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Annual Country Fair

  • Central Schwenkfelder Church 2111 South Valley Forge Road Lansdale, PA, 19446 United States (map)

Fun awaits the whole family!

Our Annual Country Fair is one of the biggest events of the year and we hope you will join us! Our first Country Fair was held over 60 years ago as a way to bring members of the community together to raise money for needy causes. In the years that have followed, this annual event has not only raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for charity, but it has also become a local tradition for family fun. An old-fashioned day in the country awaits the whole family! Taste homemade baked goods and delicious lunch treats. Browse through hand-crafted treasures and antiques for your home. Find a bargain among thousands of used books and clothing “reruns”. Check back for updates as we get closer to the date!

We need YOUR help to make this ministry a wonderful success!

Signup online for Fair prep the week before or to volunteer on the day of! Want to help set up the fairgrounds? Hand out food in our picnic grove? Guide people to where they can park? Would you like to volunteer in Attic Treasures or Kids Toys & Clothing? Find out what spots are available here. We can’t do this without you!

Here are some of the fun things that await you and your family at our Country Fair:
Attic Treasures - Gently used items: home décor, holiday décor, picture frames, small electronics, linens, kitchenware & more! Bargains galore!
Bakery - Cakes fruit pies, cookies, breads, and more—all fresh from the oven!
Book Stall - Browse through over 1,000 used books for children and adults alike!
Car Cruise - Stroll through automobile history with dozens of cars from locals.
Central Booth - Information about our church; leave a prayer request or let us pray for you. Good news for all!
Chicken Barbeque - Stop by and put your order in. Pick-ups run from 12:15 to 2:30pm.
Clothing Reruns - Outfit the whole family with special “bag” sales throughout the day!
Country Market - Pick up homemade jams, pickles, fresh produce and a host of other handcrafted items.
Fresh Flowers - Select a bouquet or two from the bountiful gardens of our members and friends at the Flower Booth nestled in the Community Center.
Food Booths - Food items such as hot dogs, corn on the cob, sausage and meatball sandwiches, egg rolls, funnel cakes, soft pretzels, tasty desserts, etc. Enjoy it all at the Picnic Grove!
Games - Try your luck at the Treasure Chest, Duck Pond or any of our other exciting games for the little ones!
Kids Toys & Clothing - Peruse pre-loved toys and gently-used clothing for your young ones.
Model Railroad Display - See this amazingly intricate to-scale model railroad brought to you by the North Penn “S” Gaugers.
Worcester Fire Co. - Take a peak into a firetruck from the Worcester Fire Company!

Bakery & Cookie Corner
Central Family & Friends, please start looking through your cookbooks and recipe boxes to choose what you might like to make for the Bakery table and Cookie Corner at the Fair. We will accept any (and all!) of your baked goods. Fairgoers look forward to these items every year, usually cleaning out all the inventory before noon! Your donations are extremely appreciated! 

Fresh Flower Booth
The Fresh Flower Booth is back and will be in the Community Center Gym for the Country Fair! We need arrangers, booth workers, garden flowers, and container liners.
Please share the bounty of your garden! Flowers with less than perfect leaves are welcome. We also need a variety of greens and plastic containers that will fit into baskets. Please bring flowers, greens and containers to the rear of the Community Center after 10am on Friday, September 20th.
If you enjoy arranging flowers or selling arrangements, please email receptionist@cscfamily.org so we can get you signed up. We will arrange flowers from 1-5pm on Friday, September 20th in the Community Center.
(Here’s a list of flower ideas: Ageratum, Baby’s Breath, Black-eyed Susan, Salvia, Boxwood, Calendula, Carnation, Celosia, Cleome, Coneflower, Coreopsis, Daisy, Delphinium, Dusty Miller, Gaillardia, Goldenrod, Holly, Hydrangea, Ivy, Larkspur, Lavender, Marigold, Pachysandra, Queen Anne’s Lace, Roses, Scabiosa, Sedum, Snapdragon, Sunflower, Yarrow, Zinnia)

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