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Take a piece of Folk Fest home with you, whether it’s a record by your new favourite artist, a Folk Fest T-shirt or a hand-made treasure.
Festival Merch
Festival merchandise can be purchased in our office (203-211 Bannatyne Ave.) pre-festival or on-site at the Music Store.
2020 Crewneck Sweatshirt - $45.00
Sizes (Unisex): S, M, L, XL, 2XL
Discounted 2019 Winnipeg Folk Festival merchandise includes:
hoodie ($40), hat ($15), mug ($5), poster ($5), toque ($15)
Hand-Made Village
Folk music festivals have a longstanding history of fostering the craft of traditional folk art. Our Hand-Made Village offers wares from the best collection of crafters and artisans you’ll find anywhere. Inspired instruments, clothing, art, crafts and jewelry, all together in a village at our festival.
Numbers below correspond to the map on the right.
For hundreds of years Indigenous peoples have used elements from nature as a form of artistic expression and adornment. Anishinaabe Girl continues this tradition of harvesting and accessing natural elements to create one of a kind jewelry designs with a touch of boujee glam. Using delicate furs, leathers, gemstones, metals, rustic birchbark, antlers and porcupine quills with distinctive Anishinaabe cultural artwares, Anishinaabe Girl’s creations have been well-known in Manitoba for more than 15 years.
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Kylie’s ideas are a mix of everyday images, inspired by the Prairies, nature, travel and urban cycling. From pillows to patches, to your favourite t-shirt, there's something for everyone! All product is created with the environment in mind and screen printed in a small Winnipeg studio with environmentally friendly water-based inks.
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Earth and Hide products are connected with its owner through the things they carry, and the way they’re used. Every customer has a unique story and their product will become an integral part of that story especially through consistent use. Imagine what you put in your bag and the importance these items have; the contacts in your phone, the things that are written with your pen, the emails exchanged on your laptop, the drawings held within your sketchbook. Chuck’s hope is that his work will be an integral part of the amazing things his customers do.
Ed Dufort uses the natural grains, knots and colours found in the wood to inspire the creation of unique images relating to the natural landscapes and outdoor scenes he has grown up to love in his native province of Manitoba and elsewhere.
Hodgepodgery goods are lovingly made and designed in Winnipeg. Come find carefully crafted and one of a kind pieces of fibre art, jewelry and other treasures!
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StufF bags organize your life! They are perfect for travel, make-up, toiletries, cords, chargers, medications, kid’s toys, pencils and essential oils. These bags are meticulously made locally from discontinued designer fabric samples. A portion of each sale returns to children, youth and families through The Winnipeg Foundation.
A whimsical display of one of a kind works of art inspired by the designs of nature. Items include hand-painted treasure boxes, light switch plates, decorative tiles, greeting cards, bookmarks, pins, magnets, canvas paintings and puzzles.
Pottery is made to be used. An ancient craft dating back thousands of years. Alan uses original techniques, firing an ancient style kiln and throwing on a foot-powered wheel.
With over 40 years’ experience in mehndi body art creating freehand designs, Aruna excels in the latest elegant and intricate designs to suit the festival mood. Proud to be part of festivals for over 20 years.
Noel is an Ojibway artisan offering hand-made, hand-painted, Indigenous art pieces using traditional methods.
Locally crafted Quaker style brooms made by a passionate broom maker. These brooms stand the test of time and display both artistry and practicality – creating something that is both beautiful and functional.
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Sarah Sue Design creates modern sustainable clothing with exquisite fabric and exceptional finishing. Sarah uses luxurious linen, hemp, bamboo and lyocell to construct modern styles of coveted jumpsuits, flowy tunics, boxy cardigans and one of a kind pieces. Her small-batch collections use minimalistic and contemporary silhouettes for a timeless look that can be worn all year round. Featuring flattering styles for all shapes and sizes (XS-3XL). Supporting the slow fashion movement while being made ethically right here in Manitoba.
Vintage-inspired hand blocked millinery.
ZAM!! Zany. Amazing. Magical! Enjoy innovative playthings to juggle, twirl, kick, bounce, spin, imagine and pretend. Wander by the Wonderful World of ZAM!! And join in on the FUN!
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ZSJ Silks creates machine washable silk scarves, shawls and body wraps, jackets, tops, pants and skirts, as well as up 4+ yard long creations. Bamboo and cotton dyed dresses are also hand-dyed. Multi-functional, wearable and washable works of art, and hand-painted silk wall hangings.