Nancy Coursen buys jerky from Ranchview Jerky's Antoinette Hill on Saturday morning at the annual Holiday Craft Fair at First United Methodist Church in Carson City. Credit: Photos and video by Jeff Munson

Celebrating well over 60 years of tradition, the annual United Women in Faith Holiday Craft Faire and Bake Sale is happening today, Saturday, now until 3 p.m. at First United Methodist Church at the corner of Division Street on Carson City’s west side.

The fair is happening in multiple rooms at the church including the breezeway and features wonderful handcrafted works from several vendors, paintings, photography, delicious homemade baked goods, a vintage sale that includes china and crystal, plus a raffle for a beautiful handmade quilt.

“We’ve got an excellent choice of things for people to see, and do and buy,” said Betty Holmes, president of the United Women in Faith of the First United Methodist Church.

The annual holiday fair has happened for a minimum of at least 60 years, said Holmes.

“It’s probably even longer than that,” she said.

Welcoming people at the front of the main vendor room, church administrator Tannis Causey says the fair is a “wonderful start to the holiday season.”

See photos the video walk-thru below.