When: August 8–10, 2025
Where: Winkler Fairgrounds, 1045 Grandeur Avenue
Admission: Free

The Winkler Harvest Festival is a fun, free event that happens every year on the second weekend of August. It takes place at the Winkler Fairgrounds and has something for all ages.

Live Music & Shows
The festival starts Friday night with an opening ceremony and a big concert at 6 PM. More live music continues on Saturday and Sunday, with performances from bands like The M’Ladies, Link and the Moustaches, and the Quonset Brothers.

Parade & Kids' Fun
On Saturday, enjoy a colorful parade downtown with floats, music, and local groups. Kids will love the special play areas filled with games, crafts, and fun activities.

Rides & Beer Gardens
Have fun on the midway rides, grab some tasty fair food, or relax in the beer gardens with friends and family.

Food & Local Shopping
Try food from different vendors and check out handmade items from local crafters and artists.

Fireworks Show
Finish the weekend with a beautiful fireworks display on Sunday night.

Come enjoy a weekend full of music, food, fun, and community spirit at the Winkler Harvest Festival!

The Morden Corn & Apple Festival is a vibrant, free annual street festival held in downtown Morden, Manitoba—Canada’s largest of its kind. Running from August 22–24, 2025, this community-rooted celebration began in 1967 as part of Canada’s Centennial festivities and has since blossomed into a three-day extravaganza drawing over 80,000 visitors.

Highlights & Experiences

• Free Food & Drinks: Enjoy complimentary hot buttered corn on the cob, apple juice, and cider—freshly harvested and served from midday until early evening.

• Family Fun: There's something for every age—children’s activities, a youth event stage, a gospel stage, plus rides and games courtesy of Wonder Shows midway.

• Local Flair: With a bustling artisan alley, multicultural food booths, and family-friendly entertainment, the festival showcases Morden’s creative spirit.

• Community-Driven: Powered by volunteers and local support, the event reflects Morden’s deep-rooted sense of community hospitality .