Haywire Farm Festival is a community driven, not-for-profit event dedicated to celebrating Saskatchewan talent and strengthening rural arts and agricultural culture.  Each year, we bring musicians, artists, families, homesteaders, and visitors together on the Haywire Farm for three days of music, workshops, local food, and hands-on learning.

More than a festival, Haywire is a place to share knowledge, build skills, and connect with the land.  We proudly highlight the wisdom of local farmers, gardeners, makers, and small-scale producers who demonstrate what sustainable rural living looks like in real time.  From gardening and foraging to food preservation, herbalism, livestock care, and regenerative practices, guests have the opportunity to learn directly from the people who live and work this way every day. 

As a non-profit organization, every dollar goes directly back into the festival and the community that makes it possible-paying artists fairly, supporting local farms and vendors, upgrading essential infrastructure, and expanding accessible programming.  We believe in transparency, collaboration, and building something meaningful with our neighbours, partners, and guests.  Haywire Farm Festival exists to celebrate creativity, uplift rural voices, inspire self-reliance, and create a welcoming space where people of all ages can gather, learn, and grow-together.