Corned Beef & Cabbage Dinner @ 6pm. Live Music @ 7pm. Tickets $20.00 Cut Off Date is Wed. March 13th. Tickets Now @ Bar. Everyone is Welcome!

Legion Opens @ 3pm. Dinner is @ 4pm to 7pm. 2 piece Dinner $16. 1 piece Dinner $12. Also Baked Haddock & Baked Potato. Eat In or Take-Out

Everyone is Welcome!

Members are Encouraged to Attend

Spaghetti Dinner and Concert - Sunday, March 10th from 4pm to 6:30pm.  Cost: $20 and under 12, $10.  Entertainment: Heart Strings Ensemble.

2 piece Dinner $16. 1 piece Dinner $12. Also Baked Haddock & Potato. Eat In or Take-Out.

HAM ROLL @ March 22nd Fish Fry Tickets NOW @ Bar $5.00 Good for 25 Draws!

Everyone is Welcome! 905-685-8461

Knights of Columbus 205 Amelia Street.  St. Patty's Day Irish Stew March 17th from 4pm - 7pm. Live entertainment starting at 2:30pm.

LADIES NIGHT IS BACK!💃🏼

The Spencerville Agricultural Society is proud to announce the return of our beloved Ladies’ Night fundraiser! The highly-anticipated wait for the return of this event was noted and we are doing it in style… groovey style.

Join us for a delicious Italian dinner with both meat and vegetarian options. We will have entertainment all night long! Starting with a silent auction with tonnes of items that you won’t want to leave without, a flower power-themed photo booth to commemorate your night out, a table decorating contest for you and your table to compete in, a raffle, and of course live music by the incredible Amanda Keeley!

This year's theme is ‘Flower Power’; you are welcome to interpret that however you want. 🌸🌼

This event is known for selling out, so please do not wait to get your table.

Tickets are $40.00 each, with tables of 8 and 10 also available for purchase.

Purchase your tickets exclusively at https://www.spencervillefair.ca/2024/ladiesnight

$40 per ticket

Saturday, April 27th, 2024

The Drummond Building

22 Ryan Street, Spencerville Ontario

Social Hour 5:30 PM

Dinner 6:00 PM

*Tickets include tax and are non-refundable

Age of Majority Photo ID Required, 19+ event.

Pat Donnelly, of the Lake Huron Coastal Centre will explore how climate change will impact communities that depend on the Lake for drinking water and employment.