Harvest Fair: a Journey back to the Old West

Harvest Fair is two exciting fun filled weekends of Old West Re-enactments, Old West history, live entertainment, vendors, food, and excitement.

Journey back in time with us to the 1880's and visit with cowboys, gunslingers, miners, Native Americans, dance hall ladies, shopkeepers, craftsmen, school marms, and ladies. Take a walk through our old west boom town.

They are all here! Society ladies, cavalry troopers, crooks, lawmen, vaqueros, and señoritas from Old Mexico will all be seen along Main Street and other areas of the Harvest Fair.

Buy homemade craft items, old west memorabilia, clothing and more. Taste the old west with authentic chuck wagon cookin' or treat your taste buds to a frenzy of flavor from the many vendors who have come to share their culinary talents. American barbecue, Chinese food, and Mexican delights will all be waitin' for you at the Harvest Fair.

The Harvest Fair is receiving national and international attention. Several national magazines have printed feature articles about the Harvest Fair. A national radio program has featured Harvest Fair on its' program.

Everyone is encouraged to dress Old West or "Country" (your favorite cowboy or cowgirl character.) Old West reenactors are welcome!

Old west campers are also welcome. Come pitch your tent and stay with the cowboys, cavalry troops, and gunfighters roughing the elements. Tents must be of the period of 1880's, or prior, in appearance.

The Harvest Fair is a benefit for the C.I.D., therapeutic recreation programs for people with disabilities. C.I.D. (Center for Individual Development) is a regional center for people with disabilities located in San Bernardino, California.