The weekend of July 10-12 will find the village of Riverside-Albert alive with activities of all kinds. From kayak races to a flea market, breakfasts to a barbeque, and fireworks to a soap box derby, there is something for everyone in Riverside-Albert, NB, on Shepody Days. .
The first annual Flea Market will take place from Friday through Sunday on the Albert County Exhibition Fairgrounds, 5895 King Street, Riverside-Albert on Friday and Saturday from 8am-8pm, and Sunday from 8am-3pm. There will be vendors of all types – auto parts, crafts, collectibles, antiques and so much more. Breakfast will be available each day, 9am-11am, and a canteen all day. Admission is $2; children under 12 are free if accompanied by an adult. No dogs are allowed.
Friday afternoon, antique cars will visit the village, and stop for photo-ops and closer looks at the fairgrounds.
On Friday from 5pm-7pm, Foods of the Fundy Valley will serve their famous Soup Bar Buffet, at the dining hall on the fairgrounds. Friday at 6pm a Soap Box Derby, sponsored by the Volunteer Fire Departments of Alma and Riverside Albert, will take place near Betts General Store, 5717 King Street and Church Street. There will be fireworks near the school, 90 Water Street, at dusk on Friday evening, sponsored by Darrell and Kathy Weir.
Saturday’s breakfast will benefit Forest Dale Home, served from the dining hall on the fairgrounds, from 9am-11am, $7 for adults, $5 for kids. The Fourth Annual Kayak Races, sponsored by Crooked Creek Adventures will take place, for charity, at the boat landing, near the school, 90 Water St. from 1pm-4pm. The Curling Club will cater a Steak Barbeque by Chef Stephen Land, from 5pm-7 at the dining hall at the fairgrounds.
Sunday the Flea Market continues from 8 am until 3 pm, with breakfast and canteen available from 9am-3pm.
Friday afternoon, antique cars will visit the village, and stop for photo-ops and closer looks at the fairgrounds.
On Friday from 5pm-7pm, Foods of the Fundy Valley will serve their famous Soup Bar Buffet, at the dining hall on the fairgrounds. Friday at 6pm a Soap Box Derby, sponsored by the Volunteer Fire Departments of Alma and Riverside Albert, will take place near Betts General Store, 5717 King Street and Church Street. There will be fireworks near the school, 90 Water Street, at dusk on Friday evening, sponsored by Darrell and Kathy Weir.
Saturday’s breakfast will benefit Forest Dale Home, served from the dining hall on the fairgrounds, from 9am-11am, $7 for adults, $5 for kids. The Fourth Annual Kayak Races, sponsored by Crooked Creek Adventures will take place, for charity, at the boat landing, near the school, 90 Water St. from 1pm-4pm. The Curling Club will cater a Steak Barbeque by Chef Stephen Land, from 5pm-7 at the dining hall at the fairgrounds.
Sunday the Flea Market continues from 8 am until 3 pm, with breakfast and canteen available from 9am-3pm.
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