Cabin #13 is an artist co-op featuring local artists and artisans sponsored by Fairbanks Arts.
Cabin #13 is open from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day
Hours: Noon-8pm, Daily
Fairbanks Arts Association offers a unique opportunity for artists of all types to promote their art in Cabin #13 at Pioneer Park during the summer. Cabin artists share the space with other artists to display and sell their works.
The 2017 Cabin 13 Artists are:
Sundays
Wayne Jex: photography
Barbara Gabel: small pieces of painted artwork
Mondays
Deb McQueen: beading work, leather jewelry, dream catchers
Tuesdays
Tammy Hollan: paintings
Beverely Frey: Marble dyed scarves, recycled paper jewelry
Wednesdays
Marie Osburn Reid: Writer of adventure books
Carol Wilbur: Mammoth jewelry
Thursdays
Molly Manaugh: Tartan weaver
Fridays
Glory Kuleskey: sparkle cards and prints of her original pastel drawings
Saturdays
Stephanie Franzen: Beading work
Cabin History
Located within Pioneer Park, Cabin #13 is believed to have been part of the original homestead owned by Dr. Young, one of the first dairy farmers in Fairbanks. It was eventually moved to Pioneer Park, host to many tourists worldwide looking for uniquely Alaskan art, from 11th Avenue. The original cabin was in such rough shape that a few years ago the current Cabin #13 replica replaced it. As much of the old cabin was saved as could be (notice the log beams) and is incorporated in this cabin.