Toronto to pay its annual nod to tradition

  • 2012-10-26
There will be plenty to do at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair including over 300 vendors, who will be selling clothing and equipment. This popular annual event draws approximately 340,000 visitors each year.

Among the entertainment on offer will be horse shows, a Super Dogs show, a rodeo, a wine competition, showjumping, the Royal poultry show, livestock auctions, and the Canadian Cowgirls. Several celebrity chefs, including Padma Lakshimi, Bob Blumer, and Curtis Stone will taking part in a chef competition, there will be a butter-sculpting competition, a giant vegetables competition, and a harvest market. There will also be several restaurants on the grounds.

The Royal Agriculture Winter Fair is a tradition in Toronto and has been enjoyed by those who live in the city for 90 years. It certainly brings the country into the city for almost two weeks and a great place to take children who have never been exposed to livestock and introduce them to nature.

The organizers will no doubt be working with Toronto printing companies to advertise this year's fair and to help get the public excited about the events that will be taking place. This can be done by creating Flyers or Booklets to be inserted into newspapers or to be mailed out to everyone in the city.
The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair will take place at Exhibition Place from November 2 - 11. Tickets are priced at $19 for adults and $15 for seniors and youth.
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