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2009 Show Coupon
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What are the dates and hours of the show? March 6-9, 2008; Thursday- Sunday, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM Daily , Friday 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Thursday is Senior Citizen Day - discounts apply. Where can I purchase tickets and how much are they? Tickets can be purchased at the gate. Adults $9., Seniors (65+) $7., Children under 12 Free, Senior Day is Thursday $5. Registered Groups of five or more $5. contact email or 973-948-9448 Cash or Checks accepted. (Sorry, no credit cards) Visitors may re-enter the show for the day with your hand stamped at the gate, however the hand stamp does not allow for multiple day entry. What is the best way to get to the show? For directions, parking, and other transportation visit our Directions and parking page. Is the show handicapped accessible? Are Strollers allowed? The show is handicapped accessible. A wheelchair (if you don’t have your own) and volunteer assistants are available by advance registration. 973-948-9448 or email. Due to limited isle space , it is most comfortable to visit during off-peak hours. Strollers are allowed, however we encourage backpacks due to limited isle space. Children are encouraged to explore the exhibits with close supervision by an adult. Is photography allowed? Video? During lectures? Photography and video is encouraged throughout the show. If you require a tripod, please time your visit during off-peak hours due to limited isle space. Still photography during lectures is allowed with permission of the speaker. What is the most comfortable time to attend the show? The most comfortable times to visit the show are weekdays and weekends from 3-5pm. Is there a place to eat at the show? The Garden Café is open form 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM daily and Friday till 7 PM serving warm breakfasts, hot soups and sandwiches, salads and a delicious assortment of pastries, gourmet coffees and teas. Can I buy plants at the show? Visitors can get an early start in their gardens with a variety of plants, bulbs and seeds including pansies, perennials, hardy shrubs, orchids, violets, herbs and more. Each shop offers expert advice and will hold your purchase for pick-up at the end of your visit. Large items may be picked up at the entrance with arrangements from the vendor. How do you purchase tickets for the Scholarship Gala? Tickets can be reserved in advance by calling 973-948-9448. Learn more about supporting this event – go to Scholarship Gala page. My child wants to apply for the Springfest Agricultural Scholarship and the Freeholder Glen Vetrano Agricultural Scholarship. If you are a Sussex County High School senior and are pursing a college education in agricultural studies or an upperclassman currently enrolled in an agricultural program in college, please visit our Scholarship Application page. What is the parking fee? Parking is free. A free outdoor shuttle service is available at peak hours (due to limited space) on the weekend when volunteers will be available to direct parking. Please dress accordingly. What other attractions/restaurants are nearby? Visitors are welcome to explore beautiful Sussex County while they are here. Please explore Area Attractions to plan your complete trip. Who benefits from the show proceeds? Springfest is a committee of the non-profit Agricultural Division / Sussex County Farm & Horse Show with proceeds benefiting agricultural awareness and education. The committee works year long to organize the show. How do I contact Springfest? Contact Us click here Springfest Hot Line : 973-948-9448 Sussex County Fairgrounds : Tuesday – Friday 973-948-5500 |
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