Chilliwack Christmas Craft Market (CCM) – Vendor FAQ

What is the Chilliwack Christmas Craft Market (CCM)? The Chilliwack Christmas Craft Market is a juried artisan market produced by the Chilliwack Arts Council. For over 50 years, CCM has operated as an annual fundraiser to support artists and promote arts and culture in the Chilliwack community.

When do applications open? Applications open January 15, 2026 and remain open until all vendor spaces are filled. Once capacity is reached, additional applications will be accepted for the waitlist.

Who is eligible to apply?

CCM is open to artisans and craft vendors who design and create their own work, produce products within Canada, and sell handcrafted or artisanal goods made or significantly altered by the vendor.

What products are not accepted? Mass-produced or resold goods, kit or imported crafts, MLM or direct sales, unlicensed fan art, loose gemstones (unless mounted), and AI-generated artwork are not permitted.

What are the booth sizes and costs? Single booth (10’ x 8’): $425 Double booth (20’ x 8’): $850 Corner booth add-on: $50

How do I apply? Apply using the online application form and include a creative process statement plus photos of products, packaging, and booth display.

How does the jury process work? Applications are juried at the end of each month starting February 28, 2026. Accepted vendors are notified mid-month.

When is payment due? Full payment is due within two weeks of invoice issuance.

What is the cancellation policy? Before Sept 30, 2026 at 5pm: 50% refund.After Oct 1, 2026: No refunds.Event cancellation refunds will be issued minus a $50 admin fee.

Where is the market held? Chilliwack Heritage Park, 44140 Luckakuck Way, Chilliwack, BC.

What are the 2026 market dates?

Friday Nov 20: 2–8pm

Saturday Nov 21: 10am–6pmSunday Nov 22: 10am–4pm

What are setup and teardown times? Setup: Nov 19 (1–6pm), Nov 20 (8am–1pm). Teardown: Nov 22 (4–6pm). No early pack-up allowed.

What is included with my booth? Pipe & drape booth, booth number sign, S-hooks, power access, chairs, vendor tags, lounge access, booth sitters, and social media assets.

What are vendors responsible for? Lighting, tables, table coverings, décor, payment systems, tools, carts, and a door prize donation.

Are there booth display rules? No tents or canopies. Nothing pinned to drapes. S-hooks must be returned.

What about food and alcohol vendors? Food vendors require Fraser Health and FoodSafe certification.

Alcohol vendors require Liquor Board approval and Serving It Right certification.

What conduct is expected? Vendors must be courteous, present for all days, keep booths tidy, and remove all garbage.

What about liability?

Vendors must carry required insurance and indemnify the Chilliwack Arts Council.