Whether you call it Thanksgiving, Fall or simply the Norwood Fair, the season holds a heartbeat that resonates through our entire community. Since 1868 this fair has been more than just an event, it is a living tapestry of our shared history, woven together by generations of families, friends and neighbours. For many of us, the fair is where our story began. I still remember the pride of showing my first calf at just three years old, a spark that eventually led me to become a Junior Director when I was recruited by Art Telford and Murray Ross in 1993. Over the last 32 years, I have watched the tradition grow, not just in size, but in spirit also. The growth is a testament to the power of community. It is fueled by the tireless hands of volunteers who give their time, passion of exhibitors who showcase a year’s worth of hard work, and the joy of every fairgoer who walks through our gates. From the roar of the lawnmower races and the nostalgia of the antique cars to the thousands of school fair and homecraft exhibits, the Norwood Fair proves that when we come together we create something world class.
As winter fades and spring breathes new life into our fields, we are already hard at work preparing for the 2026 Norwood Fall Fair. We invite you to become part of this enduring legacy. Whether you are returning to a lifelong tradition or joining us for the very first time, we can’t wait to welcome you home.

Greg Stewart
President, 2026 - 2027
Norwood Agricultural Society

These folks make it happen!

Without a doubt, no event of this scope can come together without the tireless dedication of dozens of volunteers. Here are the people that make this event possible:

Officers & Directors