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Archive for July 18, 2009
Natural Heritage and Agricultural Fair, September 12
July 18, 2009 by Sara Zoe.
the website is started, there’s a facebook page, planning is in advanced detailed stages for a most exciting event, the Natural Heritage and Agricultural Fair to be held September 12 at Warren Farm in Barrington. Mark your calendar and bookmark the website for more updates soon!
Natural Heritage and Agricultural Fair
When: Saturday, September 12, 2009
Location: Warren Farm, Barrington NH
Time: 10 am - 4 pm
What to expect:
- Farmer’s Market with lots of great, fresh, local food!
- Crafts and Specialty items made by local artisans
- Education and Information about Agriculture, Sustainability and Living Local and option round table discussions
- Animals accompanied by their owners who can answer questions about the purpose each animal serves on the farm as well as in our healthy local diets.
- Fun Field Games for the Kids, Musicians, yummy local food cooked up fresh, re-inactors in authentic garb, Old Fashioned Storytelling
Directions:
Two miles west of the Lee traffic circle off Route 4. From Lee Circle (where Rt 4 and Rt 125 intersect) head west on Rt 4 for 2 miles. Warren Road is on the right hand side. The farm is down Warren Road 1/3 rd mile.Contact for questions, or to be a vendor: nh.ag.fair@live.com, or call Jessica at 603.335.2605
There will be more information and updates on who will be there, as well as, a little about their farms, crafts, businesses, or talents in the coming weeks. This is an event you must mark on your calendars now though! Please spread the word - You can also join the Facebook group!
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