Farm Fresh Food Fest Will Highlight Georgian Bay Agriculture

By Adam Bell

July 26, 2017 - 12:07pm

The Farm Fresh Food Fest will showcase some of Ontario's best farm products, being held August 18-19 in the Township of Tiny.

The North Simcoe Agricultural Expo Association is organizing the event, which aims to promote agriculture in the Georgian Bay area.

The event will provice a chance for farmers to share their stories and educate consumers on how food is produced.

On Saturday August 19th, a local caterer will serve a 100-mile dinner, consisting of locally-grown food.

Admission ranges from $5-$10, and tickets for the festival or the 100-mile dinner can be purchased online at farmfreshfoodfest.ca

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