JARVIS–With mostly bright skies and soaring temperatures, the fourth annual Jarvisfest took place August 15 to 17, 2025. From popular performers and fireworks to midway rides and vendors to festival foods and craft breweries, and so much more, there was something to entertain and satisfy all who attended.
JARVIS—Blessed with sunny skies and soaring temperatures, the fourth annual Jarvisfest ran from August 15 to 17, offering something for everyone. Above, members of the Jarvis Lions Club, (l-r) Brian Doyle, Jack, and Julie Stallwood, were among the many volunteers who contributed to the success of the event. 
JARVIS—The South Coast Miniature Horse Connection held a miniature horse show at Jarvisfest on August 16. Among the competitors were members of the Haldimand 4-H Miniature Horse Club. Eirlys Evans and her horse Candy were in the dress-up class as a lion and lion tamer. —Haldimand Press photos by Sheila Phibbs. 
JARVIS—Jarvisfest committee Chair Samantha Armstrong (left) and committee member Amy Stocco were ready to sell Bingo cards. 
JARVIS—The 2025-26 Caledonia Fair Ambassador Zoë Tjepkema rode in the Jarvisfest parade to promote this year’s fair.
Slo-pitch, disc golf, and a miniature horse show added some friendly competition, and bingo drew many eager participants.
A highlight of the event was the parade, featuring floats promoting local events, service clubs and community groups, local politicians, and, of course, firetrucks, tractors, and horses.
