Mushers of all ages, with teams of many shapes and sizes come from all over to compete on the trails behind the Musher’s Hall on Farmer’s Loop Rd. It’s an exciting gathering that brings showcases the unique culture we enjoy here in Fairbanks.

Hoping for warmer weather by mid March but I’ll be out in the heated vendor tent, on Saturday only, with some items geared specifically to those of us who enjoy solitude on the trails and the company of 4-legged companions.

This will be my 4th year participating in the Design Alaska Wild Arts Walk and it is a wonderfully laid back and pleasant event. Many artists are spread out around the grounds at Creamers Field Migratory Waterfowl Refuge and proceeds from the art auction and a portion of our sales go to the Friends of Creamers Field organization to promote conservation education and help support the refuge. So far I have been in 3 different spots and 3 different types of weather (hot, rain, wind). I can think of a few more types of weather to try for but most of them I prefer not think about. Hope to see you there! This is the one show I can bring my dog to so come by and meet my Rhonda!