Farmers Market Every Wednesday June to September 5 to 7 pm CPR Park South End of Main Street Carberry Homecoming Street Festival yearly the last weekend of August Spruce Woods Provincial Park – located south of Carberry on Highway 5. The Spirit Sands Desert is located within the park. Camp Hughes, WWI trenches, National Historic Site west of Carberry Sandhills Golf & Country Club – one of the longest nine-hole golf courses in Manitoba at a length of 2.95 kilometres (3228 yards). Sand Hills Casino – located south of Carberry on Highway 5. Media Carberry is home to the Carberry News-Express – weekly newspaper and channel 12 television(WCG cable only) – WCG Community Access Channel. Notable people Richard Burton – actor - posted to Carberry as a Royal Air Force instructor during World War II. Mary Carter (née Munn), one of the first female judges in Saskatchewan; part of childhood spent in Carberry. Mitchell Grobb – musician Bob Leslie – hockey coach and executive Wilfrid Reid "Wop" May – pilot, World War One hero Ernest Thompson Seton – author, artist, Woodcraft Indians founder, Boy Scouts of America founder Joan Thomas, author See also List of communities in Manitoba References External links Town of Carberry Towns in Manitoba