Made in the Camrose Region is a free regional program that celebrates and promotes the people and businesses growing, making, creating and serving local products.

Join a network of local food producers, makers and locally owned dining businesses and connect with more customers throughout the Camrose Region.

Membership is open to eligible locally owned businesses operating in the Camrose Region, including:

• Made for the Table
  Local growers, farmers, food and beverage producers, processors and other businesses producing locally made or value-added food products.
• Made to Love
  Artists, artisans, crafters and makers creating locally made or locally value-added products.
• Made to Gather
  Locally owned restaurants, cafés, coffee shops, bakeries, pubs, brewpubs, taprooms, food trucks, caterers and other local dining experiences.

Franchises, multi-level marketing businesses and businesses that provide services only are not eligible for membership.

Membership is open to small businesses that operate within:

• Camrose County
• City of Camrose
• Town of Bashaw
• Villages and communities throughout the Camrose region
• Businesses located within approximately 10 km of the region

There is no cost to become a Made in the Camrose Region member.

• Increase your visibility. Get opportunities to be featured through the member directory, website profiles, social media spotlights, regional marketing campaigns and the Made in the Camrose Region Guide.
• Build recognition as a local business. Use the Made in the Camrose Region brand and Proud Member identity to help customers recognize products that are made in our region.
• Reach new customers. Participate in promotional initiatives, local and regional events, Meet the Maker activities, agritourism experiences and other opportunities that connect local businesses with customers.
• Grow your business. Access workshops, training and resources related to marketing, pricing, retail readiness, wholesale opportunities, online sales, labelling and other practical business topics.
• Connect and collaborate. Meet other producers and makers and build relationships with markets, tourism organizations, business support organizations and regional partners.
• Help shape the program. Members can get involved in collaborative projects, events and Ad Hoc Committees that help guide and deliver Made in the Camrose Region initiatives.