Find beautiful, one-of-a-kind pieces, including beadwork, illustrations, books, medicines and more from local and urban Indigenous artists at the Cedar & Snow Indigenous Art Market at the Museum of Vancouver on Sunday, December 1st.
Whether you're looking for the perfect holiday gift or simply want to immerse yourself in Indigenous artistry, this market has something for everyone. Explore a vibrant range of handcrafted goods—from traditional art forms to contemporary designs, each reflecting the cultural connections of the artists who made them.
Admission is free and visiting the Museum that day happens to fall on our monthly Pay What You Can day, which occurs on the first Sunday of every month. Don't miss this chance to connect with local Indigenous artists and celebrate creativity in the winter season!
Date: Sunday, December 1, 2024
Time: 11:00am - 4:00pm
Tickets: Free (and visiting the Museum that day is our monthly Pay What You Can day!)
Vendors
Alysha Collie is a Coast Salish artist from the Soowahlie First Nation. When Alysha is not working on live theatre or film productions, she runs her own company, The Collie Collective, where she focuses on decolonization and reclaiming her ancestral roots through her beaded jewelry, Salish art and apparel creations.
Jordanna George (T'Sou-ke/Ukrainian) is a comic artist and illustrator whose work explores queerness and Indigeneity. They will be selling comics, zines, prints, stickers, and buttons.
Oliver Moss Warawa McDonald is a two-spirit member of the Peguis Nation. He does beading, illustration, drag and burlesque performance, and recently published a children’s book Counting at Kits Beach.
Massy Books is a funky retail destination in Vancouver’s Chinatown neighbourhood — made all the more vibrant by the book lovers who walk through its doors. They are 100% Indigenous owned and operated and a member of the Stó:lō Business Association.