The fair season is almost over in Ontario; many people expect that the fair organizers start their new planning next Spring. The Bayfield Ag Society has had two meetings since August and planning is fully in gear for making contacts for entertainment, events, and items of interest. One new contact Read more…
What did you think of the 160th Bayfield Fair? We would appreciate your input to let us know how we can improve for the future.
Ever wanted to see our posts and images we post to our social media channel throughout the year? Just go to www.facebook.com/BayfieldFair You can view all our posts, even if you’re not a member. Just today we have added some images of our first fireworks show in a long time!
Reflections and highlights after the 160th fair seen through the eyes of a Director The smell of the barbecues aflame always get taste buds wanting whatever is cooking. The ribs and corn were popular and added a wonderful spirit of excitement right at the beginning of the fair.The dignitary competition Read more…
There will be three ribbers wishing to attract you to their particular flavoured ribs this year. Smackwater Jacks (from Grand Bend) is a new ribber to the Bayfield scene and has a distinctive sauce flavour that will appeal to many. Devin Tabor, for Bon Vivant, is a recognized chef and Read more…
Everyone looks for the things that are “new” at any familiar event or facility. The Bayfield Fair being held on August 19 – 21 balances the fundamentals that make up the fair with activities and events that bring new life into the annual fair. This year there is at least Read more…
This year we are having new activities for the young and young at heart at the fair. Look for these four activities on Friday between 5-9pm, and Saturday 12-4pm. 24′ Rock Climbing Wall Dual Lane Bungee Run (12 and over) 31′ All Age Obstacle Course Bouncy Castle (12 and under) Read more…
With the heat this summer and little rain some of the competitors at the Bayfield Fair are worried their big vegetables are not going to be very outstanding this year. For those who have a garden, do consider exhibiting your garden crops this year. The key is to have each Read more…
All across Ontario communities celebrate rural life at their local fairs. Approximately one month from now the smells of ribs, the sounds and sights of a parade, the splashes at the dunk tank, the sounds of music, the noises from many animals, children playing, and the fair competitions mesh together Read more…