Saskatchewan Open Farm Days
August 8 & 9, 2026 - Where the journey from field to fork becomes an unforgettable memory.
  August 8 & 9, 2026
There’s nothing quite like hitting the grid roads, rolling down the windows, and taking in the infinite Saskatchewan sky. Saskatchewan Open Farm Days is back on August 8 &9, 2026! It’s the ultimate weekend “Ag-Cation” where local producers, market gardens, orchards, and ranches open their gates to show families how our food goes from farm …
August 8 & 9,2026 This two-day road trip from Saskatoon is perfect for anyone looking to slow down, reconnect with the countryside, and enjoy hands-on farm experiences along the way. Your adventure begins with a drive to Riverbend Trading Post, nestled along the North Saskatchewan River just outside Lloydminster. After an overnight stay, continue your …
Welcome to the Field to the Warehouse District Tour, a weekend-long urban agriculture trail that bridges the gap between rural Saskatchewan farms and the bustling urban commerce of Regina’s historic Warehouse District.
Did you know the Saskatoon region is home to some of the most productive farmland in Canada, growing everything from wheat and canola to pulses that feed the world? It’s a thriving hub where city streets and prairie fields meet!
In this prairie province, renowned for its vast landscapes and rich agricultural heritage, shopping for local food is easily accessible.
Saskatoon and its neighboring towns boast excellent dining establishments dedicated to crafting dishes with fresh, locally sourced ingredients at their core.
With its abundant natural resources, including pristine water sources and locally grown grains, Saskatchewan provides the perfect backdrop for high-quality beer and spirits production.
With all the farmland and agricultural production in the province, it's no surprise Saskatchewan boasts such a thriving craft beverage scene!
In Southwest Saskatchewan, the wide-open skies and golden fields tell a story of resilience, innovation, and connection to the land.
As a producer, your “office” is thousands of acres of soil, a bustling calving pen, or a high-tech greenhouse. You know the hard work that goes into every bushel of grain and what it takes to raise each animal, but does the average person in Regina or Saskatoon? With more people than ever looking to …
