NRT's Harvest & Craft Fair
Thank you to everyone who came to celebrate the Harvest Fair with us on October 3rd! What a wonderful way to mark the return of this iconic community event in 2021.
The NRT would like to thank all of our guests, volunteers, staff, and sponsors who helped to make the fair a wonderful celebration of fall with friends and family.
We look forward to seeing everyone again in 2022!
Thank you to everyone who came to celebrate the Harvest Fair with us on October 3rd! What a wonderful way to mark the return of this iconic community event in 2021.
The NRT would like to thank all of our guests, volunteers, staff, and sponsors who helped to make the fair a wonderful celebration of fall with friends and family.
We look forward to seeing everyone again in 2022!
Follow us to the Harvest Fair on October 3rd!
Admission Rates:
Adults and children (*age 5 and up) ------ $5/person
Children under age 5 ------ Free!
For everyone's safety please no pets on site the day of the fair.
Adults and children (*age 5 and up) ------ $5/person
Children under age 5 ------ Free!
For everyone's safety please no pets on site the day of the fair.
2021 fair activities will continue to be announced throughout the summer and early fall!
Scheduled for 2021's Harvest and Craft Fair:
Genuine alpaca products from Kave Rock Alpacas
Enjoy great fair food sponsored by NRT! Burgers, fries, and more!
Hot apple cider and delicious slices of pie
Hand-dipped caramel apples
Juried crafters and local artisans
Musical guests, including American Beauties, Rowdies of the Meadow, and Randy Davis
Great items at the NRT Silent Auction
Vehicle Exploration Station
Fabulous food from local restaurants, including Rosemary Fresh
Family fun, including arts and crafts and pumpkin decorating
Community activities with the Easton Human Rights Commission
Meet volunteers from local non-profits to learn about the good work they are doing in the community
More fun for the whole family!
Check back for more information as the fair gets closer
Volunteers, sponsors, and staff are essential in making the fair possible.
NRT volunteers, staff, and vendors must be masked during the event. Because there are many visitors who come to enjoy the event, fair guests are strongly encouraged to wear masks to protect themselves and others, especially if they have increased risk of illness or are unvaccinated. Due to crowds in certain areas of the fair, social distancing can be difficult. Please wear a mask to protect yourself and others. Masks will be available at entrance gates an the NRT Info booth inside the fairgrounds, and hand sanitizer will be available throughout the grounds.
Interested in volunteering? Click here to visit our volunteer page for more information on being a part of the fun.
Thank you everyone for supporting the NRT!
Please note: Dogs or pets of any kind are not permitted on the fair grounds on the day of the event. Service animals only are welcome on site. Due to high volumes of traffic and visitors, no dogs are permitted at Sheep Pasture during the fair.So all guests are able to enjoy a wonderful, family-centered day at the fair political campaigning for any local, state, or federal candidate of any party or any political concern or referendum is not permitted at the fair. Political or unapproved organizations' representatives will be asked to leave the property.
Scheduled for 2021's Harvest and Craft Fair:
Genuine alpaca products from Kave Rock Alpacas
Enjoy great fair food sponsored by NRT! Burgers, fries, and more!
Hot apple cider and delicious slices of pie
Hand-dipped caramel apples
Juried crafters and local artisans
Musical guests, including American Beauties, Rowdies of the Meadow, and Randy Davis
Great items at the NRT Silent Auction
Vehicle Exploration Station
Fabulous food from local restaurants, including Rosemary Fresh
Family fun, including arts and crafts and pumpkin decorating
Community activities with the Easton Human Rights Commission
Meet volunteers from local non-profits to learn about the good work they are doing in the community
More fun for the whole family!
Check back for more information as the fair gets closer
Volunteers, sponsors, and staff are essential in making the fair possible.
NRT volunteers, staff, and vendors must be masked during the event. Because there are many visitors who come to enjoy the event, fair guests are strongly encouraged to wear masks to protect themselves and others, especially if they have increased risk of illness or are unvaccinated. Due to crowds in certain areas of the fair, social distancing can be difficult. Please wear a mask to protect yourself and others. Masks will be available at entrance gates an the NRT Info booth inside the fairgrounds, and hand sanitizer will be available throughout the grounds.
Interested in volunteering? Click here to visit our volunteer page for more information on being a part of the fun.
Thank you everyone for supporting the NRT!
Please note: Dogs or pets of any kind are not permitted on the fair grounds on the day of the event. Service animals only are welcome on site. Due to high volumes of traffic and visitors, no dogs are permitted at Sheep Pasture during the fair.So all guests are able to enjoy a wonderful, family-centered day at the fair political campaigning for any local, state, or federal candidate of any party or any political concern or referendum is not permitted at the fair. Political or unapproved organizations' representatives will be asked to leave the property.
Parking and Entrance Gates:
Limited free parking is available for fair visitors. Please enter at the NRT Community Gardens, on route 138, across from the Moreau Hall Elementary School. Handicapped parking area is available with a placard or plate; please enter at same main parking entrance. The NRT encourages families and friends to carpool if possible due to limited parking availability. Bicycle racks will also be available at the gates for those individuals who choose to come on bicycles, or other personal transportation. Bicycles, skateboards, or other non-medical transport are not allowed into the fair grounds and can be left at the entrance bike racks.
For your convenience, fair entrance gates are located at the parking area, at 307 Main Street (main entrance to Sheep Pasture), and at 261 Main Street (secondary entrance to Sheep Pasture).
Please do not park in private lots that are not marked for fair parking.
Limited free parking is available for fair visitors. Please enter at the NRT Community Gardens, on route 138, across from the Moreau Hall Elementary School. Handicapped parking area is available with a placard or plate; please enter at same main parking entrance. The NRT encourages families and friends to carpool if possible due to limited parking availability. Bicycle racks will also be available at the gates for those individuals who choose to come on bicycles, or other personal transportation. Bicycles, skateboards, or other non-medical transport are not allowed into the fair grounds and can be left at the entrance bike racks.
For your convenience, fair entrance gates are located at the parking area, at 307 Main Street (main entrance to Sheep Pasture), and at 261 Main Street (secondary entrance to Sheep Pasture).
Please do not park in private lots that are not marked for fair parking.
Admission gates are cash only. ATM services are available outside of the fairgrounds at North Easton Savings Bank on Main Street.
Please note that no pets are allowed on the fair grounds, including pets in backpacks, carrying bags/ portable kennels, or on or off leash. For the safety of pets, we do not recommend leaving pets in vehicles while guests attend the fair. Working service animals are welcome.
So all guests are able to enjoy a wonderful, family-centered day at the fair political campaigning for any local, state, or federal candidate of any party or for any ballot question, referendum, or other political concern is not permitted at the fair. Sheep Pasture is privately owned and operated; political candidates or unapproved organizations' representatives will be asked to leave the property. Any sales by individuals not pre-approved to participate in the fair are not allowed and individuals may be asked to leave the event.
Please note that no pets are allowed on the fair grounds, including pets in backpacks, carrying bags/ portable kennels, or on or off leash. For the safety of pets, we do not recommend leaving pets in vehicles while guests attend the fair. Working service animals are welcome.
So all guests are able to enjoy a wonderful, family-centered day at the fair political campaigning for any local, state, or federal candidate of any party or for any ballot question, referendum, or other political concern is not permitted at the fair. Sheep Pasture is privately owned and operated; political candidates or unapproved organizations' representatives will be asked to leave the property. Any sales by individuals not pre-approved to participate in the fair are not allowed and individuals may be asked to leave the event.
The NRT was deeply saddened by the recent loss of Mr. Avery "Lee" Williams. He was always a champion for agriculture and the mission of the NRT, and Lee worked to make the entire community better or everyone who lived here.
In 2021, the NRT would like to dedicate the celebration of the
Harvest and Craft Fair to Lee Williams to honor his passion, his spirit,
and his love of the community.
In 2021, the NRT would like to dedicate the celebration of the
Harvest and Craft Fair to Lee Williams to honor his passion, his spirit,
and his love of the community.
Thank you to North Easton Savings Bank for their continued support of the NRT's Harvest Fair
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Crafter, VENDOR, Non-Profit, and Business EVENT Information
The 2021 NRT Harvest and Craft Fair is being planned for Sunday, October 3, 2021 from 10 am -2 pm. Applications and directions for the event are in the downloadable files below. Spaces will be limited in 2021, and applications will be closed if spaces fill. Please read individual applications for details.
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Crafters:
All crafters are required to receive approval from NRT before selling craft items at the fair. Applications are not mailed to individual crafters for the event. Applications for the 2022 event will be available for download here in late winter 2022.
Business partners/ event vendors: For-profit businesses who would like to participate in the Harvest Fair or support this fundraiser through donations should download and view the sponsorships information file when it is available in summer 2022. The file will provide information on various sponsorship levels available and the benefits of each. Questions? Please contact the NRT at info@nrtofeaston.org for more information to meet your specific needs!
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Non-profit organizations:
The NRT Harvest Fair supports the local community by encouraging other local non-profit groups to share information with our fair guests. An application is required for all non-profit organizations, and details for participation are listed on that form. Please read through the requirements to determine if your group or organization qualifies. Applications will be available in late summer 2022. If you are a for-profit organization interested in participating in the Harvest Fair, sponsorship opportunities are available. Please review the sponsorship application to the left on this page. Food vendors:
A limited number of food vendors may be approved for the 2022 Harvest and Craft Fair for specific food items. If you are interested in participating in the 2022 event, please check back here in summer 2022 for the required information and forms. |
Solicitation of Harvest Fair guests, unapproved business advertising, or leafleting of cars by other businesses, political parties, organizations or individuals are not permitted on NRT property at any time. Local, state, or federal political campaigning of any kind is not allowed by candidates of any party at NRT events, programs, or grounds.
Thank You to Our
Friends, Supporters, & Sponsors
For more information on silent auction sponsors and available items, please click here
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