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Shareholder Business Booth Opportunity

Showcase Your Business at Celebration 2026

***Deadline extended to May 29***

Goldbelt is offering shareholder-owned businesses the opportunity to participate with us at Celebration 2026 Native Artist Market, hosted by Sealaska Heritage Institute (SHI),  on June 4–6 in Juneau. 

As part of Celebration, the Native Artist Market is one of the event’s most visible and well-attended attractions—bringing together artists, makers, and attendees from across the region. 

Goldbelt will host a booth at the market and will select up to two Goldbelt shareholder-owned businesses through a drawing to share that space with us. 

This opportunity reflects Goldbelt’s commitment to supporting shareholder success and advancing economic opportunity. Shareholder-owned businesses play an important role in building generational wealth, strengthening communities, and carrying forward the values of entrepreneurship and self-determination. 

How to enter: 

To be eligible for the drawing, businesses must: 

  1. Be an active member of the Goldbelt Shareholder Business Directory  
  2. Complete a brief opt-in survey by May 21: Goldbelt Booth Opportunity Interest Form – Celebration 2026 Survey

Businesses that are not currently listed in the directory can sign up here: https://www.ourgoldbeltconnection.com/businesses/ 

Important details: 

  • One or two businesses will be selected to share space within the Goldbelt booth  
  • Located within the Celebration 2026 Native Artist Market (June 4–6)  
  • Entry deadline: May 21 
  • Market hours: 
    • Thursday 6/4 – 9:30 am-7:00 pm
    • Friday 6/5 – 9:30 am-7:00 pm
    • Saturday 6/6 – 9:30 am-4:30 pm

 

Vendor Responsibilities:  

  • Booth set up and takedown, storing and securing of your materials 
  • Available to participate June 4 through 6, 2026 during market hours  
  • Comply with Sealaska Heritage Institute Native Artist Market rules and guidelines 
  • Cooperation with other participants in shared Goldbelt booth space 
  • Vendors are solely responsible for transactions of their goods  
  • Free Participation in the Goldbelt Shareholder Artist and Business Directory is required 

 

Entry for this opportunity is not related to the application process with Sealalaska's Native Artist Market. To ensure your participation, vendors may want to apply directly with SHI 

 


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