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SAU online, the University of Alaska Anchorage - University of Alaska Women's Bazaar opens Christmas shopping with great crowd.Scarves, jewelry, paintings and wood carvings was only the beginning of the Association of University Women 41 annual bazaar, which saw an almost appears record - this weekend at the University of Alaska Fairbanks Wood Center.If the level of attention has been no sign of a healthy economy, co-chairman bazaar Georgene said Nielson, Fairbanks does fairly well.Within 15 minutes to close Sunday afternoon, the Center was also filled with wooden cottage eager customers anxious to find the unique gift with a touch of Alaska.

“Even with everything going on in the nation’s economy, we’ve seen a major increase in our sales — dollar wise — than we have in years,” Nielson said. “I think people are really taking advantage of the wonderful vendors and artisans we have here in Alaska when they’re looking for holiday gifts.” The University Women’s Association has always had strict requirements for its vendors, the better to highlight locally crafted and handmade goods. “The vendors here each have their own gifts to share,” Nielson said. The association has required that there be no national chain stores or foreign-made goods on sale, and the vendors themselves must show up to share and sell their own crafts. “There is no middleman involved,” Nielson said. “Anyone buying an item from our bazaar knows that each piece is uniquely crafted and supports our local economy.”

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