The annual Clandonald Country Fair took place and was a resounding success with its theme, Flashback Over 50 Years’ which brought a day packed with family fun and excitement
On Friday, August 9, the fair accepted exhibits for the bench show from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., which set the stage for a weekend of community engagement and talent display.
On the main event day, Saturday, August 10, attendees kicked off their morning with a scrumptious pancake breakfast from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. The breakfast, priced at $12 per person, was accompanied by music from The Prairie Dogs that made a lively start to the day.
The morning also featured the parade, at 11:30 a.m. where spectators watched the array of floats, horses, antiques, tractors, etc.
Throughout the day, fairgoers had access to various activities and attractions suitable for all ages. From face painting to the bouncy house, the fair provided a range of entertainment options. For those feeling lucky, Bingo was available from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m., while the Tractor Pedal Pushers, children’s races, skills competition, and bubble balls added a touch of friendly competition to the event. A couple of the highlights was the watermelon-eating competition, where participants competed to finish their share in the allotted time. The messy and spirited event never failed to draw smiles and laughter from both participants and spectators. The Mutton Busting event, showcasing the daring young riders captivated the crowd.
Attendees also had the opportunity to watch the Fire Department Demo, which is always a hit with the young and old.
The Pipes & Drums was on site as well as family entertainment, and much more.
The Clandonald Country Fair has always been a cherished occasion for families and friends to come together and create lasting memories. With free admission, the fair welcomed everyone, from far and wide.
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