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- A runner returning from our annual 5 km fun run. Runners said they found it scenic and challenging.
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- A snake held by one of Little Ray’s Reptiles’ staff was one of many interesting animals on display.
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- Little Ray’s Reptiles teaches fairgoers about more than just reptiles.
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- A wood-turner demonstrating his craft.
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- The Post is a popular place to eat in Lyndhurst, especially during the Turkey Fair.
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- An artist displays beautiful stained glass work.
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- Each year we’re lucky to have a beautiful antique boat display at the waterfront.
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- A view of beautiful Furnace Falls Park from the bridge.
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- Voyageur canoes wait at the dock to take fairgoers on a historical tour of Lyndhurst Creek.
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- The Gouvernail directs paddlers from the back of the voyageur canoe. In exchange for the paddler’s hard work, he tells historical facts and tales.
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- Bruce and Glen McElroy play together at the Waterfront Stage.
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- Fairgoers check out the annual sidewalk sale at the Green Gecko.
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- Chuckles the Clown creates amazing pieces of balloon art for the kids.
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- Kirk Francois, Elvis Tribute Artist, performs for an enthusiatic crowd
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- This solar panel vendor is part of the fair’s environmental display.
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- Local bluegrass band County Rd 5.
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- Performers at the Waterfront Stage.
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- Wing’s Live Bait hosts a sidewalk sale each year at the fair.
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- Terri Dawson, one of the fair organizers, helps keep things running smoothly.
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- Peter Dawson sports a lovely turkey hat for the occasion.
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- Matt Dowsett, Elvis Tribute Artist, was at the fair for the first time this year. The crowd loved him!
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- Kirk Francois, Elvis Tribute Artist, was a hit at the fair again this year.
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- Matt Dowsett performing some of Elvis’ older hits.
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- Kayak rides.
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- A gorgeous antique St. Lawrence River Skiff
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- Frank demonstrates how to row a St. Lawrence River Skiff.
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- Voyageur canoe rides are a favourite and are free for anyone to try.
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- Our course…turkeys.
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- Paintball fun!
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- Andy, everyone’s favourite village cat.
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- Local donkeys.
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- This was the biggest car show ever!
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- What a beautiful quilt show!
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- Celebrating Canada 150 with fabric.
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- Maple the Cow
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- Chair caning demonstration
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- Buses are available to shuttle patrons around the village and out to parking areas.
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- Historical artifacts found during the 2017 Lyndhurst archaeological dig.
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- Helicopter rides.
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- Township residents painted paddles to celebrate Canada 150.
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- Township residents painted paddles to celebrate Canada 150.
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- Township residents painted paddles to celebrate Canada 150.
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- Township residents painted paddles to celebrate Canada 150.
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- Township residents painted paddles to celebrate Canada 150.
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- Bubbles!
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- More bubbles!
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- Face painting.
Lyndhurst Turkey Fair Sept 17, 2022 
It’s all about that turkey hat!! I’m pretty sure you could make a killing selling those!!
I think you’re right! We’ll have to find a supplier 🙂