Sept 11 & 12 2026 Creston Flats Stables, 633 Indian Road Get directions

Creston’s longest-running event Since 1918

Creston Valley Fall Fair

Fri111 pm to 10 pm
Sat129 am to 10 pm
September 2026

Creston Flats Stables
633 Indian Road, Creston, BC

2026 theme: “Rhinestone Cowboy”

Our 2026 theme

Rhinestone Cowboy

Polish your boots and add a little sparkle! Creston businesses can decorate their windows to the theme in the Storefront Window Contest.

About the window contest

100+years of fall fairs

800+classes to enter

3,500visitors every year

2days of country fun

Good to know before you go

  • Bring cash

    There is no bank machine (ATM) at the fair.

  • Free bus to the fair

    BC Transit runs a free bus from the Creston Rec Centre every 2 hours.

  • Plenty of parking

    Parking on site, with more across the road.

  • Please leave pets at home

    The fairgrounds are a working farm and horse stables.

A tradition for over 100 years

The Creston Valley Fall Fair celebrates the valley’s farming heritage with local produce, livestock, crafts, delicious local food and family-friendly fun.

Come and see the finest local livestock, fruit and vegetables, baking, preserves and crafts, cheer on the horses in the arena, and enjoy live music all weekend.

A young cowgirl in a straw hat watches riders in the arena, with the mountains behind.

Save the date

Add both fair days, with the opening hours and address, to the calendar on your phone or computer.

Add to my calendar

Works with most phone and computer calendars.

Get a reminder by email

We’ll send you one email a week before the fair, so you don’t miss it.

We only use your address for fair reminders, and every email has a link to stop them.

Thank you to our sponsors

The fair is made possible by local businesses and groups. Your business could be the first one shown here.

Support the fair: buy a 50/50 ticket

Half of the money goes to the winner and half helps run the fair. The draw is on Saturday at 8 pm in the Outdoor Arena.

Prize-winning tomatoes and squash on display, with a “Vegetables” sign.