TRAVEL LIKE A LOCAL | Top 10,000 Places to Visit in Canada
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August
Bruno is home to one of the largest dwarf sour cherry orchards in western Canada. During Bruno Cherry, Sunday in August, enjoy a pancake breakfast and a day of entertainment, activities, and prizes. For children, there are free games, face painting, and balloon twisting.
After hand-picking these delicious cherries, try the amazing cherry-themed foods, including cherry sundaes and cherry smokies. You will not want to miss out on this celebration of the cherries of the prairies!
The Old Fire Hall and Jail are valued as one of the oldest brick fire halls in Saskatchewan. Built-in 1917-1918, the fire hall conveyed a sense of safety and security to the burgeoning town soon after it was incorporated.
The historic fire hall was made of brick manufactured by Bruno’s very own brick plant.
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Stop by the Bruno Pioneer Park and check out an old jailhouse with two jail cells still intact.
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Opened in 1970, Bruno Golf and Country Club is a 9-hole course in close proximity to many services, including grocery, gas, and sewage disposal. Enjoy a quick round amidst the stunning scenery away from the hustle and bustle of town!
From humble beginnings in 2017 as a home-based business, today, The Garage Gallery is now on Bruno’s main street featuring the artwork of Saskatchewan authors and artists. The Gallery also provides space for other home-based businesses to appear in pop-up shops and other workshops.
With nine campsites at this location, Bruno’s campground is fun to spend weekends and summers with family and friends. Enjoy golf and barbecued burgers during the day, and end everything off by sitting around the fire with marshmallows.
