AORS Trade Show

Event Details

Time: June 4, 2025 at 9am to June 5, 2025 at 5pm
Location: Woodstock Fairgrounds
City/Town: Woodstock, Ontario
Website or Map: https://aors.on.ca/events/aor…
Phone: (519) 536-9828 ext 2
Event Type: trade, show
Organized By: Oxford County Road Supervisors Association
Latest Activity: Apr 17

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Event Description

We are excited to let you know about the 2025 AORS Municipal Public Works Trade Show happening in Woodstock, Ontario on June 4-5, 2025 in collaboration with the Oxford County Road Supervisors Association. It is the largest public works trade show in the province! You might be thinking – what does public works have to do with agriculture?

Many of our municipal suppliers are also suppliers in the agricultural sector – including Colvoy Equipment, Brandt Tractor, Charles Jones Industrial, STIHL Canada, Alltrade Equipment, Delta Power Equipment, Stratford Farm Equipment – just to name a small few. The trade show will have over 300 exhibits – both indoor and outdoor – and we expect over 2,000 visitors through over the two days. In addition, we will also be featuring a live battery equipment demonstration area. The best part of this entire trade show is it is FREE to attend! I'd be more than happy to send over a press release if you'd like.

If you have any questions or concerns, I’d be happy to answer any questions. We’d love to feature the show in one of your upcoming editions to let your readers know about this exciting opportunity for them. Have a great day!

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