Paris Fair Newspaper clippings from Sept. 16, 1927 (left) and September 19, 1947 (right)

As an agricultural fair, the Paris Fair has always placed a strong emphasis on showcasing the region's farming heritage. Throughout its history, the fair has featured impressive displays of livestock, crops, and other agricultural products. These exhibits not only celebrated the hard work of local farmers but also provided a platform for knowledge sharing and advancements in the agricultural industry.

Over the years, the Paris Fair has become a beloved tradition in the community, attracting visitors from near and far It has provided a platform for local farmers, artisans, and businesses to showcase their products and talents. The fair has also served as a hub for social gatherings, fostering a sense of unity among the residents of Paris.

The impact of the Paris Fair on the people of Paris, Ontario, cannot be overstated Beyond its economic importance, the fair has played a significant role in preserving and celebrating the town's agricultural heritage. It has provided a space for generations to come together, share knowledge, and appreciate the achievements of the local community.

As the Paris Fair continues to thrive in its present location on Silver Street, it stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of community and the rich history of Paris, Ontario. The fair remains a cherished event that brings joy, excitement, and a sense of pride to the people, ensuring that the legacy of this historic agricultural society lives on for years to come.

2023 Ontario 55+ Summer Games have successful run in Brant County / Brantford

Gold Medals for undefeated Woodstock Startsafe Competitive Slo Pitch

The Slo Pitch Competitive winners was the Woodstock Startsafe Team. The championship game went right into the seventh inning where they pulled out a 1-0 win over Pogues – Mahone.

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GOLD for Wrinkled Warriors in Recreation Slo Pitch

The Wrinkled Warriors from Barrie edged out the London Whitecaps in the Championship game of the Recreation Slo Pitch. Peterborough claimed the bronze.

The opening ceremonies for the 2023 Ontario 55+ Summer Games was held at the Wayne Gretzky Sports Centre on Wednesday, August 9th . The Honourable Elizabeth Dowdeswell, Mayor David Bailey and Mayor Kevin Davis helped kick start the two-day sporting event featuring athletes from across Ontario. Photo Credit Mayor David Bailey

Best of Ontario’s 55+ tennis players hit Paris courts

This duo pictured above was the team to beat, going undefeated heading into the final game. Results from Tennis were not posted by press deadline.