Insurance for Art and Craft Shows

by Dale Armstrong
Question 1:

Why would you need vendor event insurance?? Please tell me more because I do a LOT of these events!!!

Question 2:

I'm going to participate as a vendor in art and craft shows. What insurance company does Dale use to protect her and her inventory; and what are some other companies that provide insurance to art & craft vendors?
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Absolutely! That liability aspect is so important but often overlooked by new vendors.

Signing those contracts means you're on the hook for pretty much anything that happens in your booth even accidents that aren't your fault.

It can be scary to think about, but being prepared with the right insurance is the best way to protect yourself.

Great tip about checking your homeowner's or auto policies first sometimes they offer some coverage already.

And yes, those "one-time event" or "seasonal vendor" policies are perfect for artists and crafters who do shows intermittently.

They're affordable and tailored to the exact risks you face.

Have you ever had a scare or incident at a show that made you realize just how critical this coverage is?
Answer contributed by Dale "Cougar" Armstrong

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