What is the Girl Scout Makers Fair?
The Girl Scout Makers Fair is a community event where Girl Scout troops sell handmade crafts, treats, and other creative items they’ve made to raise money for troop goals such as trips, special experiences, and service projects.
Do I need to preregister to attend?
No! There will a charge of $2 per person to support making this event happen. You can pay via cash or card* at the door. *Paying with card will be subject to additional fees*
Who can attend the Maker Fair?
The event is open to the community, and everyone is welcome to come shop and support local Girl Scouts.
What kinds of items will be available?
Each troop will bring something unique! You may find handmade crafts, jewelry, artwork, seasonal décor, baked goods, and other creative items made or assembled by Girl Scouts.
How do purchases help Girl Scouts?
All purchases directly support the participating troops and help girls work toward goals like travel opportunities, educational experiences, and troop adventures.
What payment methods will vendors accept?
Each troop manages their own sales, so payment options may vary by booth. Many troops will accept cash, and some may also accept digital payment options.
Will there be food available?
Yes! Concessions will be available during the event so you can grab a snack while you shop.
Can I bring my family and friends?
Absolutely! The Makers Fair is a family-friendly event, and everyone is encouraged to come browse, shop, and support the girls.
Is this similar to a craft fair?
Yes! It has the feel of a craft fair or market, but every booth is run by Girl Scout troops who are learning entrepreneurship, teamwork, and money management.
Will Girl Scout Cookies be available?
No, Girl Scout Cookies will not be available.
How can I support the girls if I can’t buy something?
Even if you’re just browsing, stopping by booths, talking with the girls, and encouraging them goes a long way. Sharing the event with friends and family is also a great way to support the fair!
