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Xūsum Berry Beading
Xūsum Berry Beading is run by Kay-Lynn Terry, a Xwísten woman who specializes in beaded fringe earrings. She blends traditional and modern elements to create beautiful jewelry that everyone can wear! Xūsum means soapberry in the traditional language of the St'át'imc Nation from Lillooet, BC.
Kay-Lynn Terry
kay.terry@hotmail.com
778-638-0247
quesnel's 3dD & sublimation by julia
Hello to start off with my Name is julia (AKA Jewel) born and raised in Quesnel for 8 years then moved to Nazko for a lot of years then left for 6 years and came back. I missed quesnel to much it will always be my happy place. I have a bad a muscle issue and a bad back so i am not able to hold down a steady job. so i started to working from my home. I started out doing wood work then moved on 3d printing and then started sublimation work. I really enjoy doing all of it and i get to work my own pace. I get to set up at markets as well and I get to meet a lot of really nice people. so if you ever wonder if there is anything you get to do and be your own boss. I say find stuff you like to make and show it off and make some sales and make new friends along the way!
julia
juliawarner239@gmail.com
(250) 255-8058
BC Trading
Born and raised in Nazko and Klukus. Deep passion for traveling the pow wow circuit for 18 years. Everything started by learning to make drumsticks and earrings. Since then have felt a deep explosion for learning about regalia, culture, land and travel. Please contact me for more details on; Drum making Bealt making and any other regalia items Drumsticks Deer and moose hide Items available for sale as well.
Bernard Chantyman
kluskus69@gmail.com
2509834664
Tsilhqot'in National Government
Ch'i (baby baskets), handmade by a Tsilhqot'in artisan.
Ryan Isnardy
ryan.isnardy@tsilhqotin.ca
250-444-8414
Kordaroy
Kordaroy was founded in 1978 by Roy Stump. Since the band first came together almost 50 years ago, many family members have played in it. Today the band is his sons Chad, Taylor and Jason, playing country rock and 80s and 90s rock and roll for birthdays, anniversaries, general meetings, dances and more. To book them for an event, visit echenhealing.ca/kordaroy.
Chad Stump
kordaroy@echenhealing.ca
250-983-5738
Alicia Evans
Canning fruit and salmon, smoking salmon, tanning rabbit fur and snaring small animals, beading and moccasins.
Alicia Evans
aliciaevans1984@outlook.com
778-638-0191
Dinah Guichon
Traditional net making lessons (about 5 hours, available year-round; groups supply their own rings and string). Salmon processing: filleting, canning, candying, smoking and cooking. Ribbon shirt making. Tailoring and alteration lessons: bring a project from home to fix; at least two sewing machines are needed for the class.
Dinah Guichon
250-267-4449
Otis Guichon
Dip net making, both nets and wooden hoops. Five-hour lessons. Materials must be provided; contact for the full list.
Otis Guichon
oguichon54@gmail.com
236-565-6171
Justin Brown
Justin Brown of Pine Creek First Nation (Treaty 4) is a Winnipeg-based chef and storyteller. For 25 years he has worked in the culinary arts, specializing in the food traditions of the Ojibwe, Cree and Métis peoples and blending them with Italian and French technique. For over a decade he has led weekly programs feeding the homeless and advocated for food security, learning alongside Elders to help restore and revitalize Indigenous culinary culture.
Justin Brown
chefwpg@gmail.com
GEN7Path
GEN7Path is an Indigenous-led movement dedicated to healing, unity and cultural revitalization through music, storytelling and ceremony. Founded by Laurie Shaw-Greyeyes of Muskeg Lake Cree Nation, it brings Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities together through Truth and Reconciliation certification programs, community cultural events with powwow dancing, drumming, workshops and feasts, and music and healing campaigns addressing the fentanyl crisis, residential school healing and mental health awareness. Guided by the Cree principle of wahkohtowin, the interconnection of all people. gen7path.ca
Laurie Shaw-Greyeyes
gen7path@gmail.com
403-830-2100