IT'S CHRISTMAS IN JULY!
VISIT US THIS SATURDAY AT OUR ANNUAL
IN NEW WESTMINSTER
In Conjunction With The
COLUMBIA strEAT FOOD TRUCK FESTIVAL
SATURDAY, JULY 28TH 4-10 PM -
Free Admission
WHILE AT THE ARTISAN MARKET AT ANVIL CENTRE
BE SURE TO GET YOUR FREE TICKET TO THE WEST COAST CHRISTMAS SHOW BY POSTING YOUR SELFIE:
The Artisan Market at Anvil Center
The Artisan Market at the Anvil Center The Artisan Market at the Anvil Center CLICK HERE FOR A LIST OF Last Year's VENDORS
The Artisan Market at the Anvil Center in conjunction with the Columbia strEAT Food Truck Festival in New Westminster will return on July 28th, 2018.
Download the Artisan Vendor application form here:
Vendor Application Form
The Christmas Artisan Market
The 11th Annual West Coast Christmas Show & Artisan Marketplace is coming up on November 16 - 18, 2018 at the Tradex Exhibition Center in Abbotsford, BC, with over 19,000 shoppers visiting.
If you are an Artisan Vendor, register now by clicking on the form below:
WCCS Artisan Vendor Registration Form
For more information and to register visit the show website:
www.westcoastchristmasshow.com
THE EMERGING ARTISAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND
The BC Artisan Marketing Society (BCAMS) has undertaken the establishment of a fund that provides scholarships to deserving emerging artisans so they may continue their post graduate education and training or much needed start up assistance to get their business off the ground.
Contact us
For more information or to register for one of our upcoming events as a vendor, please contact:
Heather Angeard or George Acs
604.543.4593
Artisan Sharon Hubbard raised $500 at the West Coast Christmas Show which she donated along with another $500 of her own funds to the Nanaimo Regional General Hospital towards the purchase of a vein finding apparatus.
Janice Perrino (Nanaimo & District Hospital Foundation) accepting $1,000 donation from artisan Sharon Hubbard (center) & George Acs (West Coast Christmas Show)
Sharon underwent cancer treatments at the Nanaimo Hospital this past year, and the treatments were more difficult than necessary as the hospital is not equipped with this machine. At the time, Sharon determined that she would fund raise to purchase such a machine so that others going through the same treatment, would not have to endure what she did.