Ḱwséltkten Farmers & Artisans Market

Community Futures Development Corporation of Central Interior First Nations INVITES YOU!

2024 Market Season
Sundays, From 8:30 am to 1:30 pm
June 23rd to September 29th
** NO markets on summer long weekends (June 30, August 4, September 1)
Tk’emlups Powwow Arbour
345 Powwow Trail, Kamloops

Vender Requirements:

If you are interested in selling fruit, vegetables, eggs, meat, fish, crafts or prepared food that you have grown, raised, caught, made, baked or wild harvested yourself, please fill out the Vendor Application by clicking on “Vendor Application” further below. Please review the 2024 Market Regulations.

If you are wanting to sell any foods other than fresh, whole fruits and vegetables, please review the Guidelines for the Sale of Foods at Temporary Food Markets. If you are selling prepared foods it is essential that you review the guidelines and establish whether your food is low-risk or high-risk. Some low-risk foods are permit exempt, but all high-risk foods will require a permit from the First Nations Health Authority (FNHA). To apply for a permit, please fill out this form or please contact Fiona Goorman, Environmental Health Officer, FNHA Fiona.Goorman@fnha.ca or visit www.fnha.ca.

RESOURCES
K̓wséltkten Agriculture Guide
2024 Market Regulations
2023 Food Facility Application Form
Guidelines for the Sale of Foods at Temporary Food Markets
2024 Vendor Contract
Temporary Food Services Application
2024 Vendor Application Form

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Questions?
For more information, please contact kwseltken@cfdcofcifn.com OR call 250.214.2436.

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November 10, 2024 from 10 am-5 pm
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2024 Vendor Registration Form
2024 Vendor Terms of Agreement

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Our Service Area

The Indigenous communities cited in the Mission Statement are People living within the Thompson, Shuswap, Nicola, Fraser Canyon, Lillooet and Okanagan areas.

This includes persons, groups, or businesses living both on and off reserves as well as in urban or rural settings. The Boards' main objectives include the creation and strengthening Indigenous business development and formation of programming and support measures to prepare Indigenous people entering the labour market.

While there are subsequent Community Futures Development Corporations within our geographical area, the Community Futures Development Corporation of Central Interior First Nations is dedicated to the unique economic development needs of Indigenous Communities.

CFDC of CIFN is here to support.
Our hearts & prayers go out to everyone.

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