The Orangeville Fall Fair returns to the Orangeville Fairgrounds in Mono from September 4 to 6, 2026, with a weekend packed full of events for all ages. Organized by the Orangeville Agricultural Society, now in its 172nd year, the fair promises tractor pulls, a demolition derby, animal shows, and plenty of free family activities.
Admission is $15 for adults 19 and over, $10 for seniors 65-plus and teens 13 to 18, and just $2 for children ages 6 to 12. Preschoolers five and under get in free. The fairgrounds sit at 247090 5 Sideroad, roughly 30 minutes north of Toronto, with more than 60,000 square feet of exhibition space.
The schedule features 4-H Dairy Club shows and the Dufferin Wellington Holstein Show, highlighting the agricultural roots that have anchored the fair since 1854. A miniature horse show and a petting zoo with Sky Ridge Clydesdale Horses are on tap, along with free wagon rides and face painting. The Brackett Auto Group Classic Car Show adds a showcase of vintage vehicles.
Saturday evening brings the Moms Motor Sports Demolition Derby at 5:30 p.m., one of the weekend’s loudest draws. Truck and tractor pulls round out the arena events, while a midway with rides and a dedicated Kids’ Zone keep younger visitors busy. The Dufferin 4-H Association, which runs youth programs across Dufferin County, is once again a key partner.
The Orangeville Agricultural Society, a nonprofit that owns and operates the fairgrounds, says the fall fair remains its biggest community event. “We couldn’t have done it without our volunteers and our partners and sponsors,” Vice President Patti Dickins has noted, while committee member Carmela Noble organized this year’s Kids’ Zone.
