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Tiverton Fall Fair sees mixed bag of weather on the weekend

Liz DadsonBy: Liz Dadson  October 6, 2026
Tiverton Fall Fair sees mixed bag of weather on the weekend

The 165th Tiverton Fall Fair started off sunny and chilly, Saturday, but the weather warmed up in the afternoon, while Sunday saw rain in the morning, followed by another sunny, warm afternoon.

Under the theme, "165 and the Fields Come Alive," the fair began with a hearty breakfast served by the Ripley 4-H Beef Club, at the Whitney Crawford Community Centre, Saturday morning. About 300 people enjoyed a feast of scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, pancakes, toast, juice, and coffee.

Besides the parade, the many activities throughout the day, included the saddle horse show, pie social, kids pedal tractor pull, midway, face-painting, Lawn Tractor Pull, Tiverton Lions Cake Wheel, Kinetic Knights Robotics demonstration, petting zoo, reptile show, archery tag, and live entertainment in the community centre.

Saturday ended with a fall fair dance to “City Ground."

Sunday opened with the community church service, followed by the truck and tractor pull, children’s pet show, and the Amazing Andy Magic Show.

Image Gallery

Six-year-old Leonard Oatway of Kinloss enjoys the breakfast at the Tiverton Fall Fair, Saturday morning, at the Whitney Crawford Community Centre|
Serving breakfast, are Jemma Williamson (left), Ripley-Huron Fall Fair ambassador Joslynn Curran, and Gemma McKay of the Ripley 4-H Beef Club|
Cooking pancakes for breakfast, are Matt Farrell (left) and Corbin Bridge of the Ripley 4-H Beef Club|
Donna Bridge (left) and Ripley-Huron Fall Fair junior ambassador Cassandra Bridge serve breakfast at the Tiverton Fall Fair|
Patrick Miller cooks the sausages for the fall fair breakfast|
Courtney Bridge (in front) and Mike Bridge scramble eggs for the breakfast|
Taylor Alexander (left) serves Edna McTeer at the pie social|
Keith Taylor, 8, of Tiverton goes for a spin in the kids pedal tractor pull|
Three-year-old Mavis Flordeliz of Kincardine smiles as she has her face painted by Lisa Leyes of Toronto|
Roman Laranjeiro, 4, of Port Elgin wins a cake at the Tiverton Lions Cake Wheel|
Tiverton Lion Edna McTeer gets ready to spin the wheel at the Cake Wheel event|
Volunteer Sheri Gilliland (right) assists with the Tiverton Lions Cake Wheel|
Young people interact with the robot at the Kinetic Knights Robotics Team's display|
Kinetic Knights Trent Falconer (left), Cooper Moffatt, Ibrahim Syed and Ethan Moriarty conduct a robot demonstration at the fair|
Everleigh MacDonald, 11, of Tiverton tries to stay on the mechanical bull at the fair|
Beautiful quilts on display at the fair|
Mah Shah (left) and Lisa Moore of the Kincardine Air Cadets sell chocolates and chocolate bars as a fund-raiser|
Tammy Miller (left) welcomes Kincardine mayoral candidate Barb Fisher to work the gate at the Tiverton Fall Fair|
Oliver Needham of Mount Forest gets a little sideways as he competes in the 800-pound modified class at the Lawn Tractor Pull|
Liz Loutitt of Belgrave competes in the 800-pound modified class|
Jeff Good of Wingham makes a run of almost 300 feet in the 800-pound modified class|
Carter Vanden Berge of Mitchell competes in the 800-pound stock class at the Lawn Tractor Pull|
Maddy Stanley of Tiverton competes in the 800-pound stock class, with help from her grandpa, Ken Young|
Plenty of floral entries at the fair|

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Liz Dadson is the founder and editor of the Kincardine Record and has been in the news business since 1986.



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