Fair Insurance

State and county fairs bring people together from miles around to enjoy festivities and crafts that feature everything from corn dogs and deep fried…well, everything, to quality leather work and western artwork & jewelry. As a vendor at a fair, having insurance to minimize your risk for damaged products,injuries, and other liability claims just makes sense.

When you consider the exciting, yet chaotic and rambunctious, environment that often accompanies state and country fairs, it’s easy to understand that injuries and damages could happen at your fair booth and could result in a lawsuit that jeopardizes your business. Artist, Crafters, and Tradesmen Insurance (ACT) offers two policies to help protect you and your business as a fair vendor.

Fair Insurance for Vendors

The first option is the ACT Show Policy. This is a great option if the county or state fair you are attending is only a few days long. Coverage starts at just $39 and some of the highlights of the Show Policy include:

• Coverage for damage to venue property
• General liability coverage
• Coverage for as few as three consecutive days or as many as 90

If you handmake your products, attend many fairs during the year, or if you simply want more extensive coverage, consider the ACT Annual Policy. Starting at $265 for a year, here are some policy highlights:

• Products-completed operations coverage
• Business personal property coverage
• General liability coverage

Fair Organizers

As a fair organizer, you know the importance of ensuring your vendors carry liability insurance. ACT allows you to register your fair at no cost, but it also makes your life easier by assigning a licensed agent to your event, enabling you to view vendor insurance certificates, and it provides an easy way for vendors to add your fair as an additional insured. Follow the link for more information about registering a county or state fair.