The Priddis & Millarville Fair is a full weekend of old fashioned, country-style family fun that draws our extended community together on the third weekend in August. The Fair is suitable for all ages and includes a wide variety of competitions, contests, displays and entertainment. The theme for the 2024 Fair is COUNTRY FUN FOR EVERYONE – visitors, exhibitors, and volunteers.
The Fair is a tremendous opportunity for us to share experiences and to celebrate and build community with our children, our community newcomers, and our visitors. We have the opportunity to provide our visitors with insight into our history and rural heritage and to provide agricultural literacy.
Are you interested in supporting the Fair? Please follow the link to the DONATION FORM if you are interested in supporting the FUN. The Fair succeeds because of the outstanding support from our community. We are so fortunate to live in a place where people know the meaning of community spirit
The 2024 Fair Book is HERE!
VISITORS
• View the exhibits, participate in a variety of Make & Take activities, learn all about farm animals, the history of the area and the wildlife around us.
• Shop at the famous Millarville Farmers’ Market on Saturday or the Specialty Market on Sunday.
• Cheer on your favorites at the Tractor Pull and Rooster Crowing competitions.
• Be part of the country fun by participating in the pie eating, watermelon eating, Farm Strong games (hay bale toss or tug of war) competitions.
• Watch the stock dog demonstrations. Have your face painted. Come see the Fire Fighters.
• Take home a special souvenir with purchase at the pie and quilt auction.

EXHIBITORS
• Pick your classes and the register your entries at SHOWORKS
• Enter your exhibits in Arts & Handicrafts, Fiber Arts, Field Crops, Home Cooking & Baking, Horticulture, Photography and Woodworking classes.
• Bring your horse and ride in any of the English, Western and Gymkhana Horse shows or compete in the Horse Costume event.
• Show your Cattle, Poultry, Rabbits and Sheep. New for this year: Exhibitors will need to acknowledge that they have read and will abide by the PRIDDIS & MILLARVILLE FAIR CODE OF CONDUCT FOR LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY when they register.