Windham High School Go Green Fair and Farmer's Market

Free Family Movie at 11:00 with animals and beautiful scenery, Coloring Contest for 12 and under, Vendors and Lots of Fun

Don't miss:

Free Coloring Contest Drawing for children 12 and under. Local animal shelter will have a service dog on site. 

The following list includes companies who have donated to the fair or vendors who will be attending the fair:

A-1 Deli, A Simply Wholesome Life, All Natural, 'New Hampshire Made', Buzz Bomb, Brookford Farm, Cabot Cheese, Vicki Ciofrone – hand processed angora yarn, , Cobbett's Pond Pizzeria, Craquelin’s Flatbread crisp crackers, Debbie Duckworth Jams and Jellies, Details by DiFranco, EcoHeat Solutions, Ecozip, Emmett’s Edibles, Erin Joyce – hand painted eggs,  Freihoffer, GoGreenGo, Daniel Harty – Mercury education, Hurd Farm, Karley’s Honey, Wanda Koch - soaps,tote bags, dog coats, Labor of Love Diapers, Lake Street Garden Center, Lia Sophia/Mary Kay, Lauren Alana Jewelry, Madison Hand Bags, McGuinness Tree Service, Misty's Naturals, Modern Sweets, Natura Pet, Nature Made Simple, Pam Parent – home made mini-pies, breads, cookies, dried floral wreaths, Precision Laser Engraving, Relive International, Ricky Corner Soap Works, Salem Animal Rescue League, Salem Farmer’s Market, Save the Earth, Scentsy, Shaklee Ambassador - Eric Schwegler, Slippery Soap and Lotions, Alex Sloan - hand made jewelry, Starfire's Creations, Stephanie Swanick- hand made jewelry, Snow Pond Alpaca Farm, Super Tours & Boston Upper Deck Trolley Tours, The Soup Guy, Windham Deli, Windham Rail Trail Alliance, and Windham Town Clean-up representative.

GOALS:
The main goal of the Go Green Fair/Farmer’s
Market is to raise awareness that we should all try to leave a smaller carbon footprint. In some cases the vendors at the upcoming fair use more recycled materials. In some cases the vendors are League of N.H. Craftsmen or more local and therefore, their products do not need to be purchased from other states and delivered - reducing the amount of gas and energy required to obtain the
product. In some cases, the vendor's main production plan uses 100% wind or solar energy. Our point is that each one of us can do things small and large in our every day life to use less energy and leave a better planet behind. For the fair, we try to print flyers on recycled paper, use cups, napkins and plates that are made from materials that are recycled or made from materials
that are recycled or made from corn; we sell water that uses a certain percentage of plant based materials for packaging. Every step helps. THIS WILL BE FUN FOR ALL AGES. WE HOPE YOU CAN ATTEND AND ENJOY ALL THAT WE HAVE TO OFFER.