For More Than 140 Years, This Small New Hampshire Town Has Hosted The Longest-Running Festival In New England
By Ken MacGray|Published August 15, 2023
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Ken MacGray
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Hey! I'm a freelance writer and guidebook author. I've authored "New Hampshire's 52 With A View - A Hiker's Guide", serve as editor of Appalachian Mountain Club's "Southern New Hampshire Trail Guide", and and am co-editor of the "White Mountain Guide", also for AMC. I'm currently beginning work on the 6th Edition of AMC's Southern New Hampshire Trail Guide, which will be published in 2025. I live in southern New Hampshire and can usually be found wandering throughout the state's mountains and forests.
Local traditions are part of what has kept many communities going for so long. Nowhere is this more true than in New England, where our communities go back for centuries. Fairs and festivals became one way to embrace small-town communities among not only the local residents but also visitors from afar. One of these fairs is one of the oldest festivals in New Hampshire and it’s still going strong in the small town of Deerfield.
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Be sure to put the Deerfield Fair, one of the oldest festivals in New Hampshire, on your to-do list for the upcoming autumn season. For complete information, visit the Deerfield Fair website and follow Deerfield Fair on Facebook for the latest updates. October can be chilly around these parts, so make sure your visit to the Deerfield Fair is a warm and comfortable one.