May 29th-31st, 2026
Year 176 Fair Theme: Hay Bales & Cow Tails

Category: Homecraft

Horticulture – Class 31

February 16, 2011

Horticulture Class 31: Section 1 – 55  

31. Horticulture

Committee: Norma Jean Stephenson Frans, Sheila Kelly, Barb Prince

  • All rules at the beginning of the Homecraft section apply
  • All entries are judged by the Ontario Judging Standards Book
  • The use of the chemical “Plant Shine” is discouraged and infested plants will be isolated in plastic bags & not be judged

Special Prizes

  • The exhibitor with Highest Points will receive a special prize, to be determined before the Fair
  • Best in Show Rosette for Specimens
  • Best in Show Rosette for Arrangements
  • Doris Hughes Memorial Award. One winner will be selected from the Arrangements Section and their name entered on the Perpetual Plaque donated by Linda Baker.

Specimens:

Prizes: 1st: $3.00, 2nd: $2.50, 3rd: $2.00

1.

Tulip, red

2.

Tulip, white or cream

3.

Tulip, yellow

4.

Tulip, variegated (blended colours)

5.

Tulip, purple or mauve

6.

Tulip, double

7.

Tulip, pink or rose

8.

Tulip, multi-floral (more than one flower per stem)

9.

Tulip, fringed

10.

Tulip, parrot

11.

Tulip, bi-colour

12.

Tulip, apricot or orange

13.

Tulip, lily type

14.

Narcissus or daffodil

15.

Lily of the Valley, 3 stems only, leaves if attached

16.

Lilac, common, 1 truss

17.

Lilac, double, 1 truss

18.

Bleeding heart – 1 stem

19.

Pansies, 3 stems with own foliage

20.

Violas, 3 stems with own foliage

21.

Iris – white or cream, stem

22.

Iris – pink, 1 stem

23.

Iris – yellow, 1stem

24.

Iris – peach, 1 stem

25.

Iris – mauve, 1 stem

26.

Iris – blue, 1 stem

27.

Iris – bronze, 1 stem

28.

Iris – purple, 1stem

29.

Iris – black, 1 stem

30.

Iris – plicata – any colour with fancy markings on edge – 1 stem

31.

Iris – beige, 1 stem

32.

Iris – two tone, 1 stem

33.

Iris – 3 distinct colours, 1 stem

34.

Iris – Siberian, 1 stem

35.

Iris – any other colour not listed, 1 stem

36.

Oriental Poppy, any colour, 1 bloom

37.

Solomon’s seal, 1 stem

38.

Columbine, 1 stem

39.

Flowering Branch

40.

Lupin, 1 stem

41.

Peony, 1 stem, no buds

42.

Allium, 1 stem

43.

Any other flower not listed

Arrangements:

Commercial Flowers may be used but no artificial or dried flowers unless stated. Accessories only when listed. 2026 Fair Theme “Hay Bales & Cow Tails”. Chief Points of Design: Colour harmony, distinction and originality, suitability to occasion, texture, harmony, and condition of blooms & relation to container.

44.

"Exuberance" Prizes: 1st: $5, 2nd: $4, 3rd: $3

An arrangement of lilacs in a basket or ceramic/pottery container. No vases please.

45.

"Flower Power" – Prizes: 1st: $5, 2nd: $4, 3rd: $3

An arrangement in a 1 litre dairy container (example milk/buttermilk carton) using buds & blooms of spring flowers.

Not to exceed 2.5 feet including carton.

46.

"Budding Beginners" Prizes: 1st: $5, 2nd: $4, 3rd: $3

An arrangement using flowering branches.

47.

"Mini Magic" Prizes: 1st: $5, 2nd: $4, 3rd: $3

A miniature design not to exceed 5 inches in any direction including container.

48.

"Quiet Time" Prizes: 1st: $5, 2nd: $4, 3rd: $3

A zen garden on a tray or dish using bird(s) as accessories.

49.

"Beauty without Bloom" Prizes: 1st: $5, 2nd: $4, 3rd: $3

A water viewing design using an assortment of leaves.

50.

"Tending Livestock" Prizes: 1st: $5, 2nd: $4, 3rd: $3

A realistic landscape style design capturing the 2026 fair theme. Accessories may be used.

51.

"Split Level" Prizes: 1st: $5, 2nd: $4, 3rd: $3

Two matching arrangements on different levels. Not to exceed 12 inches. Place arrangements on a tray for display.

52.

"Merry Month of May" Prizes: 1st: $5, 2nd: $4, 3rd: $3

A bright & cheerful arrangement.

53.

Special – People’s Choice – "Still Kicking" Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $5

An arrangement in any type of boot.

Your entry to be judged by people attending the fair. Ballots will be available at the cash table for the snack bar.

Sponsored by Norma Jean Stephenson Frans

Best in Show Ribbon – Specimens Prize: Rosette

Best in Show Ribbon – Arrangements Prize: Rosette

Best Arrangement Doris Hughes Memorial Plaque Prize: Plaque

One winner will be selected from the Arrangements Section and their name entered on the Perpetual Plaque donated by Linda Baker.

Sponsored by Linda Baker

High Points Prize: Special Prize

high points sections 1 through 52

Online Registration for Exhibitors

How to Register Your Fair Entries

Online using AssistExpo: Its quick and easy!

Online Registration for Exhibitors

For 2026, the Schomberg Fair is continuing with online registration for certain exhibitor classes. We are encouraging our exhibitors to register their entries online. Follow the instructions below to sign up for your competition on AssistExpo. Questions? Contact homecraft@schombergfair.com

How to Enter a Competition Online

  • Step 1: Find your exhibitor class and section on the Schomberg Fair website under “Competitions”.
  • Step 2: Click the link to our Online Entry Form hosted by AssistExpo. If you have used this system before at another fair, log in. If this is your first time, you must create an account by providing your name and contact information. Then, complete your contest registration according to the on-screen instructions. AssistExpo will assign you an Exhibitor number—make sure to save this number along with your username and password.
  • Step 3: After registering, print or save your confirmation message. Collect your printed tags. Remember the date and time your exhibits need to be delivered to the fair.

In Person Registration of Entries

If you do not have a way to preregister your fair exhibits online, we are more than happy to help during the exhibit drop off times: Thursday evening May 28 between 7 and 9 and Friday morning May 29 between 9 and 1130 am. Please note that while the Fair grounds are not open to the public Thursday evening, the Community Hall will be open to receive exhibits.

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Culinary Arts – Class 30

February 16, 2011

Culinary Arts Class 30: Sections 1 – 42  

30. Culinary Arts

Committee: Maureen Archibald 905-939-7449; Bonnie O’Hara 905-939-2151

  • All rules at the beginning of Homecraft Section apply
  • Please note: all entries, except layer cake, must be placed on strong paper plates and in clear plastic bags. No cling film, No twist ties. Please use “Ziploc” bags or equivalent.
  • Attach entry tags to plates, not to the bag.
  • No mixes or canned filling to be used.
  • Please note for our 2027 Fair, bottled goods can be in 250ml jars for Jams, Jellies and Sauces.

Special Prizes

Champion Cook Trophy: The Exhibitor with the highest points will have their name engraved on the Champion Cook Perpetual Plaque donated by Grainne Malcolm and receive a plaque donated by the Schomberg Agricultural Society

*** NOTE: 1st prize winners from 2024 and 2025 are not eligible ***

Bread and Rolls:

Prizes: 1st: $4.00, 2nd: $3.50, 3rd: $3.00

1.

60% Whole Wheat bread – ½ loaf.

2.

Sour Dough Bread – whole loaf

3.

Machine Bread, White

4.

Dinner Rolls, White

4 on a plate

5.

Scones with raisins only

3 on a plate

Cakes:

Prizes: 1st: $8.50, 2nd: $6.50, 3rd: $4.50

6.

Spice Cake with raisins

No larger than 9", iced, on paper plate

7.

Vintage Queen Elizabeth Cake

No nuts, no larger than 8" x 8", iced, on paper plate

8.

Tomato Soup Cake

No larger than 8" X 8", on paper plate

9.

Decorated cupcakes with fair theme

No mixes, & papers off , 3 on a plate

Pies & Tarts:

Prizes: 1st: $8.50, 2nd: $6.50, 3rd: $4.50

10.

Apple Pie

Double Crust

11.

Butter Tarts

Must include raisins, no nuts, 4 on a paper plate

12.

Strawberry /Rhubarb Tarts

No top crust, 4 on a paper plate

Loaves:

Prizes: 1st: $6.00, 2nd: $5.50, 3rd: $5.00

13.

Banana Loaf

No nuts or chocolate chips – 1/2 loaf on paper plate

14.

Apple Loaf

With raisins, no nuts -1/2 loaf on paper plate

15.

Lemon Loaf

With glaze, no nuts, 1/2 loaf on paper plate

16.

Date Loaf

No nuts or glaze, 1/2 loaf on a paper plate

Squares, Cookies, Muffins:

Prizes: 1st: $4.00, 2nd: $3.50, 3rd: $3.00

17.

Brownies

Iced, no nuts, 3 on small plate

18.

Oatmeal & Date Squares

3 on a small plate

19.

Oatmeal Raisin Cookies

No nuts, 3 on a plate

20.

Chocolate Chip Cookies

No nuts – 3 on a plate

21.

Cranberry & White Chocolate Shortbread (recipe shown)

3 cut squares on paper plate

22.

No Bake Cookies

3 on a plate, No nuts.

23.

Cranberry/orange muffins

No nuts or raisins, paper removed – 3 on a plate

24.

Bran muffins

With raisins only, paper removed, 3 on a plate

25.

Banana muffins

With chocolate chips, no nuts, paper removed, 3 on a plate

Bottled Goods: For this section, please put elastic through tag & around lid:

Prizes: 1st: $4.00, 2nd: $3.50, 3rd: $3.00

26.

Rhubarb sauce

27.

Marmalade

28.

Strawberry Cooked Jam

29.

Raspberry Cooked Jam

30.

Any other jam not mentioned

31.

Grape Jelly

32.

Apple Jelly

33.

Any other jelly not mentioned

34.

Chili Sauce, Mild

35.

Dill Pickles

36.

Bread & Butter Pickles

37.

Cucumber Relish

38.

BBQ Sauce

Candy:

Prizes: 1st: $4.00, 2nd: $3.50, 3rd: $3.00

39.

Best Chocolate Fudge

No nuts, 4 pieces on small plate

40.

Almond Bark

Chocolate, 4 pieces on a small plate

41.

Peanut Brittle

4 pieces on paper plate

Other:

42.

One dozen brown eggs in a clean egg carton Prizes: 1st: $3.00, 2nd: $2.50, 3rd: $2.00

Special:

43.

Pioneer Honey Special Prize: Gift basket prize.

Honey Glazed Buttermilk Oatmeal Coffee Cake Recipe Below

Entire 9×9 cake is submitted. This item will be retained by the sponsor.

Sponsored by Pioneer Honey 5815 15th Sideroad, Schomberg

Champion Cook Prize: Trophy

High points in Class 30. 2024 and 2025 winners not eligible

Sponsored by Grainne Malcolm

Online Registration for Exhibitors

How to Register Your Fair Entries

Online using AssistExpo: Its quick and easy!

Online Registration for Exhibitors

For 2026, the Schomberg Fair is continuing with online registration for certain exhibitor classes. We are encouraging our exhibitors to register their entries online. Follow the instructions below to sign up for your competition on AssistExpo. Questions? Contact homecraft@schombergfair.com

How to Enter a Competition Online

  • Step 1: Find your exhibitor class and section on the Schomberg Fair website under “Competitions”.
  • Step 2: Click the link to our Online Entry Form hosted by AssistExpo. If you have used this system before at another fair, log in. If this is your first time, you must create an account by providing your name and contact information. Then, complete your contest registration according to the on-screen instructions. AssistExpo will assign you an Exhibitor number—make sure to save this number along with your username and password.
  • Step 3: After registering, print or save your confirmation message. Collect your printed tags. Remember the date and time your exhibits need to be delivered to the fair.

In Person Registration of Entries

If you do not have a way to preregister your fair exhibits online, we are more than happy to help during the exhibit drop off times: Thursday evening May 28 between 7 and 9 and Friday morning May 29 between 9 and 1130 am. Please note that while the Fair grounds are not open to the public Thursday evening, the Community Hall will be open to receive exhibits.

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Crafts and Hobbies – Class 29

February 16, 2011

Crafts & Hobbies Class 29: Sections 1 – 47  

29. Crafts & Hobbies

Chair: Jan Pinkerton, 905-939-2688

Committee: Janis Boykach, Iris Wilson, Barb Leonard

  • All rules at the beginning of the Homecraft Section apply
  • All exhibitors must be amateurs
  • All crafts must have a patch of material or yarn/threads attached to each entry
  • Pictures must be ready to hang
  • Failure to comply with these rules will result in disqualification

Prizes:

Sections 1-4: 1st – $5.50, 2nd – $5.00, 3rd – $4.50

Sections 5-40: 1st – $4.50, 2nd – $4.00, 3rd -$3.50

Special Prize

One “Best of Show” Rosette will be awarded…no additional prize money.

Pictures:

Prizes: 1st: $5.50, 2nd: $5.00, 3rd: $4.50

1.

Counted cross stitch picture (under 12" not including mat and frame)

2.

Counted cross stitch picture (over 12")

3.

Diamond Dot Picture

4.

Diamond Dot Article

Miscellaneous:

Prizes: 1st: $4.50, 2nd: $4.00, 3rd: $3.50

5.

Article of String Art

6.

Fill a Hoop Fair theme "Hay Bales & Cow Tails"

7.

Hand-made Stuffed Toy

8.

Dressed Doll (knit crochet or sewn outfit.)

9.

Painted Rock

10.

Bookmark Fair Theme "Hay Bales & Cow Tails"

11.

Reuse Item from Thrift Store

12.

Wire Sculpture

13.

Decoupage Article

14.

Amiguri Article (Small to fit in Hand)

15.

Amiguri Article (larger)

16.

Decorated Coffee/tea Cup with Rug Mat

17.

Decorated Mason Jar

18.

Article from Recycled Denim

Scrapbooking (Single Page):

Prizes: 1st: $4.50, 2nd: $4.00, 3rd: $3.50

19.

Hallowe’en

20.

Remembrance Day 2025

21.

Any other Theme of Your Choice

22.

Graduation

23.

Large Party for Anniversary, Reunion, Etc.

Cards:

Prizes: 1st: $4.50, 2nd: $4.00, 3rd: $3.50

24.

Cross stitch

25.

String Art

26.

Folded Card

27.

Circuit Machine (Cricut)

28.

Any other kind or tecnique

Woodworking:

Prizes: 1st: $4.50, 2nd: $4.00, 3rd: $3.50

29.

Article of Wood (style of carving in the round)

30.

Wooden toy

31.

Handcarved Wooden Article (not over 24")

Christmas:

Prizes: 1st: $4.50, 2nd: $4.00, 3rd: $3.50

32.

Angel

33.

Article from Xmas cards

34.

3 Xmas ornaments (mounted)

35.

Xmas Placemats

36.

Article from Plastic Canvas

37.

Xmas Nutcracker

38.

Xmas Jewelry

39.

Xmas Puzzle

40.

Xmas Gift Tags

Specials:

41.

Special: Double Page Scrapbook (12 x12 in protective sleeve) Prize: 1st prize determined by the Fair

Feature Fair Theme "Hay Bales & Cow Tails""

Sponsored by Bev Donaldson

42.

Special: Mary Duggan Special: Prizes: 1st: $12, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $5

A Gift Basket, Box or Tray for a Senior of Homemade items Value up to $40

Sponsored by Monica Duggan and Teresa Slade and their families.

Judge’s Choice Best Greeting Card Prize: Ribbon

Best in Show Prize: Ribbon

Online Registration for Exhibitors

How to Register Your Fair Entries

Online using AssistExpo: Its quick and easy!

Online Registration for Exhibitors

For 2026, the Schomberg Fair is continuing with online registration for certain exhibitor classes. We are encouraging our exhibitors to register their entries online. Follow the instructions below to sign up for your competition on AssistExpo. Questions? Contact homecraft@schombergfair.com

How to Enter a Competition Online

  • Step 1: Find your exhibitor class and section on the Schomberg Fair website under “Competitions”.
  • Step 2: Click the link to our Online Entry Form hosted by AssistExpo. If you have used this system before at another fair, log in. If this is your first time, you must create an account by providing your name and contact information. Then, complete your contest registration according to the on-screen instructions. AssistExpo will assign you an Exhibitor number—make sure to save this number along with your username and password.
  • Step 3: After registering, print or save your confirmation message. Collect your printed tags. Remember the date and time your exhibits need to be delivered to the fair.

In Person Registration of Entries

If you do not have a way to preregister your fair exhibits online, we are more than happy to help during the exhibit drop off times: Thursday evening May 28 between 7 and 9 and Friday morning May 29 between 9 and 1130 am. Please note that while the Fair grounds are not open to the public Thursday evening, the Community Hall will be open to receive exhibits.

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Antiques – Class 28

February 16, 2011

Antiques Class 28: Sections 1 – 62  

28. Antiques

Chair: Liz MacPherson…………..…..905-939-8181

Co-Chair: Andy MacPherson

Committee: Cathy Davis, Lisa Whittaker, Bob Teather, Carol Boyd.

General rules at the front of this book apply to this class.

TWO lists of antiques entered are required for this class. The second list must accompany the antiques and be signed by both the exhibitor and a committee member.

  • Articles must Pre-date 1950 unless otherwise specified.
  • The best possible care will be taken to safeguard the articles, but we cannot be responsible for the articles or accidents to them.
  • Tags will be opened unless otherwise requested.
  • Any mounting box, tray, cardboard, or hanger etc. is for safety and display, and will not influence judging.
  • Condition, age, rarity, and historical significance will be considered.
  • Small cracks or flaws will not disqualify the item.
  • Exhibitors are encouraged to enter items that follow the current Fair Theme and will be given preference.
  • Historical interest and approximate age of entry would be appreciated but is not necessary for a prize. This may be indicated on the tag.
  • The article must not have been entered in the past 3 years.

Special Prizes

  • Most Points in Class 28. Prize: Rosette
  • A Best of Show Rosette will be awarded to the best entry in this class

Prizes: 1st: $4.00, 2nd: $3.50, 3rd: $3.00 – Unless otherwise noted

Items Pre-Dating 1950

Glass:

1.

Snow Globe

2.

Paperweight

3.

Piece of Mary Gregory

4.

Celery Dish

China:

5.

Plate related to Theme "Hay Bales & Cow Tails"

6.

Toby Jug

7.

Small Farm Animal

8.

Shelley – Cup & Saucer

Metal:

9.

Farm Trophy

10.

3 Souvenir Spoons (in a box)

11.

Match Holder

12.

Toaster

13.

Door Stop

Jewelry & Accessories:

14.

Piece of Amethyst

15.

Piece with Family Birthstones

16.

Piece of Marquisette

17.

Piece of Cameo Jewelry

Miscellaneous:

18.

Farm-Related Story Book

19.

Jack Knife

20.

Stamped envelope with date visible

21.

Years of Service Pin – any type

22.

Pencil Box

23.

Transit Ticket

Items from 1950, ’60, ’70, ’80s

Glass:

24.

Snow Globe

25.

Paperweight

26.

Caithness Vase

27.

Salt & Pepper

China:

28.

Small Farm Animal

29.

Book ends

30.

Bell

31.

Piece of Wedgewood

Metal:

32.

Farm Trophy

33.

3 Souvenir Spoons (in a box)

34.

Match Holder

35.

Pie Lifter

36.

Avon Christmas Ornament

Jewelry & Accessories:

37.

Piece of Amethyst

38.

Piece with Family Birthstones

39.

Piece of Canadian Jade (BC)

40.

Piece of Cameo Jewelry

Miscellaneous:

41.

Farm-Related Story Book

42.

Jack Knife

43.

Disney Video

44.

Years of Service Pin – any type

45.

Pencil Box

46.

Transit Ticket

47.

Birth Announcement – either Hospital or Newspaper

Specials:

48.

Jack Orr Special: "My Most Prized Antique" Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $10, others: $0

Sponsored by Jack Orr

49.

Special: Future Collectible or Antique Prizes: 1st: $20, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $5, others: $0

Something made after 1970 that you anticipate will become a desirable collectible or antique.

Sponsored by Clarke and Joanne Smith

Best of Show Award Prize: Rosette

Exhibitor Award For the Most Points Prize: Rosette

Online Registration for Exhibitors

How to Register Your Fair Entries

Online using AssistExpo: Its quick and easy!

Online Registration for Exhibitors

For 2026, the Schomberg Fair is continuing with online registration for certain exhibitor classes. We are encouraging our exhibitors to register their entries online. Follow the instructions below to sign up for your competition on AssistExpo. Questions? Contact homecraft@schombergfair.com

How to Enter a Competition Online

  • Step 1: Find your exhibitor class and section on the Schomberg Fair website under “Competitions”.
  • Step 2: Click the link to our Online Entry Form hosted by AssistExpo. If you have used this system before at another fair, log in. If this is your first time, you must create an account by providing your name and contact information. Then, complete your contest registration according to the on-screen instructions. AssistExpo will assign you an Exhibitor number—make sure to save this number along with your username and password.
  • Step 3: After registering, print or save your confirmation message. Collect your printed tags. Remember the date and time your exhibits need to be delivered to the fair.

In Person Registration of Entries

If you do not have a way to preregister your fair exhibits online, we are more than happy to help during the exhibit drop off times: Thursday evening May 28 between 7 and 9 and Friday morning May 29 between 9 and 1130 am. Please note that while the Fair grounds are not open to the public Thursday evening, the Community Hall will be open to receive exhibits.

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Amateur Art – Class 27

February 16, 2011

Amateur Art Class 27: Sections 1 – 28  

27. Amateur Art

Chair: Linda Baker……………………….905-939-8361

Committee: If you are interested in joining our team, let us know!

Adult Entries Only: Minimum age 16

  • All rules at the beginning of the Homecraft Section apply
  • Artwork only, excluding framing, to be judged.
  • All work must be done by exhibitor.
  • All pictures must arrive properly mounted or framed and ready to hang with secure wires on the back, or they will not be judged. Please note times of entries.

Special Awards:

  • Judge’s choice award will receive a Best of Show Rosette
  • The exhibitor with the highest total points in Class 27 will receive a special prize (to be determined before the Fair)

Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $5

Watercolour:

1.

Floral

2.

Landscape

3.

Seascape

4.

Cityscape

5.

Still Life

6.

Snow Scene

7.

Wetlands

8.

Farm Scene

9.

Abstract

Acrylic/Oil:

10.

Floral

11.

Landscape

12.

Seascape

13.

Cityscape

14.

Still Life

15.

Abstract

16.

Snow Scene

17.

Wetlands

18.

Farm scene

Other Medium:

19.

Animals, birds, butterflies, insects, reptiles, etc…Any Medium

20.

Portrait – Any Medium

21.

Collage – Two dimensional

22.

Cultural/Place of Origin, any medium, depicting unique characteristics of territory or country.

23.

Fair Theme

An interpretive drawing or collage of the current year’s fair theme "Hay Bales & Cow Tails".

May be in coloured pencil, oil pastels, and/or textile sample. If you are entering a 3D piece, limit your exhibit to 60cm/2 feet (height/width/square)

24.

Textile painting. If exhibiting large item, please have it ready to hang on its own hanger

25.

Paper Maché – Papier Maché, size not to exceed 24"x24"x24".

26.

Monochromatic Technique – any subject

27.

Linocut or printmaking – any medium

28.

Computer-generated art – any subject

29.

Acrylic artist’s ink, pencil and /or charcoal drawing or sketching, choice of theme, or topic subject.

High Points Sections 1-29 Prize: Rosette

The exhibitor with the highest total points in class 27 will receive a Rosette

Best In Show Judge’s Choice Prize: Best In Show Rosette

Online Registration for Exhibitors

How to Register Your Fair Entries

Online using AssistExpo: Its quick and easy!

Online Registration for Exhibitors

For 2026, the Schomberg Fair is continuing with online registration for certain exhibitor classes. We are encouraging our exhibitors to register their entries online. Follow the instructions below to sign up for your competition on AssistExpo. Questions? Contact homecraft@schombergfair.com

How to Enter a Competition Online

  • Step 1: Find your exhibitor class and section on the Schomberg Fair website under “Competitions”.
  • Step 2: Click the link to our Online Entry Form hosted by AssistExpo. If you have used this system before at another fair, log in. If this is your first time, you must create an account by providing your name and contact information. Then, complete your contest registration according to the on-screen instructions. AssistExpo will assign you an Exhibitor number—make sure to save this number along with your username and password.
  • Step 3: After registering, print or save your confirmation message. Collect your printed tags. Remember the date and time your exhibits need to be delivered to the fair.

In Person Registration of Entries

If you do not have a way to preregister your fair exhibits online, we are more than happy to help during the exhibit drop off times: Thursday evening May 28 between 7 and 9 and Friday morning May 29 between 9 and 1130 am. Please note that while the Fair grounds are not open to the public Thursday evening, the Community Hall will be open to receive exhibits.

AssistExpo logo



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