Celebrate Indigenous arts, crafts and culture at Museum of Surrey

Surrey, BC – Museum of Surrey invites the public to a celebration of art, culture, and community on Saturday May 3 from 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. This free event will feature a variety of music, dance, food, and artisan vendors representing Indigenous cultures from across British Columbia.

Cedar Sage and Sweetgrass is an Indigenous art collective founded by Maryanne Landrie  and Pat Calihou. The group highlights the talents of Indigenous artists and storytellers in communities across British Columbia. “We are so happy to be at the Museum of Surrey once again. A group of Indigenous Artists showing our best work.” Said Maryanne Landrie, co-founder of Cedar, Sage and Sweetgrass.

This year’s vendor lineup includes Maryanne Landrie, Pat Calihou, Sheila Rae Lowe, Valerie Boudreau, Patti Williams, Sabian Rawcliffe, John Spence, Cat Aldred, Nicimos Designs, Wendy Matthew's, Judy Goldsmith, Clayton Williams, Sandra's Metis Creations, and B'n Crafty.

“Each year we are honoured and excited to host this Indigenous artist event,” said Lynn Saffery, Museum Manager. “The celebration is for all ages and showcases a diverse array of incredible Indigenous artists and performers from across Briths Columbia.”

In addition to the artisan market, attendees will enjoy live performances by Fawnda Bullshields (Pow Wow dancing), Keith Hill (Fiddle) and FJ Furlon (Métis music).

The Museum of Surrey is located at 17710 56A Avenue in Surrey. For those interested in learning more about events and exhibits at the Museum, visit surrey.ca/museum.