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Poster for CarrotFest, promoting the event as the World's Greatest Carrot Festival. CarrotFest was also established in 1998 as Super Saturday before changing it's name to CarrotFest in 2000.
Bradford West Gwillimbury Public Library
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Contains photographs, news clippings, histories, etc., relating to Carrotfest
Bradford West Gwillimbury Public Library
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Poster for the 2012 Carrotfest event on Saturday, August 18th, 2012
Bradford West Gwillimbury Public Library
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Poster for the 2013 Carrotfest event on Saturday, August 17th, 2013
Bradford West Gwillimbury Public Library
Carrotfest 2013 Schedule of Events
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Schedule of Events for the Carrotfest of 2013
Bradford Times
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"Bradford's CarrotFest has been voted one of Canada's Top 100 Festivals - and with good reason, as Bradford West Gwillimbury gets back to its agricultural "roots." This year,, the festival extends from August 16 to the 18 - although the streetfest, with its vendors, buskers, live entertainment, and mascot, Gwilly the Carrot, takes place on the 17th. ..."
Bradford Times
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Poster for the 2014 Carrotfest event on Saturday, August 16th, 2014
Bradford West Gwillimbury Public Library
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Schedule of CarrotFest events on Saturday August 16th, 214
Bradford Times
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Three articles in the Aug 14, 2014 edition of the Bradford Times, all relating to Carrotfest events.
"CarrotFest, voted the #1 street festival in Ontario, returns this August, with over 300 vendors, Ontario Dock Dogs Competition at the Bradford Community Centre, buskers and live entertainment on stage, Gable Bros. Midway, Pro Wrestling, great food and much more. ..."
Bradford Times
Carrotfest turns into Rainfest
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"For the first time in 16 years, Bradford's Carrtofest had to deal with a steady downpour that blew in on Festival Day.
Not light showers, or a late-afternoon thunderstorm sending vendors scurrying to take down their tents down an hour early. Rain. And while rain is good for making the carrots grow, there's no denying it had a dampening effect on the crowds, and Carrotfest. ..."
Bradford Times