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On the Common Hardwick, Massachusetts

The 2012 Fair is dedicated to the Officers of the first Fair held in 1762.
The Romanoski Brothers Scholarship is awarded to Sarah Myra.

Conducted by the Hardwick Community Fair Association, Inc. a 501(c)(3) organization.
    
August 17 & 18, 2012
 
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 Photo by Debbie Lincoln of Leominster
" Best Photo of the 2010 Hardwick Fair"

 © 2012 Hardwick Community Fair Association

Thank you to everyone who participated and/or attended the Fair.
For a list of all the 2012 winners and photos click here.
To see photos of the 2012 fair, click here.

"The Best of the Hardwick Fair" cookbook,
containing recipes from the last 30 years, are still available for sale at Clover Hill Store
or by contacting Micky DiMartino (413) 477-6226. Price: $12.


2012 is the 250th anniversary of the Hardwick Community Fair.
For this important milestone, this year's prize ribbons will be of a special design,
so we encourage everyone to consider entering items for judging.


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New Exhibitor opportunity for Hardwick residents ONLY. Click here for more information.

 

 

 

 

Parking is available at the Eagle Hill School- 242 Old Petersham Rd., Hardwick.

Free shuttle service will be available to and from the Fair on Friday and Saturday at frequent intervals. Handicapped Parking will be available at the Universalist Church.


President's message:
The Hardwick Fair is a place where old-timers and newcomers gather to renew old friendships and acquaintances; many traveling great distances. It is a traditional Colonial-style country fair with an agricultural theme . . . check out the program. The Common has a variety of activities; many free and others inexpensive, bringing together a blend of old and new. It's a family event where children can enjoy themselves and so can their parents, without emptying their pockets. Check out the Kids Only section for details and a schedule of events, like the Frog Jumping Competition. Other buildings around the Common display art, photography, and crafts created by local folks. The Old Town Hall has displays of baked goods, flowers, and vegetables, all competing for the illusive Blue Ribbon. The Fair culminates in an auction of all perishable exhibits, where even "Aunt Mable's Blue Ribbon-winning blueberry cake" goes to the highest bidder.   — Fay Butler, President

The Hardwick Fair Association is a completely volunteer organization, with 501c3 status. The following booths are operated by volunteers, under the umbrella of the Hardwick Fair, with 100% of the proceeds going to the operation of the Hardwick Fair. Food booth (hot dogs/hamburgers), Wrap Food Booth (cold sandwiches with vegetarian options), Sausage Booth, Ice Cream Booth, Food Wheel, and Merchandise Booth.  The Hardwick Fair thanks you and appreciates your patronage to these booths, which along with outside donations, are the primary source of income for the operation of this event.

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Celebrating
Local Agriculture

Chestnut Farms
404 Turkey Street, Hardwick
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Golden Egg Farm
Lucas Road, Hardwick
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Hardwick Farmers Market
On the Common, Hardwick
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Hardwick Sugar Shack
572 Jackson Road, Hardwick
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Hardwick Vineyard & Winery
3305 Greenwich Road, Hardwick
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Robinson Farm
42 Jackson Road, Hardwick
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Hardwick Farmers
Co-operative Exchange

44 Lower Road, Hardwick
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Click here for many more!