PERU FAIR IS BACK IN TOWN

Posted At : September 20, 2007 2:10 PM | Posted By : Craig Altschul
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The Peru Fair has returned to its home stomping ground after a three-year absence. The one-day fair has drawn crowds of up to 10,000 during its 26-year run. People come from as far away as Europe to experience this fall classic event. The day begins at 9 a.m., featuring The March of the Porkers Parade at 9:45 a.m., Sat. Sept. 29 a.m., according to The Bennington Banner.

The pig-theme continues throughout the day with an organic pig roast beginning at 11 a.m. Entertainment and 75 Vermont crafts vendors will be on hand, along with hay rides and magic acts. The fun ends at 4 p.m. Park at Bromley Mountain where shuttles are waiting to take you to the fair site. It's a nice way to enjoy a fall day.

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peru fair committee's Gravatar We are planning the 2008 Peru Fair for September 27, 2008 (rain or shine) with the same nostalgic infamous Pig Roast, our Gypsy Reel entertainment and over 80 vendors are signed up! Plan to be there in full swing to enjoy the fun of the day, park at Bromley Mountain and ride the shuttle, no dogs, kids and families all are welcome!
# Posted By peru fair committee | 3/17/08 3:34 PM
West River Watershed Alliance's Gravatar Thanks so much for having this great event every year! I work and volunteer with a small, local non-profit, the West River Watershed Alliance. I am wondering if it would be possible for us to have a table set up in the vendor area or other appropriate place during the festival.

As our mission states, "The West River Watershed Alliance is working to help protect, enhance and raise awareness of the environmental, cultural and economic health of the water, land and communities of the West, Williams & Saxtons River watersheds."

Thanks so much for your time and consideration of this matter.
# Posted By West River Watershed Alliance | 5/7/08 9:22 AM
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