The fair kicked off at 9am and drew hundreds of people, both locals and visitors.

Attendees could buy plants, art, crafts, and books to their hearts content, with all funds going to the Eurobodalla Botanical Gardens.

The kids were also catered for with a jumping castle and face painting, while the Easter Bilby made a special appearance to hand out Easter eggs.

The berry ice-cream van proved to be one of the most popular places on the day, and lunch was available via a sausage sizzle.

Rod Slockee provided one of the highlights of the day through his Bush Tucker presentation, where he displayed a number of items from his Indigenous heritage.

Check out our gallery below for some of our best photos from the day.