, shrubs, flower baskets, the freshest produce and herbs. They also offer specialty baked goods, wild berry jams and jellies, meats and sausage, native handicrafts, jewelry, pottery, artwork, baskets, custom-made apparel, wildflower honey, flower bouquets and much more.
Fresh cooked foods, ice cream, sugar corn, fresh made sandwiches and espresso are some of the great foods available for your eating and drinking pleasure!
Notes for Returning, New and Potential Vendors
Spaces always fill up fast so don't wait too long to apply!
Download a Vendor Application (PDF) and mail it to the Tanana Valley Farmer's market (crafters be sure to fill out all three pages).
You may also send a SASE to TVFM, PO Box 85138, Fairbanks, Alaska 99708 for an application.
Annual Dues are $20 and are to be paid at the start of the season.
For each day you sell, there is a $10 or $15 space fee plus 10% of your day's gross due each day at the end of Market. See the Policy Manual, #8 Fees, for other costs
All products for sale at the Tanana Valley Farmers Market must be made or produced in Alaska.
Baked Goods and D.E.C. Regulations See the Policy Manual, #17 Baked Goods and DEC Regulation for more information
All food vendors, home and commercial, must comply with not only D.E.C. regulations, but also D.E.C. Waiver Request for TVFMA dated 03/01/94 (available from the Market Manager).
Home Baking - Food vendors selling baked goods prepared in their home kitchen must possess a State of Alaska Food Workers Card. The food workers must take and pass the test given by the State. Vendors must set up a time with D.E.C. to take this test. Cost for the test is $10.00. You must have a copy of the Food Workers Card and a D.E.C. Home Bakers Application on file with the Market Manager before selling at the Market.
View a complete Policy Manual here
Basically Basil
Gretchen Kerndt
www.basbasil.com
Bella Art-to-Wear
Carol Smallwood
www.mosquitonet.com/~bella/
Earth Link Jewelry
George and Leslie LaBar
www.eljewelry.com
Ester Glassworks
Gary Grata
www.esterglassworks.etsy.com
Far Above Rubies
Jennifer Ansley
www.alaskagoatmilk.com
Frontier Candle Company
Jamie Warrick
www.frontiercandlecompany.com
Gretchen's Confections
Gretchen Whitman
www.NorthPoleCandy.com
Iceworm Studio
Botanical Art
Pauline Lian
www.icewormstudio.com
Mountain Heather Creations
Heather Krawiec
www.mountainheather.com
North Pole Woodcrafts
Jed Smith & Tj Arvold
www.npwalaska.com
North Woods Pottery
Marty Baldridge
www.angelfire.com/ak4/bowl
Numinosity
Kimberly Rogers
www.numinositybeads.com
Old Ridge Wood Shop
Skip Nodler
www.angelfire.com/ak4/bowl
Polhavn Woodfabrik
Philip Marshall
www.polhavnwoodfabrik.com
Potters of the North
Frances Schulz
www.Fairbankspotters.org
Ray Gary's Wood Joint
www.thewoodjoint.biz
Rosetta Takenya
Takenya Ford
www.takenyarosetta.com
Santa's Letters and Gifts
Pamela Sattler
www.santaslettersandgifts.com
Tundra Walker Studio
Lisa Rogers
www.tundrawalkerstudio.com
Wild Interior
Denise Reed
Ester, AK 99725
www.wildinterior.com