Our Committees

​The Hawker Pavilion is a versatile, multi-discipline equestrian facility offering heated indoor arena access, facility rentals, and drop-in riding opportunities. Open riding is available 7 days a week unless privately booked. Planning a clinic, show, or event? Let us know so we can help spread the word and keep our community informed about the exciting horse-related activities happening here!

The Fairview Farmers' Market brings together local growers, makers, and artisans to offer fresh produce, handmade goods, baked treats, and more. With a welcoming atmosphere and something new each week, it’s the perfect place to shop local, support small businesses, and connect with the community. Come experience the best of Fairview—one market day at a time!

The Fairview Heritage Crafts Committee is passionate about preserving and promoting traditional crafts and skills that reflect our community’s rich cultural heritage. From quilting and knitting to woodworking and other timeless trades, the committee hosts workshops, demonstrations, and events that celebrate the art of handmade craftsmanship and encourage learning across generations.

Step back in time and experience the rich history of the Fairview area at the Fairview Pioneer Museum. Operated by passionate volunteers, the museum features over 20 heritage buildings, including a general store, schoolhouse, church, and a working blacksmith shop. Explore artifacts, antique farm equipment, and vintage vehicles that bring the pioneer spirit to life. A must-visit for families, history buffs, and anyone curious about the past!

The Fairview Community Garden is a shared growing space where residents come together to plant, grow, and harvest fresh produce. It’s a place to learn, connect, and cultivate healthy living—whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just getting started. With community spirit and a passion for sustainability, this garden is blooming with opportunity for all!

The Livestock Committee is dedicated to planning, developing, and operating the Fairview Amateur Rodeo and other livestock-related events throughout the year. With a strong focus on community involvement and agricultural heritage, the committee works to create fun, family-friendly events that celebrate our rural roots and support the local livestock industry.

​The Fairview Pollinator Garden is a vibrant community space dedicated to supporting bees, butterflies, and other essential pollinators. Planted and maintained by local volunteers, the garden showcases a variety of native flowers and plants that provide food and habitat for pollinators. It’s a peaceful place to stroll, learn, and celebrate the beauty of nature—right in the heart of Fairview!