Friday, August 16, 2013

2013 Agricultural Fair Day, Saturday, August 17, 2013, 10AM-5PM; Bean Supper 5:30-7:30PM

AGRICULTURAL FAIR DAY
Saturday, 17 August 2013

Willowbrook will feature an agricultural day from 10AM-5PM.  This traditional family event will bring generations together as we celebrate Newfield’s past.  As a thank you to our hometown, Newfield and West Newfield residents receive free admission.  A Bean Supper will follow at 5:30-7:30PM. Regular Admission: $12 Adults, $9 Seniors, $5 Children, Free 6 & Under

Schedule of Events

  9:00 am         Newfield Farmers and Artisans Market – around
                        Bandstand
  9:15-11:15     Kids Fun with staff member, Ages 8-11,
                        Build a Ferris Wheel with a1950s Erector Set in
                        the Gazebo while Mom and Dad walk around (Visit
                        the Country Store too).

10:00 am         Willowbrook Opens – Country Store
                        1930s-1950s Western/Country/ Cowboy Tunes
                        Exhibitions – on display all day at Feed Store:
        Photography                   
        Arts and Crafts
        Hobbies and Collections          
Miscellaneous – around grounds
        Children’s Ring Toss        Face Painting
Maine Antique Power Association: Display and
Demonstration of Gas Powered Engines---near
School House
Revolutionary War Re-Enactor (Walter Hanson)
---by School House
Ongoing Demonstration: Circa 1872 Harrison
Grist Mill Powered by One-Horse Treadmill at the
Engines Building
Ongoing Demonstration: Froe and Shave
 Horse/Draw Knife at Farmers Market  
10:30 am         Open Air Blacksmithing Demonstrations at the
                        Willowbrook smithy.        
11:00 am         Two-Man Saw Competition: Form your teams,
                         best time awards.

11, 11:30, 12, &   Hay Ride: Starts at Dr.Trafton House parking.
12:30
11:30, 1:30, 3:00   Carousel – Members, Free; Non-Members, $3

 NOON             Visit the Sandwich Shop for Lunch and
Ice Cream
Pie Contest: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and Honorable
Mention Awarded/ Feed Store

12:30 pm          Pie Eating Contest – Durgin House front yard open to all visitors.  Sign up at Store by Noon.

2:00 pm            Skills Competition – on lawn in front of the
Carousel for all ages
        Sack Race               Hoops Race
        Egg Balancing          Croquet Accuracy
        Three Graces  

  3:30 pm          Exhibition Contests Awards – Ribbons to
be awarded (Feed Store)
  5:00 pm          Museum Closing – when all visitors are done

  5:30 pm          Bean Supper – at the Sandwich Shop
                                Baked Beans                   Potato Salads
                                Cole Slaw                Macaroni Salad
                                Blueberry Dessert
                        $8 Adults, $7 Seniors, $4/ Age12 and Under

* See Exhibition and Pie Making Contest entry rules at: 19thcenturywillowbrookvillage.blogspot.com

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