Northern Quest Resort & Casino and the Kalispel Tribe of Indians have announced the creation of a new summer Sunday street festival in July and August. The Quest Sunday Fest will bring the entire community together once a week this summer to enjoy a changing lineup of local and regional arts and crafts, gourmet food, free kids’ activities, performance art, music and much more. 

Modeled after the Park Silly Sunday Market in Park City, Utah, Northern Quest will be working to create an annual summer street festival unlike anything else in the Inland Northwest. The event in Park City has grown in the last 13 years to include more than 250 weekly vendors and an average Sunday attendance of 13,000 guests. 

From a gourmet outdoor Bloody Mary Bar and a variety of performance artists on-site, to food trucks, fresh produce and handmade products crafted by local artisans, the Quest Sunday Fest will have something for everyone. The street fair will be family friendly, environmentally responsible and a whole lot of fun.

The Quest Sunday Fest will run from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on five consecutive Sundays—July 14, 21, 28 and August 4 and 11— in the new Grand Plaza area of Northern Quest Drive in front of the hotel. The Quest Sunday Fest organizers are currently seeking vendors who would be interested in participating. Vendors are not required to participate every Sunday, however, they are required to participate all day (from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.), rain or shine, on each day of their approved application. Vendors can visit questsundayfest.com to apply.  

Discover more about Northern Quest Resort & Casino at northernquest.com.