 We're excited to have Stacey Lynn, Textile Artist and the genius behind Too High To Tie Dye at this year's K'ómoks Festival Market.
She works primarily with tie-dye clothing to create unique vibrant pieces that enhance the wear's style and bring attention to the art of slow fashion. By discovering and using individual processing methods, she creates easily recognizable pieces that quickly gain attention. Stacey will be bringing an array of traditional, one-of-a-kind unique, and upcycled tie-dye creations to this year's festival. We have a sneak peek here for you to see. To look at more of her work (and put your wishlist together) you can see more of her wonderful creations at Too High To Tie Dye. Join us in celebration of National Indigenous Peoples Day, June 21, 2024 at the beautiful beach site location of the Frank Memorial Pole, 3535 Bayside Road, Courtenay, British Columbia.  Come Celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day on the Lands of the K'ómoks First Nation with Hereditary Chief Yax’nukwalas, K'ómoks & Pentlatch Hereditary Chief Namnam’am, Kerry Norman Frank and First Nation Knowledge Keepers of the West Coast.
Immerse Yourself in Indigenous Art, Culture, Language, Storytelling, Workshops & Dancing. The day will be celebrated along the foreshore and in sight of Queneesh, the K'ómoks Glacier and witnessing the Historical Opening Ceremony of Queneesh House—the building which bears its name. Enjoy delicious Food, the Seafood Pit Cook on the Beach, the Artesian Market, Local Businesses, Vendors, and Entertainment. Tour the K'ómoks Estuary, Shell Middens & K'ómoks Fish Weirs along the Comox Foreshore. Learn the Story of the Frank Memorial Pole—Carved by Tlingit Kwaguʼł Master Carver, Tommy Hunt Jr., Waławidi, Legend of Queneesh & the Tales Behind the Masks & Artworks on Display. This year's festival features artwork by renowned First Nation Artists & Master Carvers:
All are welcome. This is a family-friendly open community event. It will be amazing with you there! Call for Vendors, Sponsors & Volunteers. Come and join us! |
NUSANusa is the Kwak'wala word for sharing a myth, story or legend. Here we will share about the many stories of those coming together for our annual celebration of National Indigenous Peoples Day each June 21st 
EXPLORE & SHOP THE HASE' MARKET
FIRST NATION MASKS, PHOTOGRAPHY, CARDS, TIE-DYED CLOTHING, HANDMADE POTTERY, JEWELRY, UP-CYCLED CLOTHING, UP-CYCLED JEWELRY, INDIGENOUS ART PRINTS, FIRST NATIONS ORIGINAL ART, PHOTOGRAPHY, SHAWLS, T-SHIRTS, TANK TOPS, INDIGENOUS EARRINGS, BRACELETS, LEATHER EARRINGS, STERLING PENDANTS & NECKLACES, NATURAL LOTIONS, LIP BALMS, BODY BUTTER, NATIVE PLANT SEEDS, TRADITIONAL MEDICINE PRODUCTS, BAGS, SCARVES, GIFTS, CARDS, DELICIOUS FOODS—SMOKED SALMON, SEAFOOD CHOWDER, SOCKEYE, FRIED BREAD, BANNOCK, HOT SAUCE, FRESH FRUIT & VEGGIES, DARK CHOCOLATE CARAMEL APPLES, CARAMEL POPCORN, CHOCOLATE GRIZZLY PAWS, FUDGE, MINI-DONUTS—ALL MADE WITH LOVE! SO MANY CHOICES! WHAT'S ON YOUR LIST? 
Art GalleryMagnificent First Nation Carvings, Masks, Boxes, Blankets, Regalia, Headdresses, Aprons, Rattles, Whistles, Paintings & Bowls
Legends of the Masks
Tum Tum Threads
Conscious designs handmade by Zapotec in Oaxaca and Kwakwaka'wakw from the Great Bear Rainforest 
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Artist Craig Simon
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