Agrifest August 10-13, 2006

Only for food vendors or any other products or services being sold by exhibitors. Sessions, demos, tours, face painting, entertainment, etc. are all included in the cost of admission.

Can I upgrade to an Adult Event Pass if I want to come back?

Yes! You will be stamped when you enter the site. If you want to come back, you can pay the additional $3 and get an upgrade ticket which you need to keep and bring with you the next time you visit. These are non-transferrable and upgrades must be done on the day you have purchased or used your adult one day ticket.

Can I upgrade a youth pass?

There is no reason to upgrade! The price of one ticket grants access to the site for all four days for a youth/student. It is non-transferrable.

Are their group rates?

Yes.
15-29 people: Adult Day Pass - $10.20 | Youth Day Pass - $6.80
30+ people: Adult Day Pass: $9.60 | Youth Day Pass: $6.40
One chaperone/driver/tour rep with the group can get in at no charge.
Conditions: must have completed Agrifest booking form and full payment received at our offices by July 28th. We will be mailing tickets. The 'group’ must arrive as a group at the event ticket area. For more information, e-mail Kate or call (902) 678-8032.

Where can I buy tickets?

1. Online

2. Visiting the Agrapoint office in Town Square in Kentville, Nova Scotia or the AgriTECH Park in Truro, Nova Scotia.

3. Call toll-free 1-866-606-4636

4. On-site

Is there anything special I need to bring?

If you have pre-purchased tickets or event passes – don’t forget them! You may also want to bring a hat and sunscreen for the hot days!

Is the site wheel-chair accessible?

We have a wheelchair accessible van available for tours around the site and wheel-chair accessible washrooms.

Is there first aid on site?

There will be a St. John Ambulance First-Aid tent station located on site staffed by fully trained first responders.

Are dogs allowed on site?

Unfortunately they are not permitted. While we appreciate that most dogs are exceedingly well behaved, with the number of people onsite and the addition of sheep and horses to this event, we can't permit dogs on site.