Notable Fact
The Tunbridge World's Fair drew about 42,000 visitors in 2000, according to then-Fair President Euclid Farnham — down from a record 50,000 in 1998, the most recent reported figures available. Running since 1867, it's one of Vermont's oldest and quirkiest fairs.
Source: White River Valley HeraldWhat You'll Find There
Expect championship livestock shows, ox pulls, 4-H competitions, harness racing, carnival rides, local Vermont food, and the irreplaceable atmosphere of a 150-year-old Vermont tradition.
Local Tips
The "World's Fair" is beloved for its authenticity and festive spirit — the oxen pulling competitions are not to be missed. Book lodging in the area early as the fair is hugely popular.
The Fair
The Tunbridge World's Fair is one of New England's most beloved and historic agricultural fairs, held in the tiny village of Tunbridge since 1867 for four days each September. It's been held since 1867, one of Vermont's most enduring county fair traditions.
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