Crafted with Purpose
Every ingredient tells a story of tradition and sustainability
We source our peppers from Indigenous communities who have cultivated these plants for generations, honoring their knowledge and preserving their heritage.
Every ingredient tells a story of tradition and sustainability
We source our peppers from Indigenous communities who have cultivated these plants for generations, honoring their knowledge and preserving their heritage.
Plant medicine meets modern flavor
Our recipes draw from centuries-old traditions of using peppers not just for heat, but for their healing properties and complex flavor profiles.
From earth to bottle with respect
We partner directly with small farms practicing regenerative agriculture, ensuring every bottle supports both the land and the communities that tend it.
Premium quality in every drop
Small-batch production allows us to maintain the highest standards, creating sauces that honor both tradition and innovation.
Experience heat with meaning
When you choose Cedar Hot Sauce, you're not just adding flavor to your food—you're supporting a movement toward ethical, sustainable, and culturally respectful food production.
Come find us in the Indigenous Market!
Our favourite fest of the year! Find us in the pit!
MARKET BACK LOT AFTERNOON PARTY
Erin Mills Town Center Mall @ Big Canoe Market
Scott Street & Perczy Park
The UpFRONT Festival of Indigenous Arts, Music and Culture returns to Toronto from August 14 to 16, 2026,
transforming Scott Street, Berczy Park and the surrounding area into a
vibrant gathering place celebrating Indigenous creativity. Presented by
TO Live, the free outdoor festival invites visitors to experience
outstanding performances, visual arts, storytelling and family-friendly
activities in the heart of the city.
The annual event showcases Indigenous artists from across Toronto and Turtle Island,
creating opportunities for audiences to learn, connect and celebrate
through music, culture and community. With no admission fee, the
festival offers an accessible way for residents and visitors to
experience Indigenous traditions and contemporary artistic expression.
Music remains one of the festival’s biggest highlights. Throughout
the weekend, audiences can enjoy performances by acclaimed Indigenous
artists including Drezus, Crystal Shawanda, Tom Wilson Tehohàhake Trio, Don Amero, Mimi O’Bonsawin, Adrian Sutherland
and many more. The programme blends contemporary Indigenous music with
traditional influences, creating an energetic atmosphere across multiple
outdoor stages.
In addition to concerts, visitors can experience dance performances,
comedy, puppetry and other live entertainment that celebrates the
richness and diversity of Indigenous cultures. Every performance offers a
unique perspective while highlighting both emerging and established
Indigenous talent.