Toque Craft Fair
Toque Craft Fair 2026 is our largest market yet, featuring over 65 BC-based artists, craftspeople, and designers. Wander through our heritage building and explore a handpicked selection of textiles, ceramics, jewellery, prints, accessories, apothecary, and homeware. Toque celebrates local talent, community, and the joy of handmade. Meet the makers, discover unique gifts, and experience the heart of Vancouver’s artist-run scene.
Shopping at Toque supports both the artists and Western Front. Vendors keep 70% of their sales and generously donate 30% to support Western Front’s artistic programs and the conservation of its heritage building.
Admission is $5, with free entry for children under 12. A $15 Supporter Ticket includes a complimentary limited-edition Toque tote bag. Tickets are available in advance or at the door by card. All admission proceeds go directly to Western Front.
About Our Vendors
69 Candles
Amelia Bangs
Ami Sangha
AxeWood Inc.
Barbara May Alice Montjoy & Ariane Xay Kuyaas
Big Rock Candy Mountain
Boy Forge
Cloth Tone
Corbie Fieldwalker
Cracher Dans La Soupe Parfum
Daryn Wright
Dirty Dishes Collective
Domestic Intervention Co.
Draw Me a Lion
Dunbar Pottery
DW Leatherworks
erin templeton
EUDAMONIC
Excelsior Handmade Books
fancypop
Fredi Rahn
Glass Yuri Glass
gutpunch daydream studio
Hazel Meyer
Heike Royer Art
if ceramics
Jaewoo Kang
Jordan Lypkie
Julia Chirka
Karabaza
Kerria Gray and Clay
Knitbone Ceramics
KTWP Quilts
Lea Linin
Lisa Beading
Maiku Brando
Maria Ida Designs
MDW Jewelry
Mona Lisa Ali Ceramics
Moniker Press
Moonseed Herbals
Mother Snake
Naomi Bourque Jewelry
Noa Capelle Fine Jewellery
OHCE-ECHO
Olive Rose Studio
Paige Jung Art + Illustrations
Paperbacknote
Pippa Lattey
reassembly
S.French Soaps
Saturnine
Social Dog
softserve
Taylor Moon Ceramics
tenderpup
The Woods Spirit Co.
Toña Bakery & Cafe
Tony Dubroy
tuk + milo
Valérie d. Walker
WarmAndDrift
Yarn Advisor
Yeniyeni.kr
Visit toquecraftfair.com to learn more about our vendors.
Accessibility
Toque Craft Fair is held across the ground and second floors of Western Front’s heritage building. The ground floor is wheelchair accessible and features 65% of our vendors. The second floor, which hosts the remaining vendors, is only accessible via a flight of 26 stairs. Learn more about accessibility here.
Western Front is a non-profit artist-run centre in Vancouver.
We acknowledge the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and səl̓ílwətaʔɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations as traditional owners of the land upon which Western Front stands.