Roots & Reconciliation: An Indigenous Artisan Market

Where craft and community intertwine.

Saturday, August 22, 2026

Photo en gros plan d’un coussin décoratif rectangulaire noir orné d’une broderie détaillée représentant un paon stylisé au cou bleu incurvé, à la crête bleu sarcelle et à la plume aux motifs oculaires orange et bleu sarcelle, posé sur un banc en bois. Le motif comprend également des surpiqûres marron en forme de vigne, des feuilles bleu sarcelle et sauge, ainsi que de petits motifs floraux bordeaux et blancs disséminés sur le tissu noir. Partially obscured.

Photo : Jessica Sigurdson, MCDP

Event details

Cost:
Free
Location:
Bonnie & John Buhler Hall
Schedule:
Saturday, August 22, 2026, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Language and Accessibility:
This event is offered primarily in English.

Step into a vibrant celebration of tradition, creativity, and community at the CMHR Indigenous Artisan Market. Handcrafted items tell a story from intricate beadwork and carvings to beautifully woven textiles. Each piece reflects the roots of generations of knowledge and artistry.

As you explore, you’ll be greeted by the welcoming smiles of local artisans eager to connect. You’re not just shopping; you’re supporting Indigenous entrepreneurs who are preserving cultural practices and helping these traditions thrive for future generations. Come experience the colours, spirit and the opportunity to engage with economic reconciliation.

Markets create pathways for small businesses and artisans to grow in a way that respects cultural values and community relationships. They also provide the CMHR the opportunity to practise the ongoing commitment to building relationships with Indigenous people and participate in economic reconciliation.

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