Festivals near Harding MB (18 Result(s))

The first Morden Corn and Apple Festival was held in 1967 to commemorate Canada's Centennial celebrations. It is appropriate that the festival is held in the 'heart' of the community, an indication of the warmth and hospitality offered to visitors year after year. Visitors count on the cheerful hospitality, good food, wholesome entertainment and relaxing atmosphere which have been the ingredients in its image of friendliness developed during its history. The Morden Corn and Apple Festival is a family event and has a reputation for catering to all age groups with a variety of events to guarantee the enjoyment of all.

Cool bike demo at the Sherbrook Street Festival 2013.It's almost done!Sherbrook Street road resurfacing and dedicated bike lane project is almost complete. It will be finished this week, provided the weather cooperates! Looking forward to an awesome bike lane and parking restored to the street! Big change coming, the parking ... Continue reading ?10th Annual Sherbrook St Festival!Get ready, get set... the Sherbrook Street Festival is coming up fast! Saturday September 6th, from noon to midnight, family friendly and free. Join us for live music, kids entertainers, crafts, restaurant patios, beer gardens and merchant village. Learn more...

Winnipeg, Manitob,a CanadaMission Statement:In the spirit of its sacred site, the Manito Ahbee Festival is a gathering that celebrates Indigenous culture and heritage to unify, educate, and inspire.Vision Statement:Manito Ahbee is recognized as a leader in transforming relationships to share Indigenous culture and heritage with the world.The Manito Ahbee Festival is an initiative of the Manito Ahbee Festival Board of Governors.Hosted in Winnipeg, Manitob,a Canad,a the festival draws people from across Canada the United States and abroad. The impact of the festival reaches well beyond entertainment; it has communicated a very significant message the importance of celebrating Aboriginal culture.It arouses a far deeper understanding and powerful affirmation of Aboriginal cultural rebirth and renewal. It showcases the talents, gifts and abilities of Aboriginal artists from all nations. It is truly a celebration of Aboriginal music, arts, culture and heritage not seen before by the broader public through the many festival events