Trout Creek Fall Fair
“August 22 – 24, 2025 – A Weekend of Family, Fun & Fall Traditions!“
The Trout Creek Fall Fair is back from August 22nd to 24th, 2025, and it’s ready to bring the community together for another joyful weekend of country charm, local talent, and family-friendly fun. Set in the scenic heart of Northern Ontario, this beloved fair is a celebration of small-town spirit, rural roots, and end-of-summer excitement.
Whether you’re cheering on a parade, competing in a bale toss, or watching your little one bounce in a castle, the 2025 Trout Creek Fall Fair promises something for everyone—from toddlers to seniors and everyone in between!
Parade & Opening Festivities
The weekend kicks off with the always-anticipated Parade, winding through the streets of Trout Creek with colorful floats, classic cars, community groups, and proud local participants. With waving flags, smiling faces, and festive energy, the parade sets the tone for a weekend full of community pride and celebration.
Horse Show & Rural Competitions
The fairgrounds come alive with the Horse Show, where equestrians and their steeds showcase their skills in a variety of classes. From showmanship to agility, this event is a long-standing crowd favorite, offering a mix of elegance, teamwork, and traditional country sport.
If you’re looking for a bit of muscle-powered fun, don’t miss the Bale Tossing Contest—a high-energy, hay-slinging competition that’s as entertaining to watch as it is to compete in. It’s a true test of strength, skill, and rural pride!
Fun for Kids & Families
Young fairgoers will have plenty to smile about with a full lineup of children’s activities, including Kids Games, Face Painting, and Bouncy Castles. Whether they’re climbing, bouncing, or getting their faces painted like butterflies or superheroes, the kids will be entertained all day long in a safe and vibrant space.
The adorable Baby Show is another highlight, giving the littlest members of the community their time to shine. From cutest smile to chubbiest cheeks, this heartwarming event always draws big smiles from the crowd.
Homecrafts & Talent on Display
Inside the exhibit halls, the Homecrafts displays showcase the incredible talents of local crafters, bakers, quilters, and gardeners. From mouth-watering pies to hand-stitched quilts and perfectly grown vegetables, these entries celebrate the creativity and hard work of the community.
And if you’re looking to be inspired (or simply entertained), the Talent Show invites locals to step into the spotlight and show off their skills. Singers, dancers, comedians, and more will light up the stage in a show that’s full of surprises and hometown pride.
Celebrate Fall the Trout Creek Way!
Join us from August 22nd to 24th, 2025, for the Trout Creek Fall Fair—a weekend of community, celebration, and country fun that captures the true spirit of fall in Northern Ontario!
History of the Trout Creek Fall Fair
The Trout Creek Fall Fair has been a cherished tradition in the village of Trout Creek, Ontario, for many decades. Though smaller in scale than some of the province’s larger fairs, it holds deep roots in the local community and reflects the values of northern rural life, agriculture, and family celebration.
The fair is organized by the Trout Creek Agricultural Society, which was established to support and promote agriculture and community spirit in Powassan Township and the surrounding areas. While the exact founding year of the fair is not widely documented, it is known to have been running for many years—serving as a vibrant seasonal event that marks the end of summer and brings together residents of all ages.
Historically, the Trout Creek Fall Fair has featured agricultural exhibits, home baking and canning competitions, arts and crafts displays, and livestock showcases, especially highlighting the hard work of local farmers and youth in 4-H clubs. It has also offered games for kids, live entertainment, local vendors, and a strong community atmosphere that keeps people coming back year after year.
Over time, the fair has adapted to modern interests while still honoring its rural roots. The inclusion of fun contests, music, and family activities ensures its appeal to new generations, while the commitment of volunteers and local sponsors helps preserve its grassroots character.
The Trout Creek Fall Fair remains a heartfelt celebration of community and country life, demonstrating the enduring importance of rural fairs in keeping traditions alive and communities connected in northern Ontario.
