Silly Robbie
Silly Robbie is an upbeat and interactive children’s musician who focuses on important issues in every child’s life, such as healthy living, self-esteem and treating others with respect.
His upbeat and exciting sound makes it fun for kids to learn about the importance of treating others the way that you like to be treated.
Silly Robbie released his first album, “JUMP!’ in September, 2019 which received tremendous reviews. In the winter of 2020, he released his second album “Songs from Silly Robbie’s World” which was the official soundtrack from his weekly TV show, “Silly Robbie’s World”.
Extreme Dogs Stunt Show
Magic Bean Agriculture Magic Show
From the “farm to to the kitchen”, the Magic Bean Agriculture Magic Show teaches kids just where our food comes from in a unique learning educational entertainment blend. With lots of audience participation, this show promotes agriculture for all ages.
Lexie’s Hobby Farm
Petting farm and pony rides.
Kid’s Pedal Tractor Pulls
This is without a doubt something you should have at your event year after year. A tradition that kid’s and families look forward to. There is nothing funnier than seeing a kid pulling with all their might to the roar of the crowd.
Sounds of the Island
Campbell Amusement Rides
Awaken the child inside with a spin on the Tilt-A-Whirl, the thrill of the Zipper or any of the other entertaining rides at the Midway including the Scooter (bumper cars), Scrambler, Jungle Run, Orient Express, Gondola Wheel, Jalopy Junction (New), Vertigo (New), Slide, Freak Out, Berry Go Rnd, Bumble Bee Bop, Carousel and Roundup. If rides aren’t your style, try your hand at the games, to take home a prized possession from your trip to Old Home Week.
You may purchase your ride coupons at any of Campbell Amusement’s ticket booths through the midway grounds and ride any ride as many times as you wish on any day.
*ALL RIDES REQUIRE 2 OR MORE COUPONS PER RIDE, MOST RIDES REQUIRE 3 OR 4.
Livestock & Horse Shows
What would Old Home Week be without Livestock and Horse Shows? Competitors and exhibitors from across the Maritimes come to Old Home Week every year to take part in the elite livestock and equine competitions. We invite you to enjoy these amazing shows, and embrace the pride of PEI farmers, athletes, and competitors.
All About PEI!
Old Home Week was built on the celebration of Island agriculture, and this year’s event is no different! Take in the Experience Stage and learn something new with our cooking demos and information sessions on many different topics. The grounds will come alive as the best in Prince Edward Island agriculture come to the city, with tremendous food and culture exhibitions and displays. Experience great Island Arts & Crafts, the Women’s Institute, 4-H Displays, Animal Farms, and much more!
Celebrate Agriculture!
Experience a piece of Island Agriculture through a visit to the Celebrate Agriculture Exhibit. Learn more about the high quality food produced right here on PEI and where you can buy it fresh from the farm gate.
There’s plenty to see and do throughout the area; plant seeds, perform experiments, and investigate insects up close! Get your picture taken with Missy, our life size dairy cow, while learning about the food she eats and the milk she produces. Chat with our specialists and Industry leaders throughout the week for first hand information about Island farmers and their dedication to the land, their families, and their communities.
Gold Cup & Saucer Harness Racing
The fastest horses and the best drivers in all of Eastern Canada converge at the Charlottetown Driving Park Entertainment Centre for 16 racing programs in 10 days. The Gold Cup & Saucer dates back to the early 1960’s, and has become known as one of the most prestigious races in horse racing.
Visit Harnessing Racing PEI to watch all of the Old Home Week races on the Aliant world-wide broadcast, and for post times for all of the fast-paced action.
4-H
One of Canada’s longest running youth organizations for young people.
Cute and cuddly yet informative and interactive is the only way to describe this year’s 4-H contribution to Old Home Week.