South Country Fair

This Friday, 9pm - Stubbs and The at the Slice in support of South Country Fair.
There will be a 50/50 draw.
There will be chances to win a weekend pass to the fair.
There will be pizza.
AND there will be GREAT music!

Tickets $20 cash at the door.
(18+ only)

See you soon Fair Folks!

South Country Fair looks a little different through every set of eyes.

Some people remember the music. Some remember the workshops. Some remember the late-night campfire conversations.

Share your favourite photo in the comments. We'd love to see the weekend through your lens.

We often thank the people who make the fair possible, but we'd also like to thank the land itself. The river valley provides a place to gather, wander, rest, reconnect, and enjoy music and community in a setting unlike any other.

Its weathered cottonwoods, winding paths, and riverside setting are a big part of what makes the fair feel like home. During the warm days of the festival, we were grateful for every patch of shade we could find beneath those old branches.

Those old trees have seen a lot over the years, and we're thankful they continue to share their beauty with all of us.

A heartfelt thank you to Lowell Yellow Horn (Spiitawakasi/Tall Deer) of the Piikani Nation for bringing the tipi to South Country Fair and for helping us open and close this year's festival.

Through his generosity, knowledge, and commitment to sharing Blackfoot culture and teachings, Lowell helps create a space for reflection, learning, connection, and respect. The tipi stands as a welcoming gathering place throughout the weekend and serves as an important reminder of the land, history, and relationships that make our community stronger.

We are deeply grateful for the time, care, and spirit that Lowell brings to the fair each year. Thank you for helping us begin and end our festival in a good way. ❤️

Please join us in thanking Lowell for all he contributes to the South Country Fair community.

Remember the hot summer days and our time cooling off in this beautiful river? Thank you to the Old Man for always being there to energize us for another evening dancing and celebrating.