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More than 95 makers fill the railway museum November 6 to 8

Heritage passenger rail cars on a grassy lawn with forest and a snow-capped peak behind under blue sky
The Railway Museum of British Columbia grounds in Squamish, with Mount Garibaldi in the background. Photo: Ymblanter, CC BY-SA 4.0

Holiday shoppers can browse handmade goods from more than 95 sellers in Squamish this weekend. The SEEK Bespoke Market runs November 6 to 8 at the Railway Museum of British Columbia on Government Road. Entry starts at $7.

What's happening

The SEEK Bespoke Market is a three day shopping event in Squamish this weekend. Tourism Squamish describes it as one of B.C.'s most popular artisan markets. More than 95 small businesses and artists will be selling things they make or collect.

Elevated view of a steam locomotive on a turntable, green passenger cars and a heritage station building backed by forested hills
The turntable, rail cars and station building at the Railway Museum of British Columbia. Photo: William Davies, CC0

What you'll find

The market focuses on handmade and local goods from small producers and artists, including:

  • Ceramics
  • Jewelry, including pieces that are one of a kind
  • Clothing and slow fashion
  • Curated vintage
  • Paper products
  • Wellness brands
  • Artisan food and drinks from small batch producers

The organizers say the venue has lots of natural light, views and space.

Rows of vintage locomotives and freight cars beside a large white building, with autumn trees and mountains behind
Vintage rail equipment beside one of the museum's buildings in Squamish. Photo: William Davies, CC0

Where and when

  • Dates: Friday November 6 to Sunday November 8, 2026
  • Place: Railway Museum of British Columbia, 39645 Government Road, Squamish
  • Cost: $7 and up
  • Open to the public
  • Daily hours are not listed in the event notice. Check the Tourism Squamish event page for details and the market website.

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Source: Tourism Squamish

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