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Suffolk County Fair


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joel Newbie

2nd Annual

GLUTEN FREE VENDOR FAIR

The largest gluten-free consumer event in North America !!!

Date: Sunday, April 29, 2007

Time: 11:00 am


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darlindeb25 Collaborator

Thanks Joel. This will be a huge event for celiac disease. I am so happy to be a member of this wonderful group and also so happy this is happening just 15 miles or so from me.

Amethyst* Newbie

If I can drive up, I will deff. be there!

tarnalberry Community Regular

Sounds like a fun event! :)

joel Newbie
If I can drive up, I will deff. be there!

WHERE ARE YOU COMING FROM?

tHE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD HAS A FARMINGDALE STOP AND THEN TAKE A CAB FROM THE STATION TO THE FAIR

Amethyst* Newbie
WHERE ARE YOU COMING FROM?

tHE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD HAS A FARMINGDALE STOP AND THEN TAKE A CAB FROM THE STATION TO THE FAIR

Oh I know, I am going to school in NJ but am familiar with the LIRR and Farmingdale. The problem is trying to find a connection between the NJ transit and the LIRR trains from the station where I come from. Or I might just try to drive and hopefully not end up in some other state :rolleyes: I am from LI though, I am ok with directions there but distances scare me.

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Suezboss Apprentice

I can't wait!!! I'm so excited this fair is happening again on LI!!! and So close!


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jkmunchkin Rising Star

I put this on my calendar as soon as I heard about it. I can't wait!!!!!

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