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Truck Pull

Friday September 3,
at 7pm

Certainly a crowd pleaser, the Truck Pull presented by the A.S.T.T.Q is returning to Brome Fair Friday September 3, show time 7pm.

Come out and see the 4X4 modified, TWD, Semi-Trucks and Street 4X4. For those locals interested in competing there will be 3 classes (6,000 lbs, 7,500 lbs and 9,500 lbs) if sufficient entries. Inscriptions will the day of the event only at 4pm. proceed to Gate “C”. Pick-ups must be licensed and meet road safety regulations. The A.S.T.T.Q. reserves the right to refuse any entries.

For more information on the 4X4 association visit their website at www.geocities.com/motorcity/Pit/6266/

Jason McCoy

Saturday September 4th,
at 8pm.

Country Fans mark your calendar

Canadian Country Artist Jason McCoy will hit the Brome Fair stage.

He has won many awards including the 2001 Male Vocalist of the Year at the Canadian Country Music Awards, 3 SOCAN Song of the Year awards, 19 CCMA nominations and 5 Juno nominations (all for Best Country Male Vocalist). He also won 6 awards at the 2004 Ontario Country Performer and Fan Association awards. In 2006, he was awarded with the Global Artist Award at the CMA Awards in Nashville.

McCoy is also one of the three members of the group The Road Hammers, which has released two studio albums, in addition to charting four singles in Canada and one in the United States. www.jasonmccoy.com

Faber Drive

Sunday September 5th,
at 8pm

Are you ready to G-Get Up and Dance?

Canadian pop rock band Faber Drive will be heating up the Brome Fair stage.
www.faberdrive.com

Faber Drive is a four-piece, Juno award nominated Canadian pop/rock band from Mission, British Columbia. Comprised of frontman known simply as Faber, drummer Stricko, lead guitar JP and bassist Jeremy 'Krikit'.

The group describes its music as inspirational and optimistic. "We like to put hope into people; we don't want to be one of those bands that have no message."
Their songs cover issues spanning from lost love to overcoming abuse.
"Our music is everything to us," Faber says. "Through it we really want to make a difference and promote hope and say that we understand that life can be hard and unfair, but you can make it better if you so choose."
Check them out on the following links;

www.myspace.com/faberdrive
www.facebook.com/FaberDrive

Paradox the Robot

September 3, 4, 5 and 6

Paradox is a friendly human robot. His ability to quickly improvise, mingle and incorporate audience’s reactions into the act is both subtle and surprising. Paradoxically, this robot is really human! Come and meet Charlie Chaplin who seems to walk straight out of a black and white silent movie, Mr. Soup, the thin-skinned French chef and Bolt the silver robot.

Little Ray’s Reptile Zoo

September 3, 4, 5 & 6

Experience the Adventure

Paul “Little Ray” Goulet, owner and head curator of Little Ray’s Reptile Zoo, located in Ottawa, Ontario, and has been caring for reptiles and amphibians since he was a child. In 1995 he and his wife Sheri, began performing educational, live animal presentations to schools, birthday parties, corporate events, malls and fairs. In the fall of 2000, they opened their zoo and have watched it grow to have the most diverse collection of reptiles and amphibians in Canada. The zoo now has the largest outreach program in the country, performing over 2500 presentations a year in Eastern Ontario & Western Quebec.

Little Ray's This year they are bringing their dynamic, one of a kind, hands on approach to eco-education to the rest of country with the introduction of their “Crocodiles" display. Visitors will have a chance to get up close and personal with many of these creatures.

“Caiman Kevin” Dungey has been with Little Ray’s Reptile Zoo for over three years as one of their lead wildlife educators, and has recently been promoted to the zoos Education Director. His passion for animals and children come through in every one of his energetic educational presentations. This year Caiman Kevin is one of the feature presenters in the zoos summer tour of Canada.
www.raysreptiles.com

Agri zone

Come visit us in the center of the track.

This area is reserved entirely for Agri-education and is the core of our educational displays. From here, you can begin a treasure hunt questionnaire, take part in hands on activities or find the schedule for our interactive presentations on farm animals.

Argri zone Agri zone is designed to teach children about the process of farming and delivering goods to market, all in a fun and interactive way. Our youth volunteers help your children though various tasks related to agriculture. The first stop is an egg farm. The kids have to find an egg and place it in the market basket. Next the kids get some sheep wool and then on to the cow milking simulation. There is even a small apple tree from which to gather some fruit. The last location represents the potatoe harvest. The kids will need to dig in the soil with shovels and other appropriate Argri zone tools to locate the potatoes. Finally the kids are led to the market area where they hand over their bounty in exchange for Brome Fair Bucks.

The Brome Fair Bucks can be redeemed at various locations around the fair grounds for items such as honey, milk, etc.

Come be a farmer for a day!

The Petting zoo

Cedar Brook Farm

New location: Come visit us in the center of the track.

The Clarkson Family invite everyone to come and spend some time with the animals in the petting zoo. They will be open all 4 days of Fair.

Petting Zoo Don't forget to bring your camera. There are plenty of Kodak moments you'll be able to make and share for a lifetime.

Whether you enjoy feeding the goats, sheep and llama or just want to browse through the assortment of animals learning about their country of origin and natural habitat, the Brome Fair petting zoo ensures all particpants will be amazed, excited and educated with the various species in our petting zoo.

This petting zoo isn't just for kids. It's fun for children of all ages!

For your convenience, there is a handwashing station near by as well as antibacterial gel rinse free of charge . Remember, always wash your hands after touching the animals and wash your hands before eating food.

Horse Pull

Horse Pull Monday September 6, 2010 – 1:30pm
Comite Conjoint des Races Chevalines

Back by popular demand and a guaranteed crowd pleaser the horse pull competition will be held on a new day and time; Monday September 6, 2010 at 1:30pm. Classes scheduled will be 3400 lbs and less and 3401 lbs and up. Also included in the competition will be 4 teams of 4 ponies.

No unauthorized pets / animals are permitted on the fairgrounds

Sujet a changement sans préavis
Subject to change without notice.






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For more information on the 4X4 association visit their website at www.geocities.com/motorcity/Pit/6266/ Jason McCoy Saturday September 4th, at 8pm. Country Fans mark your calendar Canadian Country Artist Jason McCoy will hit the Brome Fair stage. He has won many awards including the 2001 Male Vocalist of the Year at the Canadian Country Music Awards, 3 SOCAN Song of the Year awards, 19 CCMA nominations and 5 Juno nominations (all for Best Country Male Vocalist). He also won 6 awards at the 2004 Ontario Country Performer and Fan Association awards. In 2006, he was awarded with the Global Artist Award at the CMA Awards in Nashville. McCoy is also one of the three members of the group The Road Hammers, which has released two studio albums, in addition to charting four singles in Canada and one in the United States. www.jasonmccoy.com Faber Drive Sunday September 5th, at 8pm Are you ready to G-Get Up and Dance? Canadian pop rock band Faber Drive will be heating up the Brome Fair stage. www.faberdrive.com Faber Drive is a four-piece, Juno award nominated Canadian pop/rock band from Mission, British Columbia. Comprised of frontman known simply as Faber, drummer Stricko, lead guitar JP and bassist Jeremy 'Krikit'. The group describes its music as inspirational and optimistic. "We like to put hope into people; we don't want to be one of those bands that have no message." Their songs cover issues spanning from lost love to overcoming abuse. "Our music is everything to us," Faber says. "Through it we really want to make a difference and promote hope and say that we understand that life can be hard and unfair, but you can make it better if you so choose." Check them out on the following links; www.myspace.com/faberdrive www.facebook.com/FaberDrive Paradox the Robot September 3, 4, 5 and 6 Paradox is a friendly human robot. His ability to quickly improvise, mingle and incorporate audience’s reactions into the act is both subtle and surprising. Paradoxically, this robot is really human! Come and meet Charlie Chaplin who seems to walk straight out of a black and white silent movie, Mr. Soup, the thin-skinned French chef and Bolt the silver robot. Little Ray’s Reptile Zoo September 3, 4, 5 & 6 Experience the Adventure Paul “Little Ray” Goulet, owner and head curator of Little Ray’s Reptile Zoo, located in Ottawa, Ontario, and has been caring for reptiles and amphibians since he was a child. In 1995 he and his wife Sheri, began performing educational, live animal presentations to schools, birthday parties, corporate events, malls and fairs. In the fall of 2000, they opened their zoo and have watched it grow to have the most diverse collection of reptiles and amphibians in Canada. The zoo now has the largest outreach program in the country, performing over 2500 presentations a year in Eastern Ontario & Western Quebec. This year they are bringing their dynamic, one of a kind, hands on approach to eco-education to the rest of country with the introduction of their “Crocodiles" display. Visitors will have a chance to get up close and personal with many of these creatures. “Caiman Kevin” Dungey has been with Little Ray’s Reptile Zoo for over three years as one of their lead wildlife educators, and has recently been promoted to the zoos Education Director. His passion for animals and children come through in every one of his energetic educational presentations. This year Caiman Kevin is one of the feature presenters in the zoos summer tour of Canada. www.raysreptiles.com Agri zone Come visit us in the center of the track. This area is reserved entirely for Agri-education and is the core of our educational displays. From here, you can begin a treasure hunt questionnaire, take part in hands on activities or find the schedule for our interactive presentations on farm animals. Agri zone is designed to teach children about the process of farming and delivering goods to market, all in a fun and interactive way. Our youth volunteers help your children though various tasks related to agriculture. The first stop is an egg farm. The kids have to find an egg and place it in the market basket. Next the kids get some sheep wool and then on to the cow milking simulation. There is even a small apple tree from which to gather some fruit. The last location represents the potatoe harvest. The kids will need to dig in the soil with shovels and other appropriate tools to locate the potatoes. Finally the kids are led to the market area where they hand over their bounty in exchange for Brome Fair Bucks. The Brome Fair Bucks can be redeemed at various locations around the fair grounds for items such as honey, milk, etc. Come be a farmer for a day! The Petting zoo Cedar Brook Farm New location: Come visit us in the center of the track. The Clarkson Family invite everyone to come and spend some time with the animals in the petting zoo. They will be open all 4 days of Fair. Don't forget to bring your camera. There are plenty of Kodak moments you'll be able to make and share for a lifetime. Whether you enjoy feeding the goats, sheep and llama or just want to browse through the assortment of animals learning about their country of origin and natural habitat, the Brome Fair petting zoo ensures all particpants will be amazed, excited and educated with the various species in our petting zoo. This petting zoo isn't just for kids. It's fun for children of all ages! For your convenience, there is a handwashing station near by as well as antibacterial gel rinse free of charge . Remember, always wash your hands after touching the animals and wash your hands before eating food. Horse Pull Monday September 6, 2010 – 1:30pm Comite Conjoint des Races Chevalines Back by popular demand and a guaranteed crowd pleaser the horse pull competition will be held on a new day and time; Monday September 6, 2010 at 1:30pm. Classes scheduled will be 3400 lbs and less and 3401 lbs and up. Also included in the competition will be 4 teams of 4 ponies. No unauthorized pets / animals are permitted on the fairgrounds Sujet a changement sans préavis Subject to change without notice.

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