The Briercrest Heritage Day
June 14 2025
The community of Briercrest came together this year to plan and organize the Briercrest Heritage Day and made it a huge success!Many hands from several organizations in the community made the load lighter for all and enabled us to have the best Heritage Day ever!
Activities included:
- Show ‘n’ Shine vintage vehicle display
- A slo-pitch tournament
- Beer gardens
- Children's activities including bouncy castles
- Old Tyme music, museum tours, dry camping
- Cowboy poetry, olden day crafts and demonstrations
- First Nations Dancers
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| Show and Shine vehicles included this 1958 Olds 88.; Use mouse over for a second view. | And a 1954 Chevy Bel Air.; Click for a larger picture. |
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There were antique T-Birds - a 1966 convertible with a 390 CU engine and a 1956 with a soft top.
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This 1967 T-Bird owned by Lannie Erickson and a 1967 Mercury Convertible owned by Jack Gadd.
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A 1950 Meteor .................. and a 1987 Corvette
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There were vintage trucks..................... and antique tractors.
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| There were pie and ice cream for sale and a concession stand. | And music by the Dusty Old Farmers. Music Video |
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There were bouncy castles for the kids ..............and a slo-pitch baseball tournament.
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| A 1915 Waterloo Contract Engine sold by T. Eaton Company. This motor was located at the Fisher Farm located 4 miles south of Briercrest. It was used in a grain elevator which was used to unload and load grain to 5 grain bins. Video |
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| The First Nations Dancers. The dancing began with a Circle Dance with members of the audience taking Part. Wayne Fisher from Moose Jaw danced the traditional warrior dance. The female dancer was a young lady named Emili. Video. |