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Photo: Facebook / Kweseltken Farmers & Artisan Market
The Kweseltken Farmers and Artisan Market is returning to the Tk'emlups powwow arbour on Sunday.
The Kweseltken Farmers and Artisan Market is back for the summer season on Sunday.
The market’s grand opening will be held Sunday in the Tk’emlups te Secwepemc powwow arbour from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m.
The Kweseltken Market is Indigenous owned and operated, with local vendors selling produce, canned goods and other food items, and artisan products.
“There will be so much to see and experience, from all of the beautiful hand-made products and crafts to music performances and delicious food,” said a social media post from organizers.
The market will run each Sunday until Sept. 25.
