Cranbrook businesses extend hours for holiday shopping night

Downtown Cranbrook is set to kick off the holiday season with its annual Shopping Night this Friday, Nov. 28, from 5 to 9 p.m..

The businesses will stay open late to roll out exclusive deals, treats, and in-store surprises for shoppers. A Downtown Giveaway will also give visitors a chance to win a grand prize filled with gifts and goodies from participating shops.

Just when you think there’s enough excitement, there will be live carolling by Sun Valley Song will begin at 6:30 p.m., adding festive cheer to the downtown atmosphere.

Organizers are encouraging residents to shop local, enjoy seasonal snacks and take in the holiday spirit with friends and family.

A full list of participating businesses is available through Downtown Cranbrook’s official channels.


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Layne Gallant
Layne Gallant
Layne is beginning her broadcast journalism career and joined Vista Radio in 2025. She grew up in Saskatoon and graduated from the Radio and Television Broadcasting program at Western Academy Broadcasting College in June 2025. She moved to Cranbrook in fall 2025. She is a lifelong animal lover, especially cats, and has a background in competitive dance. She is excited to call Cranbrook home and get to know the community.

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