The Millbrook Agricultural Fair has a long and distinguished history, with records showing that local fairs were held as far back as the 1830s.  However, based on a 1949 grant submission for recognition as a centenarian fair, the Agricultural Society counts 1849 as the official date of the first fair.  Reorganization of the Agricultural Society in 1942 resulted in the switch from a fall fair to a spring date, and since that time, the Fair has taken place in June.  Drawing together all ages from both rural and urban communities to provide an educational and entertaining weekend is the objective of the Agricultural Society.  They accomplish this by offering a wide range of events, competitions, activities and displays that focus on the importance of agriculture while never forgetting to have fun.  The official logo, designed by Karen Shaughnessy and adopted in 1980, features a pig to symbolize the agricultural aspect of the Fair and a clown to represent the entertainment.