Orillia celebrates Indigenous artisans with indoor vendor market
![Indoor vendor market Jewellery from the indoor vendor market in Orillia Ont., set to take place on March., 30, 2024. (City of Orilia)](/content/dam/ctvnews/en/images/2024/3/26/indoor-vendor-market-1-6823283-1711485874721.png)
Spring has sprung in Orillia, and the community is hosting an indoor market to celebrate it.
The day will recognize local Indigenous and non-Indigenous artisans by bringing them together under one roof.
The market will feature over 30 vendors selling baked goods, handmade Easter gifts, crystals, gems, nature photography, Indigenous jewelry, freeze-dried candy, handcrafted body care products, cedar plaques and leather products.
The event is scheduled for Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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To participate, visit 5950 Rama Road in Rama First Nation at The Rama Community Hall.
For more information on the event, Contact Kevin Hennessy at 1(613)-929-7262.
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