Fair Admission
The Dundalk Fall Fair is held at the Fair Grounds and Arena at the corner of Highway 10 and Main Street Dundalk, ON.
Weekend Pass $20.00 (available all weekend)
Friday evening $5
Saturday $10
Sunday $10
Students $2
Children 12 years old and under FREE
Vendors
We have indoor and outdoor vendor spaces available. Spaces are limited, so contact us asap. We do not accept food/drink vendors.
Please contact Nicki for more information or fill out our online vendor application form.
Fair Book
The fair book contains information for exhibitors and visitors, including a list of classes, sections and prizes. When entering items to be judged at the fair, exhibitor rules apply and can be found in the fair book.
Event details, executive and committee contact information, sponsors, maps and messages from our Ag. Society President and JR and SR Fair Ambassadors are all included in the book. It is an annual production, published a couple months before our fall fair.
When available, pick up a book from the Dundalk Herald or the Southgate Ruth Hargrave Memorial Library.
Hungry?
Satisfy your tummy at our food booths
From peameal-on-a-bun and deep fried pickles to 100% local beef burgers, homemade pie and funnel cakes, we have tons of food choices to satisfy your hunger and your sweet tooth!
Outside - Two food booths located beside the green cattle barn and track: (1) Dundalk Ag. Society food booth featuring fair favourites (2) Snack Shack with sweet and savory treats
Inside Arena - Open Friday evening and Saturday; Closed Sunday
All three of our food booths are run by Dundalk Agricultural Society board members and volunteers. We're proud to feature menu items from local producers and businesses.
Contact Donna Nicholls at 519-923-2984
Exhibitor News
There are many classes to display your talents:
quilting, arts & crafts, domestic science, photography - to name a few!
Pick up entries Sunday at 3:30pm
Posted April 24, 2018
Crocheted Twiddlemuffs
Click to download details about the Twiddlemuff section. Please note that these entries will be donated to persons in the area. Twiddlemuffs benefit people with Alzheimer's disease or dementia.
A twiddlemuff is a knitted, crocheted or fabric tube with accessories such as ribbons and buttons sewn on to them. They are usually made up of many yarn textures, with notions sewn on the inside and outside of the muff. This allows for the person’s hands to stay warm while they are able to twiddle with the bits and pieces.
For many people with dementia, there are developments and changes to their personalities, one of which is to become increasingly agitated. Twiddlemuffs help to ease agitation and calm the person’s mood, as they can keep their hands and minds occupied. Many hospital wards have found that the muffs have a positive effect on patients by keeping them comforted, as well as encouraging movement and brain stimulation.
(Above info about twiddlemuffs cited from Love Knitting Blog)
