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There is a wide variety of grounds entertainment for the whole family
to enjoy.
Grounds entertainment can be seen daily with your paid admission.
New to the Fair for 2010:
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Buford Bear
Everyone loves “Buford” as he makes his way around your
event...telling funny jokes and singing silly songs!
Children and adults alike enjoy this fun bear as he
drives his farm truck around the grounds greeting your
patrons with his own unique brand of humor.
Special effects, music and fun for the entire family.
This self-contained unit is seen throughout the USA at
fairs and festivals to the delight of audiences of all
ages.
Buford drives an environmentally safe truck that runs on
electric. This makes him safe for inside shows as well
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Kay Rosaire Big Cat Encounter
Back by popular demand.
For more information, click
here. |
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Olde Indian River Lumberjack Show
For more information, click
here. |
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Heritage Village - blacksmith,
soap maker, leather maker, paper marbler, rope maker |
Returning favorites for the 2010 fair are:
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Commerford and Sons
will bring its petting zoo to the fair. Children and
adults can mingle with goats and sheep and pet and
hand-feed all animals in both zoos. Other featured
animals include camels, zebras, zebus, llamas, miniature
donkeys and more. For more information, click
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Swifty Swine Racing Pigs
For more information, click
here. |
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Horses, Horses, Horses! - Lisa Dufresne has turned her love
of animals into a lifelong career. From her youngest days
growing up in Worcester, Massachusetts, her natural skill with
horses led her to a career performing, choreographing and competing
with horses. With over twenty years experience training
animal acts of all kinds, Lisa's performances with her animals have
delighted audiences across the world. Her first love and
specialty, Lisa's horses have waltzed their way into Japan, danced
in the Main Ballroom of the Waldorf Astoria in New York City, and
circled the United States in various circuses, stage shows, fairs
and horse theatres, including a number of years performing with
Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey. She has been featured on a
number of television programs, magazines and newspapers, covering
her work with horses, zebras, camels, llamas, pigs and sea lions and
is an active clinician. appearing at Equitana USA, and Equine
Affaires demonstrating her training techniques. Lisa currently lives
in Sarasota, Florida when not on tour and enjoys competing in
dressage at the International level with her Danish Warmblood and
Oldenberg horses.
For more information, click
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