Event Had Been Cancelled
Inviting vendors to join our
Co-op
The Humboldt Co-op Fair is a 3-day event that features local Native American artistry. Jewelry, clothing, baskets as well as local craftsmen using wood or other natural or nature-inspired items.
The Humboldt Co-op Fair will be live streaming on Saturday morning. This stream is to showcase individual vendors and their social media outlets. Together we can show the world what a beautiful and talented place Humboldt County and Northern California have to offer.
A portion of the profits will be donated to local Native American charities.
| Admission Fee | Vendors Fee |
|---|---|
| Friday $10.00 | $100.00 |
| Saturday $5.00 | Includes one 8′ Table for all three days. |
| Sunday $5.00 |
About Us
The Humboldt Co-op Fair (HCF) is a community-minded small business. HCF specializes in bringing together the vibrant culture of Native Americans as well as Wood, natural or native-inspired craftsmen. HCF is a place where tradition meets innovation and culture is celebrated through artistry. At the HCF, we are bringing people together to share their Native American Jewelry, Clothing, and Basketry as well as Wood, Nature, and natural-inspired craftsmen.
Our platform is a testament to the rich heritage and craftsmanship of the Native Americans. HCF is providing a space where our world-class talented people can be showcased and their stories can be shared. Whether you’re looking to showcase your talent or a shopper seeking authentic pieces, HCF is your highlight in a world of cultural exchanges.
Join us in celebrating the beauty and talent that our local community has to offer. Explore our site and discover the treasures that await you at the Humboldt Co-op Fair. Let’s honor the tradition, and support local craftsmen.
The Humboldt Co-op Fair believes in giving back to the community. A portion of the profits will be shared with local Native American charities.
Humboldt Co-op Fair – 100% Locally Made
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“We believe in giving back to the community. Donations will be shared with local Native American Small Businesses.”