Neighbourhood Craft is returning to downtown Squamish in a couple of weeks.
The outdoor market will be back at the public lot across the street from the Otter Co-op downtown on May 13 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
According to Laura Di Cecco, one of the Neighbourhood Society's founding directors, the market has free admission and will showcase over 30 artists, makers and growers from Squamish and the surrounding area.
“Neighbourhood is very much about recognizing the range of creativity that exists locally, and we are excited to bring that diversity to Squamish,” she said in a news release.
The Squamish non-profit Neighbourhood Society hosts the Neighbourhood Craft event, which partially aims to transform public spaces through arts and culture experiences. At the market, there will be a variety of arts, ceramics, jewelry, vintage and home goods to browse.
“We hope that by offering a free event in the heart of our downtown core, we will encourage the community to connect and engage with art and objects, and the people behind them,” said Rachel Boguski, a founding director of the society.
Some vendors include Ami Like Miami, Alexis Simoneau, Melodie Borosevich and Ali T. Bruce.
A full list of vendors and event details can be found on NeighbourhoodCraft.ca.
