Get ready for our Land & Love Pride Market on August 16! The Market will take place in the Museum of Vancouver’s upper lobby for a day celebrating Two-Spirit, Indigiqueer and/or LGBTQA+ artists. Discover amazing art, crafts and goodies from talented local makers who are here to share their creations with you.
Come shop, connect and soak up the joyful vibes—everyone is welcome! Whether you’re hunting for the perfect gift, meeting local artists or just popping by to show your support!
Admission to the Market is free, however regular admission rates apply if you want to visit the galleries (self-identified Indigenous visitors are always welcome free of charge). Don’t miss your chance to celebrate Pride, community and culture all in one place!
Date: Saturday, August 16, 2025
Time: 11:00am-6:00pm
Tickets: Free
Please note that photos or video may be captured at this event and used for promotional or reporting purposes. If you do not wish to be photographed, please let organizers know.
Meet the Vendors!
Adishi is an emerging artist based in Vancouver. She is self-taught and creates from her lived experiences of racialization, queerness and disability. She sells digital collage art prints, greeting cards, stickers, magnets, bookmarks and zines.
I am a self taught artist/painter that mainly creates portraits and custom pieces. I also create prints and stickers of my work.
Viv (or Bib), a current UBC student based in “vancouver”, everything I make is a love letter to my friends. Fun, funky and sometimes fruity! Hand beaded accessories (primarily earrings) and stickers!
I am a half Sri Lankan artist designing jewelry pieces that depict aspects of my culture and how people are part of biodiversity from Turtle Island to the global south. I make timeless pieces out of fossils, insects, crystal and metal.
Creations by Night is a local Queer Indigenous artist and designer. Their creations include handmade ceramics featuring forest creatures. Many queer creatures are waiting to be adopted.
Hi there, I’m Akash (he/they), a queer digital artist and storyteller who loves exploring how things work, including people. At my table, you’ll find prints of some of my artwork, each made with a little bit of thought and a lot of love, hoping to evoke emotion and make you think. Please follow for more work!
Sade Makerra Auger, known by her traditional name "Pretty Voice Hawk Lace Woman," is a Cree First Nations artist from Northern Alberta Treaty 8. A certified Reiki Master, she creates limited edition and one-of-a-kind jewelry, drawing from her lineage of medicine people and healers, and offers tarot card readings.
I am a queer disabled cis femme who is Fijian of Indian decent. I’m an artist, community organizer & expressive arts therapist. I will be selling buttons, magnets, zines, stickers and prints centering themes of queer joy, disability justice, intergenerational trauma and healing.
Kimoowun Beads, aka Shawn Bourks, is a 2S Métis beadwork artist who resides in East Vancouver with her family and their dog. She practices beadwork and fur tufting, carrying the traditional Métis teachings that were gifted to her from mentors Lisa Shepherd, Adele Arseneau, plus her Ma and Aunties.
Shawn blends traditional materials with contemporary elements to create unique yet timeless beaded jewelry and accessories. To Shawn, beadwork is more than creating wearable art, it is a direct connection to their Ancestors and way of preserving her Métis heritage.
Hannah is a 2-spirit Nisga'a artist from Prince Rupert, BC. As a self proclaimed jack-of-all-trades, they love exploring new mediums such as painting, carving and printmaking. Hannah will be selling original linocut prints, digital prints, greeting cards and stickers.
My name is Malia Terry. I am an Indigenous youth artist and Indigenous educator creating safe spaces through crafting. I am Stʼatʼimc, Nisga’a and Tsimshian. I come from the house of Wilp Nii'is Y'uus. I am Gisk'aast, which is the Killerwhale clan. I was born and raised in East Van. My art is inspired by my gorgeous homelands, the beautiful city, the connection to the community, and the land. I have the great honour to bring to life my creations. I make paintings, healing board energy pieces, beautiful mosaic collages, beadwork, devils club necklaces and much, much more.
Hey! I'm Marisa Law, I am a multi-talented, Indigenous youth artist. My artwork consists of beadwork, leatherwork, lino prints, medicine (sage, etc), painting, and small crochet accessories. I love to create art that reflects nature and my exploration of my culture!
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I'm Jess, a St'at'imc woman who is inspired by my kúkwa7, who began crafting to reconnect with her roots after attending residential school. I create bonebead and crystal jewelry, as well as sewed goodies.
Modeste (Monday) Zankpe launched Monday May Jewelry during the height of the pandemic. MMJ, a Black- and Indigenous-owned jewelry brand, reflects Monday’s diverse heritage: Secwépemc (Es’ket) from her mother's side and Ewe (Togo) from her father’s. This intricate blend of cultures informs and shapes Monday’s artistic vision, infusing each Monday May Jewelry design with a unique tapestry of traditions, symbols, and stories reflective of her multifaceted identity.
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Ollie is a Cree-Métis self-taught beadwork artist who takes inspiration from their First Nations kin and ever-inspiring Kokum. A little bit silly, a lot sacred.
I am a nonbinary mixed race (Chinese and Dutch) queer settler artist from so called “Vancouver.” I make ceramics, plushies, and 3D printed trinkets. I am also a kids’ art teacher and technology educator.
Margaux Wosk is a neurodivergent, Autistic, and disabled self-employed artist and advocate based in British Columbia. Through their brand Retrophiliac, they design and sell bold, message-driven products like pins, keychains and stickers that promote disability pride, neurodiversity and inclusion.
For this market Sacha will be offering Tarot readings by donation. Sacha has been trained in Tarot by their Rom mentor and carries forward the ancestral teachings offered by the people who created Tarot. Sacha may sell beadwork, such as small jewelry and earrings at this event, depending on their abilities/capacity leading up to the event. Sacha creates visual art, installations, poetry, articles, jewelry and wearable designs.
Thelildragonstudio is a multidisciplinary artisan business selling a variety of handmade goods while focusing on sustainability. Some of the wares offered are scrunchies, tote bags and masks made from reclaimed fabrics to prevent more textile waste. Prints and stickers are a fan favourite as well as Indigenous made edge beaded seal fur earrings. Some other wares include coasters, colouring pages, bookmarks and lino prints. Everything is handmade by the artist Jessey Tustin.
We are a trans and disabled owned small business selling handmade patches (lino printed), crotchet and sewn clothes and bags, and handmade jewelry. Our products are largely gothic and punk in aesthetic.
Ya’uc! Hello! My name is Carla and I am “Up the River Baking.” I grew up in Kitimat, BC and am part of the xa’isla nation. I specialize in custom, small-batch, handmade, decorated sugar cookies. I’m self-taught in the art of using royal icing to decorate cookies.