Manitoba

Apple and Pine Market Brings Fall Harvest Market Back to Brandon

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August 25, 2026 6:11 pm

The Apple & Pine Market will hold its second annual Fall Harvest Market on Saturday, September 19, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM in the Clara Tent at the Keystone Centre in Brandon, Manitoba. The one-day event showcases locally designed, crafted, and inspired goods from Manitoba vendors.

Founded in 2018 by Cassandra Lesiuk and Michelle Lewis, Apple & Pine Market was created to celebrate the talented artisans right here in Manitoba and give local artists, designers, and entrepreneurs a space to connect directly with their community.

The inaugural Fall Harvest Market in September 2025 featured 75 vendors from Brandon, Westman, Winnipeg, and Saskatchewan, drawing approximately 1,500 attendees over the two-day event. Visitors browsed stalls featuring local favourites such as Baltic Brothers, Dead Horse Cider, and Sheepdog Brew, alongside handmade crafts, farm-to-table produce, pumpkins, live music, and a kids’ corner.

Apple & Pine Market partners with a local charity at each market event. The 2025 Fall Harvest Market raised funds for Brandon Regional Search and Rescue, continuing the organization’s tradition of supporting community causes.

This year’s event returns to the Keystone Centre, a 540,000 square foot multi-purpose convention facility at 1175 18th Street in Brandon’s busiest commercial district. The Clara Tent provides an indoor setting for the market, offering weather protection for vendors and shoppers.

Residents interested in supporting local businesses and finding fresh harvest goods can attend the Fall Harvest Market on September 19. Admission details are available through Apple & Pine Market.

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