Performers

Kako's Kitchen is a local Japanese Caterer making traditional and handmade foods. My goal is to share Japanese cuisine with Sudburians who haven't had the oppotunity to enjoy the kind of foods that we enjoy at home. Also I try to make food pleasing to the eye. There will be.. Mochi, Mochi cookie, shaved ice,Takoyaki,Steamed bun,Onigiri rice etc..

Come and enjoy with us!

 HARE.&KE. is a handmade Mizuhiki accessory shop. Mizuhiki is a traditional decoration with deep ties to Japanese culture and important real-life applications. It is a decorative knot used to seal gifts given during ceremonies. The strings are traditionally red and white, but the range of colors has expanded over time.

Tokita-kobo has been run by Yuki Tanaka since 2018. Yuki imports traditional clothing and kimono patterned fabric from Japan, and she crafts earrings, necklaces, and other accessories, including scrunchies, hair ties, headbands and purses. These items are made from Japanese traditional patterned fabric and some of them are up-cycled. The overarching goal is to share Japanese tradition and culture with all of you.

Orika is a Japanese traditional flower kanzashi artist. Traditional flower kanzashi, flower pins for everyday use and anime-inspired hairpins will be available!

Nagomi is goin to offer Japanese inspired refreshments(Yuzu drinks and green tea), packaged teas and snacks.

Hideki's Japanese Craft crafts Japanese traditional umbrellas and fans with patterns of beautiful Japanese seasons and nature. They will also do rentals of Yukata for the visitors to the festival.

Tsuki no creation creates many different useful everyday items such as: tote bags, zippered pouches,
pillows, scrunchies, hair bows, book marks, dice bags and more!
All using Anime/Video Game/Pop Culture fabrics :) 

Tokyo Manila Snacks is planning to sell hotdogs, siomai, moshi manju, cheese sticks. They are also going to offer Japanese products.

Papaya Pops is a mother and daughter team that started making artisanal ice pops in northern Ontario during a global pandemic. We named our shop after our 1973 VW Westfalia called La Papaya who inspires us to make people smile, go on adventures, make memories and take care of each other. We make delicious frozen treats using as many local ingredients as possible. All of our pops are handcrafted and made with love! 

Different from regular bubble tea shops that brew tea in a bulk bucket, Presotea insists on brewing tea by adopting the high-end espresso machine to keep the best flavour and sweetness. We also develops a wide range of tea menu to fulfill all kinds of demand. Completely overthrowing conventional tea-brewing method, drinking freshly brewed tea makes you healthier. 

Little Kicker will have a small booth with  a few 4tf small pop up goals and some color games for the young children to play. Kumon New Sudbury will have a booth with a table for children to work on activities from the Kumon New Sudbury centre. 

Wordstock Sudbury Literary Festival was established in 2013 to promote the love of

reading and writing in Northern Ontario. It has since grown to become the premiere

English language literary festival for readers, writers, and lovers of words in the region. They are going to promote their organization and possibly sell a few items such as merchandise and books.

Chamos Foodie will offer three types of food typical of their country of origin Venezuela, and bring to the city original and new flavors for the community.

Arepa: This is the dish par excellence of Venezuelan cuisine.

Empanadas: A rich wheat flour dough with a meat filling inside.

Tequeno: It is a famous cheese stick but in the Venezuelan style.

My Asian Market is going to offer Japanese foods, snacks and drinks.