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Massachusetts Fairs Directory
Major Fairs
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Adams Fair
Bowe Field, off Rte. 8, Old Columbia St., Adams.
July 31-August 2
Fri. 5:00pm-10:00pm, Sat. 9:00am-10:00pm, Sun. 9:00am-6:00pm, Adults: $5.00;
Sun. $6.00; Children $1.00; (adult) 3-day pass $10.00.
Demolition derby, Prince & Princess contest, adult & youth cattle,
sheep, goat, poultry, & rabbit exhibits, horse, pony, ox pull, magic
shows, agricultural, horticultural & home exhibits, petal tractor contest,
games, knife throwing act. Demonstrations, pony rides, food concessions,
rides, classic cars. “Shut-Up and Dance”, motor sport events, “Pioneer
Valley Fiddlers”, sheep dog demonstration, antique engine demonstration.
Contact Person: Secretary: Patricia Wheeler, P.O. Box 124, Adams, MA 01220,
413-358-1541, pat2148@verizon.net, www.Adamsfair.com.
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Barnstable County Fair
1220 Nathan S. Ellis Highway, East Falmouth.
July 17 - 25
Fri. Sat. & Sun. 11:00am-10:00pm, Mon.-Thurs. 4:00pm-10:00pm, Adults: $10.00; 12 & under free.
Daily livestock show, daily entertainment, youth & adult building displays,
horticultural displays, arts & crafts, commercial vendors, Rockwell
amusement, food. Contact Person: Secretary: Wendy Brown, 1220 Nathan S.
Ellis Highway, East Falmouth, MA 02536, 508-563-3200, info@barnstablecountyfair.org,
www.Barnstablecountyfair.org.
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Blandford Fair
North St., Blandford.
September 4 - 7
Fri. 3:00pm-9:00pm, Sat. & Sun. 8:00am-9:00pm, Mon. 8:00am-7:00pm, Adults: $7.00; seniors; $4.00; under 12 free.
Horse, ox & pony draws, stage shows, truck pulls, hall exhibits - adult
& youth, 2 day horse show, cattle, sheep & goat show, rabbit &
poultry show, midway/rides. Contact Person: Secretary: Brenda L. Blood,
2 Beagle Club Rd. Blandford, MA 01008, 413-848-2888,www.TheBlandfordFair.com.
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Brockton Fair
Rte. 123, Belmont St., Brockton.
July 2 - 7
Thurs., Fri., Mon., Tues., 5:00pm-midnight. Sat. & Sun., 2:00pm–midnight, Parking & admission package $15.00; Walk-up admission $5.00; under 10 - $1.00.
Reithoffer Midway, fireworks, demo derby, petting farm, Magic of Lance
Gifford. Contact Person: Secretary: Maura Carney, P.O. Box 172, Raynham,
MA 02767, 508-586-8000, Keri@brocktonfair.com, www.Brocktonfair.com. |
Cummington Fair
97 Fairgrounds Rd., Cummington.
August 27 - 30
Thurs. & Fri. 4:00pm-11:00pm, Sat. 8:00am-11:00pm, Sun. 8:00am-10:00pm,
Adults: $8.00; children $4.00; under 10 free.
Truck pull Thur., demolition derby Fri., Rides Sat. & Sun. Contact
Person: Secretary: Karen Rida, P.O. Box 593, Worthington, MA 01098, 413-238-5380,
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Eastern States Exposition
1305 Memorial Ave., West Springfield.
September 18 - October 4
Daily 8:00am-10:00pm, Admission: Mon.-Thurs. Adults: $12.00; children 6-12 $8.00; Fri.-Sun.: Adults: $15.00; children 6-12 $10.00; under 6 free all days. Seniors (60+), Mon.-Thurs. $10.00.”Five After Five” - Gate admission is just $5.00 - after 5pm. Mon.-Thurs. 17-Day Value Pass-good all 17 days of the Fair. Adults: $40.00; children 6-12 $26.00; Advance Discount Tickets: Purchase online by Sept. 11th. Adults: $10.00; children $8.00; 17-Day Value Pass, Adults: $35.00; children (6-12) $23.00; (Note: Regular priced tickets & value passes available online beginning, Sept. 12th.) Advance tickets and concert tickets available at www.thebige.com.
A 2009 ABA Top 100 Event! Each year, more than 1 million guests visit the
Big E, New England’s Autumn Tradition, during the region’s most colorful
season. Free entertainment on the Court of Honor Stage includes: The Star
of the Peking Acrobats, all 17 days. Booked to date on the Comcast Arena
Stage are: Little Big Town, Sept. 26 and the Brett Michaels Rock of Love
Tour, Oct. 3. The Sea Lion Splash returns to the north end of the Avenue
of States Sept. 17-Oct. 4. All entertainment is subject to change. Highlights
include: a spectacular Mardi Gras parade; The Big E Super Circus; ESE Horse
Show; ESE Draft Horse Show; agricultural, 4-H & FFA contests and events;
Big E Gold Wine Competition (winning wines on display); Petting Zoo; Farm-A-Rama;
amusement rides; Better Living Center; New England Center; Creative Arts
Show; Storrowton Village Museum; The Avenue of States; Crafts; Shopping;
The Big E Cream Puff; and foods from around the world. www.thebige.com. |
Franklin County Fair
Wisdom Way, Greenfield.
September 10-13
Thurs. 3:00pm, Fri. 12:00pm, Sat. & Sun. 8:00am. Adults: $8.00; youth
(11-17) $6.00; seniors (60+) $5.00; under 10 free.
Agricultural exhibits and competitions including: cattle, poultry, sheep, rabbits, draft horse pulls (Sat.), oxen draws (Sun.) Fiesta shows midway, demolition derby, musical entertainment, Kick-off parade (Thurs.) public safety parade & firefighters’ muster (Sun.) Concessions, Fair Museum.
Flying Wallenchas (Thurs.-Sat.). Contact Person: Secretary: Marian Noga,
P.O. Box 564, 89 Wisdom Way, Greenfield, MA 01302, 413-774-4282, www.fcas.com. |
Heath Fair
Hosmer Rd., Heath.
August 21 - 23
Fri. 5:00pm-11:00pm, Sat. 8:30am-11:00pm, Sun. 8:30am-5:00pm. Adults: $6.00;
seniors $3.00; children 10 and under free.
Description: Three days of family fun - music, fireworks, kids games, horse
draw, tractor & truck pulls, crafts, exhibits, demonstrations, animal
judging, chicken BBQ, square dancing. Most everything is free with admission.
Contact Person: Secretary: Gloria Fisher, P.O. Box 10, Heath, MA 01346,
413-337-6626, www.heathfair.org.
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Littleville Fair
15 Kinnebrook Rd., Chester.
August 7 - 9
Fri. 4:00pm-10:00pm, Sat. 8:00am-10:00pm, Sun. 8:00am-7:00pm. Adults: $6.00;
seniors $5.00; ages 10 & under free.
Horse & oxen draws, truck pull (Sat.) battle of the bands Fri., midway,
games, magician, clown, live bands, petting zoo, pony rides, dairy &
beef cattle show, sheep show, rabbits & poultry, exhibit hall, kids
bike giveaway. Crafts, vendors & concessions, Smokey the Bear, Midway
includes: bounce house and kids water slide. Bike give away on Sat. raffles
and more to be announced. Sit Down Turkey Dinner on Sun. from 1:00pm-5:00pm.
Contact Person: Secretary: Judy Peloquin, 21 Church Rd., Huntington, MA
01050, 413-667-3987, littlevillefair1@aol.com. |
Marshfield Fair
Rte. 3A. 140 Main St., Marshfield.
August 21 - 30
Weekdays Noon-10:00pm, Weekends 10:00am-10:00pm, Adults: $10.00; children
6 & under free.
Parking $5.00.
Demolition Derbies, super motor cross, Blues Musical Festivals, Oldies
Shows, Windham Mountain Ranch Wild West Show, Fiesta shows, rides, games,
horse, ox & pony pull, team penning competition, truck pulling, full
4-H program, agriculture, horticulture, arts & crafts, giant model
railroad display, giant pumpkin competition, magicians, fiddlers, stilt
walkers, chainsaw artists, blacksmith, Raptor Birds of Prey, draft horse
display, racing pigs. Contact Person: Secretary: Carleton Chandler, P.O.
Box 5, Marshfield, MA 02050, 781-834-6629, operations@marshfieldfair.org,
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Martha's Vineyard Fair
35 Panhandle Rd. , West Tisbury.
August 20 - 23
Thurs., Fri. & Sat. 10:00am-11:00pm, Sun. 10:00am-7:00pm. Adults: $8.00;
seniors & youth $5.00; under 5 free.
Livestock show, pet show, ox pull, draft horse pull, woodsmen’s contest,
dog show, women’s skillet throw, Oyster Shucking Contest, fiber tent, local
food & craft booths, Midway-Cushing Amusements, Robinson’s Racing Pigs,
gymnastics demonstration, music, puppet shows. Exhibits: vegetables, fruit,
flowers, baked goods, preserves, quilts, sewing, knitting, handicrafts,
art, and photography. Contact Person: Secretary: Eleanor Newbert, P.O.
Box 73, West Tisbury, MA 02575, 508-693-4343.
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Middleborough Fair
Rte. 123, Belmont St., Brockton.
July 8 - 12
Wed. Thurs. Fri., 5:00pm-midnight, Sat. & Sun., 2:00pm–midnight. Parking & admission package $15.00 per car; walk-up admission $5.00; children under 10 free.
Fireworks, demolition derby, Reithoffer Midway, petting farm, Magic of Lance Gifford. Contact Person: Secretary: Maura J. Carney, P.O. Box 172 Raynham MA 02767, 508-586-8000.
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Middlefield Fair
7 Bell Road, Middlefield.
August 14-16
Fri. gates open at 4:00pm. Sat. & Sun. gates open 7:00am. Adults: $5.00;
children 12 & under free.
Fri.’s Highlights: Truck pulls; 4X4 Stone Boat Pull; Burn-Out Contest Sat.
Exhibit hall is open all weekend. Chili cook off Sat. Horse pulls, horse
demo on Sun. Birds of Prey demo.The Band Yankee Notions Sun., magician,
evening fun with the Rock Hounds. Sat. All you can eat pancake breakfast
on Sun.; antique & farm tractor pull, oxen draws, craft vendors, bicycle
give aways each day, free fun for children. Contact Person: Secretary:
Eleanor Doyle, P.O. Box 23, Middlefield, MA 01243, 413–623–5350, www.middlefieldfair.com.
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Rehoboth Fair
Intersection of Wheaton & Almeida Roads, Rehoboth
August 6 - 9
Thurs. 4:00pm, Fri. Noon. Sat. & Sun. 8:00am, Thurs. & Fri. Adults: $6.00; Sat. & Sun. $8.00; children (6-12) $4.00; under 6 free.
Petting zoo and livestock exhibits, kiddie tractor pedal pull, adult tractor
pulls, MA Minis Southern N.E. Pullers as well as garden & farm tractor
pulls, ox pulling, registered miniature horse show, adult & youth Gym
Kana Horse Show, midway, rides & mud bog races, demolition derby, food
& commercial exhibits, lawn & garden, arts & crafts. Contact
Person: Secretary: David Davignon, P.O. Box 123 Rehoboth MA 02769, 508-226-0276,
car2@rehobothfire.com, www.therehobothfair.com. |
Spencer Fair
Smithville Rd., Spencer.
September 4 - 7
Fri., Sat., & Sun., gates open 8:00am-9:00pm, buildings open 10:00am-10:00pm, carnival open 11:00am-11:00pm, Mon., gates open 8:00am-7:00pm, buildings open 10:00am-8:00pm. Carnival open 11:00am-9:00pm. Adults: $10.00; advance sale $7.00; seniors $6.00; children (7-12) $6.00; under 7 free. Weekend pass $25.00; parking free.
Four Day Country Fair with entertainment geared towards the whole family
including demolition derbies, High Flying Pages, agricultural and craft
exhibits, petting zoos, cattle shows, poultry exhibit, horse pulls, oxen
pulls, tractor pulls, Karaoke, carnival, free style motocross, and various
stage shows. Contact Person: Secretary: Pam Hale, P.O. Box 46, Spencer,
MA 01562, 508-958-2119 or 508-885-5814, www.SpencerFair.org. |
Three County Fair
Bridge St., Northampton
September 4 - 7
11:00am-10:00pm. Adults: $10.00; seniors $8.00; children 12 & under
free
Demolition derbies, monster trucks, Oldies Nite, “Preach in the Blue” horse
pull, ox pull, skid steer rodeo, horse show, llama show, agriculture and
animal exhibits. Contact Person: Secretary: Bruce R. Shallcross, P.O. Box
305, Northampton, MA 01061, 413-584-2237 ext. 113, Hampfair@verizon.net;
www.3CountyFair.com.
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Topsfield Fair
Rte. 1., Topsfield.
October 2 - 12
10:00am-10:00pm, (Oct. 2, 4:00pm-10:00pm). Adults: $10.00 weekdays; $12.00
weekends & Columbus Day; under 8 free; Senior Citizens Day, Oct. 5th,
age 60 and over $7.00; Three-Day Pass, $21.00; discounted advanced sale
admission and ride tickets available (call 888-RT1-Fair) 888-781-3247 after
July 6. MC/VISA/AMEX accepted. Wheel chair visitors admitted free.
The country’s oldest, continually operating county fair...191 years. Opening
day parade, 9:00am from town center of Topsfield. Ticketed show, Animal
Planet’s Jeff Corwin and “Tales From the Field: Oct. 3rd. Other attractions
include: Colgate Country Showdown, Oct. 3rd. Hallamore Clydesdale Hitch,
Chef Landry’s Comedy Cooking Show, Robinson’s Racing Pigs, T-Bone, Lon
Cerel, Magician Jason Hudy, Garden expert Paul Parent, local musicians
and magic acts on five stages; Check www.topsfieldfair.org for information on additional shows, (all entertainment is subject to change). Other highlights include: The New England Giant Pumpkin weigh-off, Oct. 3rd; premier fall flower show; vegetables and fruit displays; cattle , poultry, sheep, rabbit, goat, alpaca and llama shows; draft horse show, horse, oxen and tractor pulling; art show, home arts and demonstrations; fair trade center; national cooking contests; blacksmith shop; wood carving; maple sugar shack; wine and beer making competitions, (winning beer and wine on display); beekeeping and honey exhibit; Kiddie Korral; Grange/Fair Museum; Essex County Farmyard; Cummerford’s Petting Zoo; Fiesta Shows Midway. Contact Person: Secretary: Ann Savage, P.O. Box 134, Topsfield, MA 01983, 978-887-5000essex@topsfieldfair.org, www.topsfieldfair.org. |
Westfield Fair
Russellville Rd.
August 21 - 23
Fri. 5:00pm-9:00pm, Sat. 8:00am-9:00pm, Sun. 8:00am-5:00pm. Adults: $7.00;
seniors $5.00; 12 & under free with paid adult admission. Free parking.
Description: Amusements & games for younger children, petting zoo,
agricultural & livestock exhibits, live entertainment on stage, craft
barn. Horse show, kids day Sat., free bike raffle, pedal tractor pull,
kids games, truck pull Fri. night, oxen pull & demolition derby on
Sat., tractor pull & oxen pull on Sun., Idol competition on Sun. Contact
Person: Secretary: Mary Phelon, 227 Pochassic Rd., Westfield, MA 01085,
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Town Common, Main St., Belchertown.
September 25 - 27
Fri. 4:00pm-10:00pm, Sat. 10:00am-10:00pm, Sun. Noon-6:00pm. Admission:
Free.
Wrist band program Fri. night, rides, parade on Sat. horse pull on Sat.,
ox draw on Sun., baby show, small animal exhibits, 4-H tent, large exhibit
hall, free entertainment in the Social Tent and activities within the kids
tent. Schedule incomplete, see web site for details. Contact Person: Secretary:
Cindy Brown, P.O. Box 670, Belchertown, MA 01007, 413-896-0883 or 413-323-6654,
Btrike@aol.com, www.belchertownfair.com. |
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The Fairgrounds at Lancaster, Rte. 117.
August 13-16
Adults: $10: children (7-12) $5.00; seniors $8.00; under 6 free
Huge animal shows, horticultural exhibits, farmer’s market exhibit hall,
100 vendor craft show, commercial vendors, live stage entertainment, horse
& oxen pull, tractor pull, lumberjack show, midway, 30 food vendors,
pony rides, beekeeping & honey exhibits, rooster crowing contest, horse
show, racing pigs, thrill shows, kids country featuring musicians, singers,
animal petting zoo, sheep sheering, goat milking. Contact Person: Secretary:
Rose Darden, P.O. Box 154, Bolton, MA 01740, 978-365-7206, www.boltonfair.org. |
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158 Tihonet Road, Wareham.
October 10 & 11
10:00am-4:00pm. Adults: $2.00; under 6 free; some activities have additional
fees; Free parking; Bus, RV & handicap parking.
Cape Cod Cranberry Growers Association jointly with A.D. Makepeace Company
host the Sixth Annual Harvest Celebration with the Following attractions:
Cranberry Harvest Tours: Enjoy of the crimson harvest, watch the berries
float to the surface and then be corralled for removal and transportation
for delivery to Ocean Spray Cranberries processing plant. Tours are free
with your admission. Helicopter Tours: Take a moment to enjoy the cranberry
harvest, the spectacular landscape and beautiful fall foliage from the
air. Children’s Activities: The kids will enjoy endless activities, many
offered by area nonprofit organizations. Wagon rides, pony rides and the
Suspenders Juggling Troupe are just a few of the things the kids will love.
Live Music & Cooking demonstrations. Enjoy live musical entertainment
from some of the best local talents. Cooking demonstrations are presented
throughout the day with some of the area’s finest chefs and students. Educational
& Historic Displays: Take a trip to the past when you visit the historic
displays of cranberry equipment, photographs and artifacts. Exhibitors
& Food: Over 35 juried artists and crafters are a must see. Enjoy regional
favorite foods in the food concession area. NO DOGS, NO PETS ALLOWED. Contact
Person: Secretary: Dawn Gates Allen, 3203 B. Cranberry Highway, East Wareham,
MA 02538, 508-759-1041 ext. 12.
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Memorial Common, Conway.
October 4th
10:00am-4:00pm. Admission: Free
A day of family and community fun with events for all ages. Kids can enjoy
the baby barnyard, face paintings, hay maze and many other games. The Festival
has a long tradition of the legendary skillet toss, road race, wood splitting
contest, arts & crafts, dunk booth, live music entertainment, spectacular
food, freshly pressed cider made-to-order, fantastic art exhibit by area
artists, book signing by local artists, parade at 1:00pm, Café Conway and
much, much more. Contact Person: Secretary: Kate Van Cort, P.O. Box 607,
Conway, MA 01341, 413-369-4392, kate4cats@hotmail.com, www.festivalofthehills.com. |
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Hancock Shaker Village, Rte. 20, Pittsfield.
September 26 & 27
10:00am-5:00pm. Adults: $16.50; youth 13-17 $8.00; under 12 free.
Handcrafted items in an Artisan Area, local produce in Farmers’ Market
area, A kids’ tent, wagon rides, food vendors and agricultural demonstrations.
Contact Person: Secretary: Laura Wolf, P.O. Box 927, Route 20, Pittsfield,
MA 01201, 413-443-0188 ext. 213, info@hancockshakervillage.org, www.hancockshakervillage.org. |
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Rte. 32A, Hardwick Center Common, Hardwick.
August 21 - 22
Fri. 5:30pm-10:00pm, Sat. 7:00am-3:30pm, Free.
Hardwick Community Fair, dating from 1762. Fri. Art show, lumberjack contest,
Fair Supper, exhibit halls open, musical entertainment, pony rides, antique
tractor & implement exhibit. Sat. Cattle show, road race, exhibit halls
open, children’s parade, children’s games, frog jumping contest, tennis
tournament, art show, horse shoe contest, hay rides, antique tractor &
implement parade, musical entertainment, chicken BBQ, Mountain Bike Course,
blacksmith & stone cutting demonstrations, auction of exhibits. Contact
Person: Secretary: Beth Williams, P.O. Box 1, on the Common, Hardwick,
MA 01037, 413-477-8833, www.hardwickfair.com. |
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Sterling Airport, 121 Greenland Rd. Sterling.
September 11 - 13
Fri. 5:00pm-11:00pm, Sat. 9:00am-11:00pm, Sun. 9:00am-5:00pm.Admission:
Free
Livestock, crafters, farmers’ market, horse & oxen pulls, Gillette
Midway, tractor pulls, pony rides, antique & tractor show, fireworks,
exhibit hall, arts & crafts, helicopter rides, Belgian Horse show,
live entertainment, food & fun…and great speakers. Contact Person:
Secretary: Terry Heinold, P.O. Box 545, Sterling, MA 01564, 978-422-6741,
mpineopfp@aol.com, www.Sterlingfair.com. |
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Rte. 20, Eastfield Mall, Springfield.
August 22
10:00am-5:00pm. Admission: Free
Exhibit and judging of a wide variety of gladiolus, single spikes, arrangements,
baskets, and vases. Contact Person: Secretary: Robert Pike, 1689 Russell
Road, Montgomery, MA 01085, 413-862-4539. |
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Utility Dr. (off of Holmes Rd.), Pittsfield.
August 15
9:00am-5:00pm. Admission: Free.
Hall exhibits, livestock, game tent, food booth, horse gymkhana, live entertainment,
raffles. Contact Person: Secretary: Angelica Paredes, 78 Center St., Suite
206 Pittsfield MA 01247, 413-448-8285, angelica@umext.umass.edu.
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135 Center St., Dighton.
October 16 - 18
11:00am-5:00pm. Admission: Free.
The public may view landscape plots, floral displays featuring large &
small flowered chrysanthemums, animal exhibits & agricultural mechanics
exhibits. Refreshments may be purchased at the FFA Bristol Chapter Tea
Room. The Senior Booth will offer plants, dried flower arrangement materials
& other miscellaneous items. Contact Person: Secretary: Krista Paynton,
135 Center St., Dighton, MA 02715, 508-669-6744 ext. 103, kpaynton@bcahs.com, www.bcahs.com. |
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Mallary Complex & Outdoor Horse Ring, Eastern States Exposition, W.
Springfield.
July 25
9:00am-5:00pm. Admission: Free.
Hall exhibits: crafts, canning, food, flowers, vegetables, sewing, art
show & photography, livestock shows for dairy cattle, working steers,
sheep, goats, poultry, horses, llamas & alpacas, dogs & youth,
ARBA rabbit show, activities for the public include: fun run at 9am (for
under under 14 years of age), pedal tractor pull for ages 3-8, pet show,
veggie race, bottle rocket launch, talent show, leadline & wool competition.
Awards. Contact Person: Secretary: Jeanne Tippett, 37 Frederick St., Chicopee,
MA 01013, 413-592-1792.
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97 Fairgrounds Rd., Cummington
July 11
10:00am-5:00pm. Admission: Free.
Livestock shows including dairy, beef, working steers, sheep, goats, poultry,
rabbits & dogs, youth exhibit hall, petting zoo, games, make-it and
take-it activities, food booth. Contact Person: Western Mass. 4-H office
at 1-800-374 - 4446, Secretary: Laurie Mues, 60 Barton Ave., Belchertown,
MA 01007, 413-323-5299, ljm@dffcorp.com. |
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Franklin Co. Fairgrounds, Greenfield.
August 2 - 4
9:00am-5:00pm. Admission: Free.
Description: State 4-H dairy cattle show; youth ages 11-18 exhibit their
cattle to be selected for New England 4-H Dairy Show. All breeds exhibited.
Contact Person: Secretary: Carrie Chickerry/Sears 23 Tillson Farm Rd.,
Amherst, MA 01003, 413-549-3257. |
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South Chelmsford Rd., Westford.
August 28 - 30
Fri. & Sat. 8:30am-8:00pm, Sun. 8:30am-4:30pm. Admission: Adults: $7.00; seniors 65 & over $5.00; ages 4-10 $2.00; ages 3 & under free.
Three day horse show, pony rides, children’s rides & games, local museum
displays, livestock competition in dairy, goat, sheep, rabbits & poultry,
snack bar, country store, chicken BBQ on Sat. & Sun. Contact Person:
Secretary: Beth Dubrawski, P.O. Box 352, Westford, MA 01886, 781-878-5936,
pbaadski@comcast.net, www.4-hmiddlesexfair.org. |
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Ball Park, Maple St., Oakham Center.
July 25
9:00am - 4:00pm. Free.
Vegetables & flower show, rabbit, sheep & cattle show. Secretary:
Evelyn Enos, 50 Barre Plains Rd., Oakham, MA 01068, (508) 882-3849. |
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200 Pine Hill Rd., Westport.
July 15 - 19
Wed., Thurs., & Fri. 6:00pm-11:00pm, Sat. 11:00am-11:00pm, Sun. 9:00am-11:00pm.
Wed. & Thurs. $3.00; Fri. $4.00; Sat. & Sun. $5.00.
Nightly entertainment, dairy & beef shows, dairy goat, pygmy goat,
sheep, antique & livestock exhibits, arts & crafts, vegetable,
canning tractor concrete slab (kids only), chicken BBQ, advanced sales
only ticket includes admission on Sat.. All times are subject to modification.
Contact Person: Secretary: Diane Potter, P.O. Box 3455, Westport, MA 02790,
508-636-8949, www.Westportfair.com. |
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92 McCormick Rd., Spencer.
August 29 & 30
Sat. 9:00am-9:00pm, Sun. 8:30am-4:00pm. Admission: Free.
See exhibits from local 4-H clubs and their members as well as special
classes for camp participants and area youth. This family event includes:
livestock shows & judging, exhibit hall displays. Come see poultry,
rabbits, cattle, goats, sheep, horses & dog obedience, tractor pull
Sat. Fabulous chicken BBQ on Sun. Contact Person: Secretary: Emily Audette,
P.O. Box 236, Gilbertville, MA 01031, 413-477-8820, bemjaudette@verizon.net. |
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31 Ennis Rd., North Oxford
November 3. 9:00am-3:00pm. Free. Poultry and Waterfowl. Secretary: Stephen Blash,
50 Ennis Road, No. Oxford, MA 01537, (508) 987-8029. |
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Fairgrounds Rd., Cummington.
May 23 & 24. Sat. 9:00am-5:00pm. Sun. 9:00am-4:00pm. $8.00; per vehicle, Sheep shows,
sheep dog trials, spinning contest, fiber contests & workshops, handcraft
& hand spun yarn contests, fleece show & sale, shearing demo &
shearing service. Secretary: Debbie Dane, 132 White Oaks Road, Williamstown,
MA 01267, (413)458-0168, sthayer@bcn.net, www.masheepwool.org. |
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Big E Fairgrounds
January 16 & 17, 2009 Sat. 8:00am - 4:00pm. Sun. 8:00am - 11:00am. Free. Poultry breeders from
all over the Northeast competing with their poultry to win Best In Show..
Secretary: Cheryl Barnaba, 85 Thomas Street, Middleboro, MA 02346, 508-923-0051,
ul6582@snet.net, www.poultrycongress.com. |
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511 Main St., Dunstable.
August 22. 2:00pm-8:00pm. Children’s games, Ham & Bean Supper, Band Concert, auction crafters, hot dogs, hamburgers, ice cream. Community Citizen’s Award. Secretary: Linda Chase, 491 Hollis St., Dunstable, MA 01827, (978) 649-7184. |
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205 Hartley Rd. Rochester.
August 15. Aug. 15, 1:30pm-7:00pm. Free. Exhibits include home grown produce, vegetables
& fruit, flowers, crafts, hand work, bakingitems on sale as well as
raffles; Ham & Bean Supper at 6:00pm. Adults: $7.00; children 10 and
under $3.00; Auction at 7:15pm. Produce etc. from fair. Contact Person:
Secretary: Susan LaFleur, 691 Mary’s Pond Rd., Rochester, MA 02770, 508-295-8908,
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Little Mohawk Rd. Shelburne.
August 29. 9:00am-4:00pm. Free. Agricultural exhibits, children's games, musical
entertainment, food concessions, chicken BBQ. Auction of produce &
baked goods. Secretary: Diantha Wholey, 435 Bardwell Ferry Road, Shelburne,
MA 01370, (413) 625-6592. |
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570 Wareham St., Middleboro.
August 22. 2:00pm-10:00pm. Free. Agricultural exhibits, floral, needlework, youth
& adult baking, canning, craft exhibits. Supper at 6:00pm. Secretary:
Irene Jefferson, 8 Michelle Ave., Carver, MA 02330, (508) 866-7845. |
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Ware Grange Hall, Belchertown Rd., Ware.
August 28 & 29. Fri. 5:00pm-9:00pm. Sat. 9:00am-9:00pm. Free. Exhibits of vegetables,
fruit, eggs, herbs, flowers, house plants, arrangements, canned & preserved
goods, home sewing, food,conservation, fancywork, arts & crafts photography,
poultry, scarecrow, contest, farm crops, These same classes are for Juniors
also. Supper on Saturday the 23rd from 5:00pm - 6:30pm. Menu will be ham
and beans, potato salad, coleslaw, rolls, coffee, tea or milk and dessert.
Tickets at the door $8:00; adults $4:50; for children under ten. Auction
and penny sale after supper. Flea market all day Saturday. Secretary: Alma
Rolla, P.O. Box 462, Ware, MA 01082, (413) 967-4538, almarolla@aol.com.
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10 Main St., Williamsburg.
September 12. 11:00am-7:00pm. Free. Lions club hamburger stand 11:00am-2:00pm. Bake
sale in the hall all day, supper by order of Eastern Star 6:00pm. Auction
of produce & flowers at 7:30pm. Quilt raffle. Williamsburg Church Draw
Nov. 14. Contact Person: Secretary: Candace Smith, 50 Hyde Hill Rd., Williamsburg,
MA 01096, 413-268-3157.
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