Holiday Night Market, Thursday December 4Dec 4. See what's on
Main Street MercantileEst. 1911 building Plan a visit

Good things, made close to home.

Pottery, honey, wool and wood from more than forty prairie makers, on shelves you can browse in person.

Shop the shelves Meet our makers
Inside the shop: dark green walls, wooden shelves of jars, ceramics and folded wool blankets, lit by a tall front window.
Open today 10 am to 6 pm, 118 Main Street

New on the shelves

Restocked every Tuesday. If you see it here, it's in the store, and we'll hold it for two days if you call.

Two-tone stoneware mugs and a speckled cream bowl on a wooden counter against a green wall.

Oat and cream stoneware mug

$38

Whitemud Clay Studio, Treherne
A stack of folded wool blankets in cream, oat and forest green on a wooden bench.

Hand-woven wool throw

$165

Two Rivers Weaving, Carman
A honey dipper, a dish of golden honey and a slab of honeycomb on cream linen.

Raw wildflower honey

$14

Pembina Hills Apiary
Kitchen and table Pantry Wool and linen Candles and soap Kids and toys Cards and paper

The people behind the shelves

Almost everything we sell is made within a two-hour drive. These are a few of the hands.

A woodworker's hands resting on a freshly planed maple cutting board, surrounded by shavings and hand tools.
“Every board starts as a tree someone in the valley had to take down. I just try to give it a second job.”
Arne Thorlakson, Old Grain Woodworks, Morden

Arne's maple and elm boards have been on our counter since the week we opened. Serving boards from $62, oiled and ready to use.

All forty-three makers
Whitemud Clay StudioStoneware, Treherne
Two Rivers WeavingWool and linen, Carman
Pembina Hills ApiaryHoney and beeswax, Manitou
Prairie Lye Co.Cold process soap, Altona

What's on this season

15Nov

Wreath-making with Two Rivers

Dried prairie grasses, wool ribbon and cider. All materials included.

Saturday, 1 pm to 3 pm. $55 per seat

4Dec

Holiday Night Market

Twelve makers in the store and the hall next door, hot chocolate on the sidewalk.

Thursday, 5 pm to 9 pm. Free

13Dec

Free gift wrapping weekend

Bring anything you bought here this year and we'll wrap it in kraft and twine.

Saturday and Sunday, all day

The red brick storefront at golden hour, with a green and white striped awning and green window trim.

Come in and look around

118 Main Street, Pembina Valley, Manitoba

Tuesday to Friday
10 am to 6 pm
Saturday
9 am to 5 pm
Sunday
12 pm to 4 pm
Monday
Closed
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