Huge crowds swarmed the Redway Plain on Saturday for the annual Agricultural Fair, which had been rescheduled from last month due to inclement weather.
Many local farms and businesses were selling merchandise ranging from clothing, food, pet supplies, and handmade soaps.
“It was a great day for Rehoboth to showcase our Right to Farm community and have all the residents and especially the children interact with the animals,” said Selectman Lenny Mills. “It exemplifies what is great about our community.”
Rosasharn Farm displayed their collection of Nigerian dairy goats.
Misfit Farm and Sanctuary displayed their sheep and goats.
Hooves and Hides 4H Livestock Club were raising money for their organization.
Bristol County Agricultural High School, the Rehoboth Land Trust, and Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School’s Merit Academy had booths at the event.
There were also activities for children, including pumpkin painting and pony rides.
The New England Antique Tractor and Truck Association also had several vehicles on display.
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