There is a large variety of great food tents throughout the fairgrounds from our famous roast beef sandwiches, slowed cooked chicken, fresh buttery corn, tacos, ice cream, fried dough, BBQ, fried Oreos and many more.  All of the food at the Bridgewater Fair is prepared and cooked by our volunteer fireman and EMS members. The Bridgewater Fair is the main source of income for the BVFD. We are the last self-sustaining Fire Department in the State of Connecticut

This family-friendly fair showcases many agricultural fair traditions while highlighting top local music talent and entertainment. The intimate size of the fair makes for easy navigation, parking and crowd control. Visitors will enjoy Carnival rides and games, food concessions, pony rides and entries and exhibits for farm, animal, crafts, fruits, vegetables and more. Participate in the kids games on Saturday! HOURS: Friday 5PM – 10:30PM Saturday 9AM – 10:30PM Sunday 9AM – 5PM

Since 1937 the Hartford County 4-H Fair has been a youth run fair that features many attractions. The 4-H’ers work all year long to plan the fair and prepare their projects to showcase at the fair every year in August. Throughout the weekend there will be livestock shows, children’s activities, and entertainment. Join us for three full days of fun for the whole family!

The New Hartford RTC's annual Corn Roast on Thursday, August 29th from 5 – 8 PM at Jerram Winery, 535 Town Hill Road! The Corn Roast is open to EVERYONE and children are absolutely welcome to attend this family fun event. If you are interested in donating to the corn roast, you can use this spreadsheet link to do so: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1JxtJmoB4z5RHEkjPkiJEQoSvY-BHALAi/edit?gid=1959477660#gid=1959477660

Stop by the Danbury RTC's booth at the San Gennaro Festival from August 21 to August 25!  

Come visit the Brooklyn RTC Booth at the Brooklyn Fair on August 22nd to August 25th. Saturday is VIP Day from 2-4 PM, which will feature Anne Dauphinais, Doug Dubitsky, Chris Reddy, Matt Corey, and Mike France.   The Brooklyn Fair is an annual agricultural fair, sponsored by the Windham County Agricultural Society. The first fair was held in 1809 in Pomfret, CT. The fair was a success and it was held on a rotating basis between the towns of Brooklyn, Pomfret, and Woodstock. In 1849, the Society purchased the land the current fairgrounds is located on, creating its permanent

The Plainville RTC will have a booth at the Plainville Hot Air Balloon Festival on August 23rd from 5-9 pm and August 24th from 9 am to 7 pm. For more information about the booth, please contact gayledennehy@comcast.net.   For more information about the fair, visit https://www.plainvillefireco.com/Balloon_Festival.html.

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The Cannon Grange Agricultural Fair has been a source of pride to the Cannon Grange and its Cannondale neighbors for many years. On the grounds of, and inside, our historic Grange Hall you will see beautiful displays of horticulture, hand-crafts, small farm animals, photography, eggs, selected concessionaires and much more. Planning and running the fair each year is done by a committee of Grange members and friends.