The city of Bsharri is preparing to host the 2026 Bsharri Apple Festival, an event celebrating the apple season and the bounty of the Lebanese land.
The festival brings together local farmers and producers, along with a number of entrepreneurs, in a unique family-friendly and entertaining atmosphere.
The festival will take place on Saturday, September 5, 2026, at Mar Saba Square in Bsharri, from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Admission to the festival is free for all visitors.
The Bsharri Apple Festival Celebrates Farmers
The Bsharri Apple Festival offers an opportunity to discover different varieties of Lebanese apples and purchase them directly from local producers.
Visitors can also discover a range of apple-based products, including jams, juices, and other traditional foods and household items.
Through this event, the organizers aim to highlight the importance of local agriculture,
particularly the apple season, which is a primary source of income for many families and farmers in the region.
Local Projects and Products at the Festival
The festival is not limited to agricultural products. A number of local business owners and entrepreneurs are participating to showcase their products and promote their work.
Women-led startups are also participating in the event, giving their owners a platform to showcase their products and reach a wider audience.
Consequently, the festival serves as an opportunity to support the local economy and encourage small businesses, in addition to celebrating apple season.
Contests and Family-Friendly Activities
In addition to shopping and discovering local products, the festival features a variety of contests and entertainment.
Families can spend several hours enjoying a mix of entertainment, nature, and local farm products.
The event also gives visitors the chance to stroll among the stalls of farmers and producers and sample apple-inspired products and other local delicacies.
The 2026 Bsharri Apple Festival underscores the importance of supporting Lebanese farmers and encouraging local production,
as well as introducing visitors to Bsharri’s distinctive agricultural products and local initiatives.
