Lowell Green’s first Shawville Fair by Donald Teuma-Castelletti
August 22, 2017
I heard this great story when I was tasked with picking up a delivery of Lowell Green’s latest book for the Pontiac Printshop. After driving
I heard this great story when I was tasked with picking up a delivery of Lowell Green’s latest book for the Pontiac Printshop. After driving
Those looking for an alternative to traditional fair fare will have a sweet new option this year. On Friday, Sept. 1 at 7 p.m., Ashley
Many local children look forward to the Shawville Fair as a time to relax, hit the rides and see the sights. But for those in
THE EQUITY: What are your plans for this year’s fair? André Fortin: “The opening ceremony is always a must. They do a good job of
THE EQUITY caught up with Pontiac MP Will Amos to ask him a few questions about his experiences at the Shawville Fair: THE EQUITY: What
THE EQUITY caught up with Pontiac MP Will Amos to ask him a few questions about his experiences at the Shawville Fair: THE EQUITY: What
THE EQUITY caught up with Shawville Mayor Sandra Murray in advance of this year’s edition. Here’s what she had to say: THE EQUITY: What are
With the 161st iteration of the Shawville Fair fast approaching, volunteers and members of the Fair Board are gearing up to prepare for the hordes
Chris Lowrey Canadian country music artist Dean Brody will bring his brand of down-home music to centre stage at the Shawville Fair on Sunday night.
Local country music fans can expect no downtime from great live performances this year – even in between the sets of Dean Brody and April
I heard this great story when I was tasked with picking up a delivery of Lowell Green’s latest book for the Pontiac Printshop. After driving out of Ottawa for what seemed like forever, I ended up at what turned out
Those looking for an alternative to traditional fair fare will have a sweet new option this year. On Friday, Sept. 1 at 7 p.m., Ashley LaSalle will be giving a live demonstration on decorating confections with fondant. “It’s kind of
Many local children look forward to the Shawville Fair as a time to relax, hit the rides and see the sights. But for those in the Shawville 4H program, it’s a time to compete and show off livestock that they’ve
THE EQUITY: What are your plans for this year’s fair? André Fortin: “The opening ceremony is always a must. They do a good job of highlighting the efforts of the volunteers… This is a community event put on by the
THE EQUITY caught up with Pontiac MP Will Amos to ask him a few questions about his experiences at the Shawville Fair: THE EQUITY: What are your plans for this year’s fair? Amos: “We’ll be manning the booth for the
THE EQUITY caught up with Pontiac MP Will Amos to ask him a few questions about his experiences at the Shawville Fair: THE EQUITY: What are your plans for this year’s fair? Amos: “We’ll be manning the booth for the
THE EQUITY caught up with Shawville Mayor Sandra Murray in advance of this year’s edition. Here’s what she had to say: THE EQUITY: What are your plans for this year’s fair? Sandra Murray: “I’ll be there every day. I’ll be
With the 161st iteration of the Shawville Fair fast approaching, volunteers and members of the Fair Board are gearing up to prepare for the hordes of people that will inundate our little town. THE EQUITY caught up with President Sara
Chris Lowrey Canadian country music artist Dean Brody will bring his brand of down-home music to centre stage at the Shawville Fair on Sunday night. The country crooner is touring in support of his sixth studio album Beautiful Freakshow. Brody’s
Local country music fans can expect no downtime from great live performances this year – even in between the sets of Dean Brody and April Wine. That’s because the Brighton and area country band Cold Creek County (CCC) will be
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