Heat spots are limited and filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Pre-registering before June 24th gets you the best price and guarantees your place in a heat. Late spots are available only if space remains.
The registration fee includes two fair admission passes. After registering, send your payment to BASderbyevent@gmail.com. Paper forms are also available at Scotty Behm's.
Complete the online form →Fee includes 2 fair admission passes.
Late registrants pay gate admission and are reimbursed at registration (driver + mechanic pass where applicable). No guaranteed heat spot.
All vehicles must comply with the 2026 Beachburg Fair Demolition Derby rules before they will pass compliance inspection. Read the full rules and build sheets before you start building your car.
The document opens in Google Drive where you can read it online, download it, or send it to a printer directly from the viewer.
Print tip: open the link, then use File → Print in the Google Drive viewer.
Spots are first come, first served. Pre-register before June 24th to lock in early bird pricing and guarantee your heat.
These are not your average trucks and tractors. Every machine is modified to push the limits of what can move down the track. Expect loud engines, black smoke, and a crowd on their feet all evening.
A Whitewater Truck & Tractor Pullers sanctioned event, bringing competitive teams from across the region to kick off opening night at the Beachburg Fair.
Interested in competing? Contact beachburgfair@gmail.com for registration details.
Prize money distributed per WWTTP payout scale
$20 hitch fee per participant
Bring your own hitch and a DOT-approved helmet. Both are required to compete.
Modified pullers receive two fair admissions: self plus one guest.
Street pullers pay gate admission and have one admission reimbursed after pulling.
Details coming soon. Email beachburgfair@gmail.com to get on the list early.
Experience a unique equestrian showcase featuring talented riders and horses from White Forest Farm Equestrian Centre in Foresters Falls. The demonstration includes an exciting six-horse musical ride and an equestrian vaulting performance — a sport that combines gymnastics and horseback riding and is growing in popularity across Ontario.
The musical ride features six rare New Forest Ponies, a heritage breed originating from the United Kingdom, while the vaulting demonstration highlights the accomplishments of local athletes competing on the Ontario Equestrian Vaulting circuit.
Educational commentary throughout the performance provides insight into the sport of vaulting, the New Forest Pony breed, and the training behind these impressive equestrian displays.
Join the Swinging Swallows Square Dance Club of Pembroke, the only modern square dance club in Renfrew County! Dedicated to promoting awareness, interest, and participation in this timeless activity, the club brings a modern twist to an old favourite. Members hail from communities across the region, including Beachburg, Petawawa, Pembroke, Eganville, and Cobden.
This special demonstration features guest callers Wendy VanderMeulen and John Charman, who will lead dancers through a variety of lively and entertaining routines.
Stop by to watch the dancers in action and discover the fun for yourself — audience members will even have a chance to join in and learn a few moves!