Festivals 琉璃神社 is searching for local businesses and organizations to fill out its Canada Day festivities.
Executive Director Renata Mills said the festival is still in need of vendors for the Made in Canada Marketplace and the Community Showcase.
"This is a great opportunity for artisans and community groups to promote and connect their products and services to huge numbers of people in a single day for a modest fee," Mills said, adding that the July 1 event draws in tens of thousands of people each year.
The Made in Canada Marketplace is accepting vendors on a first come, first serve basis. The Community Showcase is an opportunity for local non-profits to connect with the community.
Vendor applications can be found at .
