Celebrate Indigenous entrepreneurship! Learn, connect, and support reconciliation in our community.
Join us for our Indigenous Business Fair. Meet local Indigenous-owned businesses, explore their products and services, and learn how everyday purchasing can advance reconciliation.
Event at a Glance
Date & Time: Thursday, September 24, 2026, 11:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. PT
Location: MOSAIC Boundary Office, 5575 Boundary Road, Vancouver, BC V5R 2P9
Indigenous entrepreneurs will be setting up shop and joining us for the day, sharing a diverse range of unique products, along with the stories, knowledge, and inspiration behind their work.
This is an opportunity to connect directly with the business owners, learn more about their journeys and businesses, and support Indigenous entrepreneurs in our community.
Whether you have ten minutes to spare or would like to stay for an hour, we warmly welcome you to stop by, browse, connect, and show your support.
This is a public event, so please feel free to invite your friends, and family along as well. The more people through the door, the better the day is for the businesses joining us.
What You’ll Experience
Marketplace: Meet Indigenous vendors and artisans
Learning & Dialogue: Listen to the stories, experiences, and knowledge shared by vendors, while learning about the cultural and economic contributions of Indigenous entrepreneurship.
Community Connections: Build relationships and discover ways to support Indigenous-owned businesses year-round.
Meet the Businesses Attending
Business Name
Website or Social Media
hummingbird creationsInstagram: hummingbird creationsBlack bear beadingInstagram: @blackbear_beading | Facebook kiera MeunierAnother coyotewww.anothercoyote.caLittle Metis ThingsInstagram: @little_metis_thingsHeartberry Sodawww.heartberrysoda.com, Instagram & TT: @heartberrysodaSriracha Revolverwww.sriracharevolver.comSisters Sagewww.SistersSage.com | Instagram: @sisters_sageCrescent Moon CreationsInstagram: @crescent.mooncreationsDizzy Bear Designshttps://www.dizzybeardesigns.com/Up the river bakingInstagram: @uptheriverbakingThundercloud Designswww.thunderclouddesigns.orgSalmon n’ Bannocksalmonandbannock.net | Instagram: @salmonnbannockbistro / @snbonthefly
Why This Matters
For over 49 years, MOSAIC has supported immigrants, refugees, and newcomers across Metro Vancouver. Through our Centre for Diversity, we are committed to fostering respectful relationships with Indigenous communities and advancing reconciliation throughout our work. This event will highlight the creativity, entrepreneurship, and cultural contributions of Indigenous-owned businesses.
Who Should Attend
Newcomers and community members eager to learn and shop local
Service partners, educators, and employers committed to reconciliation
Anyone interested in Indigenous art, culture, and entrepreneurship
How to Support Indigenous Businesses (Respectfully)
Listen first: Ask vendors about their work and stories.
Buy directly: Purchasing directly supports Indigenous entrepreneurs.
Credit the source: When sharing on social media, name the artist/vendor