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NH Farm Forest and Garden Expo


Listen to The Morning Update with Jeff Chidester for your chance to when a pair of tickets to the NH Farm Forest and Garden Expo.

The 43rd New Hampshire Farm, Forest & Garden Expo is a hands-on, family-friendly celebration of agriculture, forestry, and land stewardship in the Granite State. Our 2026 theme, From Soil to Sawdust: How New Hampshire Makes Ag Happen, brings the full story to life — showing how New Hampshire’s natural resources are transformed into the food we eat, the tools we use, and the products that support everyday life.

Join them Friday, May 1 (9:00 am–5:00 pm) and Saturday, May 2 (9:00 am–4:00 pm) at the Deerfield Fairgrounds for two full days of live demonstrations, expert-led workshops, running machinery, barnyard animals, lumberjack shows, and free horse-drawn wagon rides. With interactive exhibits and activities designed for all ages, the Expo offers something for families, gardeners, landowners, makers, and anyone curious about how things are grown, built, and made right here in New Hampshire.

Come explore, ask questions, watch skilled professionals at work, and experience agriculture and forestry in action. Whether you’re learning something new or just enjoying a fun day out, the Expo is a chance to connect with the people and practices that keep New Hampshire thriving.

Tickets will be for sale at Gate E: $10/pp, 12 and under are free. All adult ticket holders will receive an entry for an overnight stay for up to 2 adults and 2 children, including three meals in a deluxe accommodation (if available) for Summer 2026 at The Inn at East Hill Farm, Troy, NH

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