Fawn & Cub Market tickets will be sold online on Eventbrite and at the Market entrance (depending on current Health Regulations) Our Next Market will be on August 29th, 2021. CLICK HERE to go to our event page on Facebook. Be sure to follow up on Instagram to see who is coming to our next Market. Stay Tuned!
Located in the Pembina Valley, Fawn & Cub is a unique shopping experience where shoppers get to meet the “Makers” face-to-face, while learning the stories behind the products. With over a hundred Canadian small businesses to shop from, there is always something for everyone. We encourage everyone to shop small and support local!
Our Next Artisan Market will be on Sat Nov 13 + Sun Nov 14 at the Meridian Exhibition Centre in Winkler, MB!
Admission is $5.00 for General Admission. Tickets are available on Eventbrite and at the Market Entrance.
Tickets are available NOW! Click HERE to purchase!
**COVID- 19**
Due to COVID-19, there will be select shopping times available in order to avoid potential crowding. Our venue is approx. 20,000 sq. ft and we will be adhering to ALL health and safety protocols. Masks are MANDATORY. Medical Passports are not needed to enter the Market as we fall under retail guidelines.
Hand Sanitizers will be available at every booth, as well as at the Entrance/Exit of the Market. The safety of our shoppers, makers and staff is our top priority and we appreciate everyone’s patience if we do have line-ups to enter.
Check out the Fawn & Cub Online Directory! Here you can browse through over 100 Makers in Manitoba and be able to find their websites, socials and shops! Just another way to fall in love with these handcrafted businesses..
Our 2022 dates are coming soon! Due to COVID-19, our planning process has been on a month-to-month basis. If you would like to know where we are at, please email us at fawnandcubmarket@gmail.com. We would love to have you be a part of this unique shopping experience in Southern Manitoba. Share your brand and reach new customers in an extensive region with a long history of loving all things handcrafted.
