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THE 162ND ANNUAL WOODBRIDGE FAIR |
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Hello.
Welcome to the Woodbridge Agricultural Society Website.
Hope to see you at the 162nd Annual Woodbridge Fall Fair this Thanksgiving Weekend October 10, 11 & 12, 2009 as well as other events that we sponsor on the Woodbridge Fairgrounds throughout the year.
If you wish to become a sponsor, volunteer, community exhibitor, vendor or to look into leasing the fairgrounds contact us at woodbridgefair@yahoo.com or phone 905-265-1782.
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Peter Maynard,
President,
Woodbridge Agricultural Society
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BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND OF OUR FAIR VISITORS
A DEMOLITION DERBY is planned for Saturday, October 10th at 6pm
We are inviting Woodbridge Car Dealerships to please sponsor this fun-filled event.
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COME OUT & SHOP
At the New
WOODBRIDGE VILLAGE FARMERS MARKET
Saturdays from June 20th to October 31st, 2009
Time: 9:00am to 2:00pm
Rain or Shine
In the Historic Village of Woodbridge's “Market Lane”
140 Woodbridge Avenue
Participating farms include Van Hart Greenhouses in Kettleby, on the Holland Marsh,
Organic Farm Thames River Melons in Innerkip, north of Woodstock and the Secrete Farms
northwest of Brampton.
“The farmers will sell lettuce and greens, squash, 21 varieties of tomatoes, garlic,
eggplant, strawberries, blueberries and more,” committee member Martha Bell is quoted
as saying in a local newspaper article.
The initiative to support Ontario Farmers, Gardeners & Community Groups, to bring back a
“Small-town Feeling” to the village core and to have fresh produce to offer to residents
and visitors was made by a Grassroots Group of Local Residents & the Woodbridge Agricultural
Society.
For further information e-mail woodbridgefair@yahoo.com, Attn Jamie Maynard.
1st DAY OF THE WOODBRIDGE VILLAGE FARMERS MARKET
CLICK this Picture of the Puppy, his Friend & Little Visitor admiring
the strawberries to view more pictures.
THANK YOU to the FARMERS & VENDORS who participated and are planning to come back every Saturday until October 31st.
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Harvest Time – on the farm
A Woodbridge Farmer & his work hands at Harvest Time
Woodbridge, Ontario
The Finest Little Town Between North Toronto and the North Pole
"A Fine Place to Live"
1925
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