Eligibility Requirements — Leasing Policy
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All artisans and crafts persons must comply with the Indian Arts and Crafts Act of 1990 (P.L. 101-644). They must be Alaska Native, American Indian, Canadian Indian and/or Eskimo, or of any Indian tribe of the Americas to be eligible to lease an arts and crafts table.
Evidence of your eligibility may be asked of you by proof of any the following cards:
- BIA Tribal Enrollment Card,
- Regional or Village Shareholder Identification Card, or
- Canadian Indian Status Card
- For any and all articles being offered for sale, proof of authenticity must accompany the piece by one or a combination of any
the following identification vehicles:
- A Certified Silver Hand tag identifying the article as made by an Alaskan Native;
- The engraved artist's name and village, if the article is ivory, bark, baleen, soapstone, jade;
- The artist's signature on sketched, painted or beaded artwork;
- The artist's signature or initials on all silver, gold or metal articles;
- In accordance with the Indian Arts and Crafts Act of 1990, it shall be unlawful to display for sale or to sell any product
that falsely suggests it is an Indian produced, an Indian product, or the product of a particular Indian Tribe, or Indian arts and crafts association.
- Alaska Native, American Indian, or Canadian Indian or one of any tribe of the Indians of the Americas businesses who are
selling for Native artists must provide or have business cards, names and addresses of all artists whose works are being sold.
- All arts and crafts tables are the responsibility of the individual who purchased it. That individual is responsible to maintain the table to ensure that only those articles referred to above will be the only items sold at the table. They are also responsible for complying with all applicable state and local laws.
- Should the individual who leased the table fail to have their display set up by the end of the first day of the games (July 15) WEIO reserves the right to change that individual's table assignment to ensure the prime tables are full. No refunds will be given unless given prior approval.
Description of the artwork or craft you propose to display:
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Registration Information
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Table fees for the 2012 WEIO will be $150. Applicants must meet eligibility requirements to display and sell arts and crafts at the WEIO. The fee also includes table and two chairs for the 4 day event. There will be no partial leasing on a nightly basis; the applicant must pay for all four evenings of the event. Only 2 people are permitted at any time at each table regardless if the table is on a shared leased basis with others or not; only 2 passes are allowed for each registered space.
The Organizing Committee of WEIO or its representatives have the right to refuse any application whether or not a fee has been submitted; should an application be refused for any reason, the application, the leasing fee, and a reason for refusal will be given to the registrant. Transferring the "ownership" of the table may be permitted from one applicant to another dependent upon the permission of the Organizing Committee of the WEIO or its representative. Because of the limited space available, WEIO considers those applications received the earliest as "first come, first served" basis. Please Note: Application will not be accepted if payment is not processed after submitting this application. Further details, changes, or information may be forthcoming.
Upon submititng this form you will be redirected to fee processing.
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