Marlene Limpright: Celebrating Agriculture at the Coldwater Fall Fair

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In this episode of our podcast, I sit down with Marlene Limpright, the president of the Coldwater and District Agricultural Society, to explore the vibrant world of the Coldwater Fall Fair. Marlene shares her journey from growing up on a farm to leading one of our community’s most cherished agricultural events.

We delve into the fair’s focus on preserving agricultural heritage, featuring traditional exhibits, educational activities, and exciting competitions. Learn about the various roles within the Agricultural Society, the importance of community volunteers, and the newly reintroduced ambassador program.

As we discuss the upcoming fair happening September 27 to 29, Marlene highlights special activities planned for Family Day and how the fair aims to connect families and educate children about farming traditions.

Join us for an insightful conversation that celebrates community spirit, agricultural education, and the joy of local fairs!

Guest Links

Website: coldwaterfallfair.com
Facebook: @coldwaterfallfair
Instagram: @thecoldwaterfallfair
Twitter: @ColdwaterFF
Tik Tok: @coldwaterfallfair
YouTube: @OfficialColdwaterFallFair

Takeaways

• The 2024 Coldwater Fall Fair is happening September 27, 28, 29
• The fair focuses on showcasing agriculture and educating people about farming.
• The fair is organized by the Coldwater and District Agricultural Society and is run by volunteers.
• The fair offers various activities for families, including farm Olympics, children’s tractor pulls, and a bike draw.
• The fair has an ambassador program that represents the fair and participates in events throughout the year.
• The fair is a busy and exciting event that requires a lot of manpower to run smoothly so if you’re looking to volunteer and be part of it, let them know.

Sound Bites

“We try to bring back that agricultural part of the world because farms are being bought up by contractors and some of the kids these days don’t understand what it is to farm.”

– Marlene Limpright