Coverage for your creative business in The Prairie State.
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Artists
Crafters
Potters
Clothiers
Wood/Metal Crafters
Jewelers
Home Decor makers
Pet Apparelists
much more
ACT Insurance offers affordable and flexible coverage plans to artists, crafters, and vendors working throughout the historic Land of Lincoln State.
We bundle general liability, product liability, and damage to premises rented coverage into one artists and crafters insurance policy. You can even customize your protection by adding professional liability, cyber liability, and tools, supplies, and inventory coverage for a low additional cost. We also offer short-term event insurance plans for arts and crafts vendors with the convenient option to add coverage for theft and damage.
Whether you’re visiting Illinois for an event, doing business in the Corn State, or crafting out of your home, ACT provides customizable coverage options to keep you safe.
From the verdant expanses of the Shawnee National Forest to the vibrant arts communities in Chicago, Peoria, and Springfield, Illinois boasts a vibrant arts and crafts scene. The state known as the Garden of the West offers diverse opportunities for creatives to their work that highlight unique traditional craftsmanship and contemporary innovation.
Some of the top Illinois arts and crafts fairs where you can sell your work include the La Grange Art and Craft Fair, the Old Town Art Fair, and the Wells Street Art Fair, by the North Shore Art League–but there are dozens more to choose from!
Check out our full list of top arts and crafts events in Illinois to find the best spots to sell your handcrafted goods.
Hosting an event in The Prairie State? Make managing vendor insurance a breeze! Partner with ACT and register your event for free.
Our short-term liability coverage is accepted by most event organizers, allowing you to easily become a vendor and safely sell your products throughout The Land of Lincoln State. Learn more about our ACT Go vendor insurance for Illinois today!
Note: All residents and non-residents must have an Illinois Retailers’ Occupation Tax form to be a vendor in the state.
