August 8 & 9, 2026
Whether you’re craving fresh market finds, sweeping valley views, or a taste of life on a working farm, the Regina region offers an unforgettable way to experience Saskatchewan’s agriculture. Start your day at the Regina Farmers’ Market, then head out of the city and hit the road—north or south, you’ll find farms ready to welcome you with open arms, full hearts, and plenty of homemade goodness. No matter which route you take, there’s a delicious and down-to-earth adventure waiting just outside the city limits.
Stop #1: Over the Hill Orchards & Winery
(20 minutes North of Regina)
Owners Dean and Sylvia Kreutzer have spent 26 years perfecting the flavours of Prairie Cherries, rhubarb, peaches, apricots, apples and grapes to blend wines that transport you to much warmer climates. With a 90-day growing season, Dean has bred fruit trees and created spaces to innovatively grow fruit that should typically not be grown here.
Located between Regina and Lumsden, this drive from the Saskatchewan prairies to valley views will be a perfect addition to your Open Farm Days weekend.
What’s Happening?
Book ahead and enjoy all weekend: Picnic in the Orchard, Supper in the Orchard, or Flowers in the Orchard.
Prairie Cherry Festival August 9 from 10am – 3pm that includes:
- Orchard walking tour at 11am (free)
- Live Music @ 1pm by Eli Barsi
- Cherry Pit Spit Contest at 2pm
- Kids Cherry themed activities all day
- Cherry Tart Picnics in the Orchard all day
Sips: 13 varieties of wine, a non-alcolic cherry spritzer, and prairie cherry tea.
Hours: 10 am -5 pm Saturday & Sunday
Stop #2- Seven Meadows Farm
(30 minutes North of Regina)
Not your average greenhouse. Located just outside of Regina Beach, the Hepting family grows incredible tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers, and turns them into a range of tasty products from salsas to sauces. The Hepting family name translates from German to English as “Seven Meadows,” giving Seven Meadows Farm its name. With a family history in agriculture, they want to stay connected to a family-oriented agri-business. A hydroponic and high-wire system allows the farm to grow cucumbers, tomatoes, and peppers with a much longer growing season than Saskatchewan typically allows.
Come ready to taste the farm-to-table goodness after your greenhouse tour that includes cucumber salsa, sauces, relishes, and pickled products. They have also followed their passion and developed ciders to take home and enjoy with Saskatchewan flavours, including Strawberry Rhubarb and classic apple. We can’t say which is our favourite, so it’s best to buy one of each to try…
What’s Happening?
- Guided Tour of greenhouse: Tour of our high wire, hydroponic greenhouse.
- Taste testing of our amazing canned goods, such as Spiced Cucumber Salsa, Sweet Cucumber Relish, Spiced Roasted Tomato Salsa, Pickled Daredevil peppers, cowboy candy, as well as fresh vine-ripened produce.
- Refreshments are available too
Sips: No sampling onsite, but cider will be available for purchase.
Saturday Hours: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Sunday Hours: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Stop #3: Prairie Bee Meadery
(1 hour from Regina)
If you haven’t explored Saskatchewan’s craft beverage scene yet, Prairie Bee Meadery is the perfect excuse for your next Open Farm Days road trip. Nestled just west of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan’s premier craft meadery creates internationally award-winning meads in small, deliberate batches using 100% local honey and real Canadian fruit.
Their unique, diverse flavour profiles offer something for everyone, from seasoned wine connoisseurs to the merely curious—and you don’t even have to leave your furry co-pilot behind. Thanks to their dedicated, off-leash Dog Barking Lot, your pup can stretch their legs and play safely while you enjoy a beautiful, taste-testing afternoon in the prairie countryside.
What’s Happening?
Pollinator Pathway Self-Guided Experience (free): This family-friendly experience explores humanity’s partnership with honeybees, how they live, work, and help sustain our food systems, suitable for all ages!
Honey Extraction Demonstration: Join us Saturday and Sunday for live honey extraction demonstrations, from uncapping frames through to bottling honey. Participants can get hands-on with the process — and maybee a little sticky.
Sips: Sample a variety of Mead onsite, or take part in the Honey Wine Highway is a guided tasting experience exploring how local Saskatchewan honey is transformed into award-winning mead. Guests enjoy storytelling, behind-the-scenes winery access, and curated samples in a relaxed prairie setting.
Tours run Saturday at 11:00 AM, 1:30 PM and 3:00 PM
Saturday Hours: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Sunday Hours: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
How to Participate in Saskatchewan Open Farm Days as a Farmers’ Market
