New West Craft and Shop First Nations to host 3rd Annual Indigenous Market
New Westminster, BC - The New West Craft Indigenous Market, co-hosted by Shop First Nations and Arts New West, returns for its 3rd annual event on Saturday, June 8th, 2024,…
Shop First Nations Becomes an Official Aboriginal Business Member of CCAB
Shop First Nations, an Indigenous-owned business dedicated to promoting and supporting Indigenous entrepreneurs and their products, is proud to announce its certification as an official Aboriginal Business Member with the…
New West Craft and Shop First Nations to host 2nd Annual Indigenous Market
For the most recent information on this year's event, please visit our updated press release for the 3rd Annual New West Craft Indigenous Market here. Join us as we continue…
Shop First Nations & Nautsa’mawt FC Partner for Indigenous Market Event in Vancouver
VANCOUVER, BC - The Nautsa’mawt FC and Shop First Nations partnership is set to host an Indigenous market event in Vancouver, BC. The event will showcase Indigenous vendors and artisans,…
New West Craft and Shop First Nations to host Indigenous Market
New Westminster, BC - The Arts Council of New Westminster is pleased to announce that New West Craft will be partnering with Shop First Nations to host an Indigenous Market…
Our reason for curating an Indigenous Coastal Gift Box this holiday season
For the second year in a row, Shop First Nations is offering a limited supply of our Indigenous Coastal Gift Box for the holidays and Winter Solstice. The Indigenous Coastal…
Shop First Nations Announces Okanagan Gift Box Collaboration with Glohaven Community Hub & Thompson Okanagan Tourism Association
Shop First Nations (SFN), an Indigenous-owned digital platform enabling Reconciliation through impactful consumer purchasing, e-commerce, and education initiatives, is pleased to announce a collaboration with Glohaven Community Hub (Glohaven). These…
Statement on Tk’emloops te Secwepemic
Shop First Nations statement on news from Tk'emloops te Secwepemic regarding remains being found at former residential school.