Action for Healthy Communities Entrepreneurship Supports Program, in collaboration with Explore Edmonton, proudly showcased 54 diverse, owned small businesses at the K‑Days 2025 Pop‑Up Marketplace on July 18-20, 2025.
Over three exciting days, our passionate entrepreneurs presented a diverse range of exclusive products and services, including delicious foods, handmade crafts, creative fashion, art, wellness items, toys, and professional services, each reflecting their unique culture, creativity, and entrepreneurial spirit. More than 764,000 attended KDays this year, helping our entrepreneurs showcase their products and services in front of many eager onlookers.
The marketplace presented a captivating selection of exclusive products and services, reflecting the culture and creativity of our local entrepreneurs. Attendees were delighted by:
- Culinary Delights: An array of traditional and innovative food options
- Artisan Crafts: Beautifully handcrafted items that convey personal stories
- Fashion Creativity: Distinctive apparel that blends style with cultural significance
- Artistic Expressions: A variety of thought-provoking artworks produced by local talent
- Wellness Products: Items designed to promote health and well-being
- Engaging Toys: Educational and entertaining products for children
- Professional Services: Expert offerings from an array of local businesses
Each vendor contributed to a rich and diverse tapestry, enhancing the marketplace with their unique offerings and backgrounds. We want to thank the following vendors for joining us at this year’s Kday Pop up Market:
This year’s marketplace was a tremendous success! Our vendors were enthusiastic, achieved strong sales, gained valuable exposure, and proudly represented their communities.

This year’s event yielded numerous success stories that were both inspiring and encouraging:
- Our vendors received invitations to remain at K-Days beyond their designated time due to the exceptional quality of their products and sales performance.
- Many entrepreneurs established meaningful networking opportunities and received invitations to local farmers’ markets and cultural festivals.
- After valuable customer feedback and exposure, many felt motivated to rebrand, refresh displays, and expand for future events.
Beyond business success, this experience reminded us that empowering newcomer entrepreneurs goes far beyond economic growth, it’s about embracing diversity, fostering innovation, and creating meaningful community connections.
Check out all our vendors who participated this year!
- Art Atelier
- Surprises Magical Dayi
- Alfajores YEG
- Aylu Studios
- Himalayan Jewelry
- Mexcanart
- Owl Moon
- Ropero de Tata
- DUA Apparel Clothing Muslim
- Action for Healthy Communities
- La Belle Délice Confectionary
- Rosalys food Services Inc & Make It Swirl
- Orca Educational Services
- Narges Hussaini
- Irlanda Jewelry
- Bizmah Clothing
- JCM Group Services
- ColorHope
- Crafty Mora
- Dongo Corporation
- Tagna Fashion
- Kalma
- Mexican Craft
- Quetell Organics
- Sandico Gifts
- Tacos Macabre Creations
- MC & NAK
- Petrenko Litvinova Art
- Nataliia Statyva-Zharko
- Gift Shop G7
- Kosteska’s Painting
- Royaltech Canada Building Corp
- Sparkling Bundles
- Jimenez Co
- Étnica.Yeg
- Gerry’s Prime Clean
- Grandmaemascrochet
- Handmade by Mony
- Kosteska’s Painting
- Naiga Made
- RefinEdmoments
- Shahed Luxe
- Africa Caribbean Heritage
- Touch Smart Coffee Ltd
- Sajedas Henna
- Always Beautiful
- Picles Fashion World
- CL Cubed Inc
- ABD Naturals
- Motherly Foundation
- Sajedas Henna
If you are a small business owner interested in learning more about the Entrepreneurship Supports Program, visit .Entrepreneurship Supports Program – Action for Healthy Communities






































