Not enough bands, but way too many fire trucks! If there was a brush fire in the county, I fear…read morepeople would have been crushed by the calvacade of fire vehicles speeding off. Other than that, this parade and street festival felt old town America. Lots of folks out on the sidewalks with their kiddos ready to enjoy a rather lengthy parade. If there were no visible cell phones, and if there were no police on the roofs of the Main Street businesses, you would swear you were back in 1980! I'd go again!

Family fun in Ferndale! I came out today for the annual…read moreRubber Duckey Derby sponsored the Ferndale Rotary Club. It's their biggest fundraiser. Although I didn't claim the $5,000 grand prize we stayed a few hours to enjoy the festivities. Tons of activities for kids, they have their very own "Kid street' complete with music, fitness demos, games. For adults, it was the car show (disorganized) the beer garden and a decent rock cover band as well as all the greasy food you'd expect at a street fair. Vendor booths were "meh." I did get some car insurance info and a free coffee card to Woods.The best was the Lipsence booth and color sampling. Who doesn't want a lipgloss that lasts 18 hours!

Great little western themed village with a really fun pumpkin patch every october. I have not been…read moreto any private events here but it would be a really cool place to host one. They have a bar and other covered seating areas that could accommodate a decent number of people. If you are a helicopter type of parent you might want to opt for one of the higher-end pumpkin patch experiences, as this one is more old school and authentic, which is what I like about it. The pumpkins were way too expensive imo though.

Favorite pumpkin patch! Plenty of parking very well set up for ease of access in and out! Plenty of…read morefamily activities including pony rides, bunnies, farm animals and a tractor ride! Coffee and latte area as well as a TACO TRUCK!! They take cash or card at the entrance and there were plenty of port a potties. Excellent for families lots of things for everyone to enjoy!

Definitely a unique experience with some fun, thematic material and performances…read more Cost $ to enter, but it goes to a good cause! You will be able to purchase delicious "fair fare" and peruse many novelty swords, costumes, trinkets from talented craftsmen! Shows include dancing, exotic animals, bagpipes and contests. Firefighters are there cooking up awesome hotdogs and burgers- definitely a good deal too.

A nice small highland game. They have a new sponsor so it is just their first year. That will get…read morebetter and bigger. But just beware. Food takes forever!!!!

I think I was 12 years old before I realized most communities don't wait in eager anticipation of a…read moreyearly festival in celebration of logs, proudly wearing their red DEMING LOG SHOW suspenders year round. It makes sense if the livelihood of most people in the community depends on helping convert happy trees to logs :/ I was 13 years old when I realized that most people don't wear suspenders. Started in 1962, the DEMING LOG SHOW, always the second weekend of June, is a fund raising event "For Busted-Up Loggers" that rose out of loggers' lack of health benefits or disability. It's the most popular event in Deming, and is packed with people. Don't miss events include the early morning loggers breakfast, the "Bull of the Woods" award, opportunities to drive the CATs, and the many log rolling, log climbing, log cutting, etc. contests.

A great slice of Americana - entertaining show and nice venue. Friendly people, and all for a…read moreheart-warming cause (fundraiser for busted up loggers). We went on a whim, having been years earlier in our college days. Reserved an RV site and stayed from Friday through Sunday. We got the last site available, due to the ill health of one of the 'regulars' - and were immediately greeted by our immediate neighbors who were more than welcoming and friendly. Had a wonderful time. Here was information we were hazy on: No clue when the show started, or how the food situation worked. Rather expected a beer garden, but no. We brought our own dinner for Friday night, not knowing there was a huge supplier-hosted feast that evening. Forewent the long lines and ate our own food that night. Assumed (incorrectly) that Saturday evening would be flush in food as well, only to find all the vendors closed down tight by about 7 pm. So, no dinner for us that evening. Breakfast was available both days, and lunch/early dinners were available while the show was going. Dog friendly, which is hard to find anymore, although they are not allowed inside the arena (for good reason). Clean and well-maintained grounds with plenty of garbage containers. No recycling, which would be a nice addition. Both indoor and portable restrooms. The purpose of this review is to let those unfamiliar with the event have a bit better heads-up than we did. Even bumbling through as we did, it was well worth the experience. I would strongly suggest updating the web site so future 'newbies' can be better prepared.

The BEST little fair in the lower mainland!…read more We started going in 2012 and have been back EVERY year with our (originally 2, now 4) little children. Our daughter loves seeing the animals, especially the chickens. My son loves the motorcycle derby and pig races. My wife likes the horse showmanship and the food trucks. When it's hot out, you can cool off under one of the large mist tents (which have water spray nozzles). There's also a huge nursery / change room for the babies. As a dad I enjoy the wrestling and chainsaw competition. There are dozens of rides, games and activities, including Ferris wheel and bumper cars. After the sun goes down, we head to the amphitheater for a great live show. On Sunday night a Christian band usually plays. Our family will DEFINITELY keep returning, year after year. The Agri-fair holds a very special place in our summer memories.

We went on the last day of the agrifair this year. It was my first time...I was quite bored to be…read morehonest. I had some great potato thing, but other than that I felt like it was a long drive for something that wants to be the PNE but isn't. I ate a couple bites, watched some pretty lame bike and skate shows, heard a bunch of kids sing as part of some contest thing, and got to see some guys crack out of the back of his pants. That's about all I have to say about that. I might consider going back on an earlier day as other people apparently have enjoyed this event so I can't help but feel like I am missing something.

Fraser Valley Food Show 2016. Tradex,Abbotsford…read more Omg this is a foodies dream nosh. Amazing unique products presented by passionate entrepreneurs in the f & b industry.Way cool local foods and ingredients with a twistl; Gluten Free yummies to scarf. I personally have no prob with gluten,however I will nosh almost anything. My personal Food Show highlights include the sugar free organic dark truffles sweetened with dates and non gmo, soy free goodness.The vendors name escapes me but I did get a pic. Another stand out was the extra virgin olive oils from "All of Oils" oils & vinegar. Gimme a straw 'cos these oils are unlike any I've ever experienced.The dark 18 year old e.v.o.o. was to die for and I loved the bright clean citrus notes of the orange infused flavour. We HAD to buy some. "Republica Coffee Roasters" rocked my world with their smooth medium dark and smokey dark roasts. If u love honey "Kidd Bros." offers thee most delectable fusion of flavoured honeys ever...love their Lemon honey. "Killer Cups Coffee Bites" are a must nosh for any lover of coffee and chocolate....so decadent and rich you'd have to pry it out of my face hole. Worth every penny of admission and parking...next year put this gastro event on your foodie calendar. See u next year... Brianm foodieatlarge.yelp.ca

Great family fun experience! I came here in early Sept on the last day of the sunflower garden,…read morewhich is fantastic - many different varieties of sunflower and the garden with a gnome theme is really cute! We also picked apples ($20 for a small bag which fit probably 15 apples), did part of the hayride to the mystery corn maze then did the corn maze. The corn maze is huge. It took us about half an hour and we probably took 3 or 4 wrong turns. Each turn is an apple quiz so know your apples. Don't worry if you hit a wrong turn you hit a dead end. We also had apple slush and apple donuts at the end. The apple donuts are fantastic! Definite apple flavour and with cinnamon really yummy. The slush was too cold for me but my daughter loved it. We would come back for sure!

The best farm experience for me, the dog and my friend's children! There was soooooo much to do…read morefrom live bands, to visiting the farm animals to train rides to playing on all the jungle gyms ! I can't wait to check them out this fall