Fairs & Exhibitions by Province

Alberta's fair season peaks in the warm summer months with world-famous rodeos and stampedes, followed by harvest fairs celebrating the rich prairie agricultural lifestyle.

From vibrant coastal exhibitions to massive interior agricultural shows, British Columbia offers a incredibly diverse fair season running from late summer through early autumn.

Manitoba's agricultural societies host tight-knit, community-driven summer and fall fairs that showcase the province's incredible farming heritage and local makers.

New Brunswick's exhibition season features historic agricultural shows, lumberjack competitions, and coastal festivals that bring communities together.

Newfoundland and Labrador's agricultural exhibitions are rugged, spirited community gatherings featuring local crafts, livestock, and unique coastal traditions.

Northwest Territories events are unique community gatherings that celebrate northern culture, local crafts, and the fleeting beauty of the arctic summer.

Nova Scotia hosts iconic provincial exhibitions featuring massive draft horse pulls, ox pulls, and incredible maritime agricultural displays.

Nunavut's community festivals are deeply tied to Inuit traditions, changing seasons, and community gathering rather than traditional southern agriculture.

Ontario boasts the largest concentration of fall fairs in Canada. The season runs fiercely from late August through Thanksgiving, deeply rooted in historic agricultural traditions.

Prince Edward Island may be small, but its historic 'Old Home Week' and provincial exhibitions are massive, island-wide celebrations of farming and harness racing.

Quebec's 'expos agricoles' offer a unique, vibrant blend of French-Canadian heritage, premium dairy showcases, and thrilling midway entertainment.

Saskatchewan celebrates its deep agricultural roots with expansive summer exhibitions, chuckwagon races, and harvest festivals across the Land of Living Skies.

The Yukon embraces the short northern summer with vibrant community fairs showcasing northern agriculture, gold rush heritage, and incredible local resilience.