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  • Friday, September 29 – Monday, October 9 – Topsfield Fair

    New England’s Premier Flower Show, certainly a highlight of Topsfield Fair on September 29 – October 9, is located in the Flower Building. On exhibit are entries submitted by everyone from amateurs to professionals, children’s classes, juniors, and adults. Featuring landscape gardens by local nurseries and greenhouses, don’t miss the Bonsai display, window boxes, wreaths, and florist displays.

    Each year The Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts and its Northern and Northeastern Districts host a NGC Standard Flower Show. The displays are changed three times during fair week. For hours and directions visit www.topsfieldfair.org

    We invite all exhibitors to enter our flower show amateur classes. Please feel free to exhibit flowers other than those listed on the entry forms. Exhibits not provided for in the schedule shall receive such recognition as their merits may warrant. The flower display is often accompanied by tranquil music, with live performances on the weekends. For the schedule and more information visit www.topsfieldfair.org

  • Friday, October 2 – Monday, October 12 – The Topsfield Fair (Maybe)

    The 2020 Topsfield Fair is scheduled to return October 2-12. Founded in 1818, The Topsfield Fair is owned and operated by the Essex Agricultural Society, a non-profit corporation.

    We pride ourselves on being the quintessential county fair – traditional agriculture, big entertainment, rides, games, shopping, & great food -something for everyone.

    Events may be canceled or postponed. Please contact for latest information: essex@topsfieldfair.org, or call 978-887-5000.

  • Friday, September 29 – Monday, October 9 – Topsfield Fair

    Come and enjoy eleven days of agriculture, entertainment, and great food, from Friday, September 29 (1:00 pm – 11:00 pm) through Monday, October 9 (October 1-10, 10:00 am – 11:00 am) at the Topsfield Fair, 207 Boston Street in Topsfield. The colorful and often exciting history of Topsfield Fair began in 1818 when the Essex Agricultural Society, the non-profit organization that owns the Topsfield Fair, was officially granted a charter on June 12th of that year.

    The goal of the fledgling Society, formed by a group of “practical farmers” who first met on February 16, 1818, was “to promote and improve the agricultural interests of farmers and others in Essex County.” Now, nearly 200 years later, the Society still strives to do this, “to encourage, promote and preserve Essex County agricultural activities and to educate the general public regarding their importance in an atmosphere of fun and excitement through the medium of the Topsfield Fair.”  See Swifty Swine Racing Pigs, a New England Rodeo, and the Flying Wallendas, among other attractions. For complete schedule of activities visit www.topsfieldfair.org.

  • Friday, October 4 – Monday, October 11 – Topsfield Fair

    The colorful and often exciting history of Topsfield Fair began in 1818 when the Essex Agricultural Society, the non-profit organization that owns the Topsfield Fair, was officially granted a charter on June 12th of that year.

    The goal of the fledgling Society, formed by a group of “practical farmers” who first met on February 16, 1818, was “to promote and improve the agricultural interests of farmers and others in Essex County.”

    Now, almost 200 years later, the Society still strives to do this, “to encourage, promote and preserve Essex County agricultural activities and to educate the general public regarding their importance in an atmosphere of fun and excitement through the medium of the Topsfield Fair.”   For more information log on to www.topsfieldfair.org.

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