The phrase "autumn fair" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a fair or festival that takes place during the autumn season, often featuring seasonal products, crafts, and activities.
Example: "The annual autumn fair attracted many visitors with its vibrant stalls and festive atmosphere."
Alternatives: "fall festival" or "harvest fair".
AUTUMN FAIR, Irving Place from 14th to 20th Streets, Manhattan.
PARK AVENUE SOUTH AUTUMN FAIR, Park Avenue, from 14th to 23rd Streets.
SoHo Autumn Fair (Saturday) From 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., on Broadway, between Houston and Canal Streets.
Union Square Autumn Fair (Saturday) From 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Broadway, between 17th and 23rd Streets.
BROADWAY AUTUMN FAIR, Saturday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Broadway, from Waverly Place to 14th Street, West Village.
27 TO NOV. 11, BASEL, SWITZERLAND Autumn Fair, the oldest and biggest annual fair in Switzerland, dating back to 1471.
More to the point, of the five autumn fairs annually produced in New York by Sanford L. Smith & Associates, "Modernism" is the only one that has not been canceled this year.
There is the lambing of spring, summer when he sends his herdwick sheep to the fells, the autumn fairs and the darkness of winter.
For those who would rather just sit back and relax, organizers have been sure to include that staple of all self-respecting autumn fairs and festivals: old-fashioned hayrides.
An Internet wine auction company in Paris, iDealwine, gave up selling en primeur entirely for the 2010 vintage as French customers realized they would be able to save money by waiting for the wines to arrive at the autumn fairs next year.
With a total of 125 exhibitors, the 2016 Biennale opens the autumn art fair season, which continues with Frieze London in early October and the FIAC contemporary art fair, also at the Grand Palais, later in the month.
