Entertainment
2022 Concert Ticket Pricing
Below is the 2022 Concert Ticket Pricing
will be determined by concert
**Please note you must also purchase a fair entrance ticket**
will be determined by concert
**Please note you must also purchase a fair entrance ticket**
***Concert Beer Garden***
Come wet your whistle at the Beer Garden during the concerts!
Admission to the garden requires a Beer Garden Concert Ticket, for concert guests 21 years of age and older.
Photo ID required for entry.
No cooler/outside alcohol permitted.
Admission to the garden requires a Beer Garden Concert Ticket, for concert guests 21 years of age and older.
Photo ID required for entry.
No cooler/outside alcohol permitted.
Jimmie Allen w/ Neon Union
Ticket Pricing:
Beer Garden (YOU MUST BE 21+; VALID ID IS REQUIRED): $40
PIT(STANDING ONLY): $40
Lawn/General Admission: $20
Presale Starts: Monday March 21st @ 10am
General Sale Starts: Thursday, March 24th @ 10am
Beer Garden (YOU MUST BE 21+; VALID ID IS REQUIRED): $40
PIT(STANDING ONLY): $40
Lawn/General Admission: $20
Presale Starts: Monday March 21st @ 10am
General Sale Starts: Thursday, March 24th @ 10am
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For multi-platinum selling, trailblazing Country star and current GRAMMY Award nominee Jimmie Allen, a simple phrase sums up his view on life and music: Never give up.
A native of Southern Delaware – the “slower, lower” part of the state, he explains – Allen has carried that mantra with him through good times and bad, whether than meant living in his car or receiving his first ACM nomination for New Male Artist of the Year in 2019, a CMA Awards nomination for New Artist of the Year in 2020, subsequently winning the ACM Award for New Male Artist of the Year – the first Black artist to win that category since its inception, and a win with which he hopes “open[s] some doors for more Black artists to have success in country and more Black artists to feel comfortable enough to do country if that’s what they want to do” – as well as the CMA New Artist of the Year Award in 2021. GRAMMY.com has hailed Allen as one of “5 Black Artists Rewriting Country Music” and he has amassed 1 billion career on-demand streams. Allen’s current nomination for Best New Artist at the 64th Annual GRAMMY Awards in 2022 is his first ever GRAMMY nomination; he is also the only Country nominee in an all-genre category.
With the 2018 release of his debut album Mercury Lane – named in tribute to the street he grew up on and the origin of his incredible journey – on BBR Music Group’s Stoney Creek Records, a lifetime of never giving up brought him full circle.
“I didn’t quit, I never will,” he says. “Stuff ain’t easy, and you shouldn’t quit either. There’s a big difference between busting your ass and sitting on it.”
For Allen, musical dreams and a love of true-to-themselves artists like Alan Jackson, Aaron Tippin, Montgomery Gentry, and Jason Aldean brought him all the way to Nashville and beyond, –from traveling around the world to places like Japan, Germany and the UK; to performing a tribute at the Kennedy Center Honors for Garth Brooks, the national anthem at the Indy 500, appearing on the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, returning to American Idol as a mentor after being cut from the same competition a decade ago, and other once-in-a-lifetime moments.
But it was actually a nightmare which turned this promising singer into the artist he is today. After a series of bad breaks Allen was forced to live in his car, too proud to ask for a bail out. For months he worked multiple jobs and finally saved enough for an apartment, but hit then another snag – country music wasn’t ready for him.
“People were just trying to help,” he says now. “But they wanted me to change my sound and told me I had to lose my boots. The turning point came when I stopped listening, and finally let my music be a natural reflection of who I am.”
Since then Allen has been following his own compass, and it’s leading somewhere special. In 2017, he caught his big break and signed a record deal with BBR Music Group/Stoney Creek Records and a team who embraced his individuality.
“I don’t regret the hard times,” he explains about his trials. “I think each thing you do adds a layer, whether it’s a layer of toughness, perseverance, motivation, or just a layer of wisdom. At the end of the day you come back to what you know, and what’s embedded in you.”
What’s embedded in Allen is a powerful, soulful sense of groove – “If my body don’t move in the first four seconds, it ain’t for me,” he says – a love of deep messages and a knack for razor-sharp hooks.
Those driving forces formed the bedrock of Mercury Lane – a cutting-edge mix of country, rock, R&B, and pop, produced by Ash Bowers and Eric Torres, that received critical acclaim, with Rolling Stone raving that it “challenges the narrowly defined model of what constitutes a next big thing in country music” and The New York Times hailing it one of 2018’s strongest, calling it a “conventional country album, filled with songs about the small details.”
With Mercury Lane, Allen made history as the first Black artist to launch a career with two consecutive No. 1 hits on country radio, with “Best Shot” claiming the No. 1 spot for three weeks and his second single “Make Me Want To” hitting the top spot in March 2020.Allen’s hard-earned dreams are finally becoming reality, but he shows no signs of limiting himself.
He followed up the success of Mercury Lane with his July 2020 collaboration project, Bettie James, which further established Allen as Country’s next superstar. The star-studded seven-track project combined his deep love of family and genre-spanning taste in music. Named in honor of Allen’s late grandmother, Bettie Snead, who passed away in 2014 and his late father, James Allen, who passed away in 2019, Allen hand selected artist that touched the life of Allen, his grandmother and father in some way, allowing their legacies to weave seamlessly throughout Bettie James. The wide array of hitmakers include Brad Paisley, Charley Pride, Darius Rucker, Mickey Guyton, Nelly, Noah Cyrus, The Oak Ridge Boys, Rita Wilson, Tauren Wells and Tim McGraw.
“My dad and grandmom were two completely different people, but both played a huge part in my life,” Allen says of the motivation for the project. “Since they died, I have been wanting to leave trails of their legacies throughout my music.”
The result is a musical composition of love, heartbreak, perseverance, hope and faith. Jimmie’s current single “Freedom Was A Highway” pairs Allen with his friend and Country music superstar Paisley for a breezy, windows down track that joins Allen’s distinctively breezy grooves with a Paisley signature guitar solo.
Bettie James received a slew of critical acclaim for not only the music, but the historic nature of various collaborations, and the project’s subsequent place in country music history. NPR calls the project an “announcement of [Allen’s] arrival” and a “huge step for country” while Billboard hails it “a powerful statement from a developing voice.” The EP appeared on several “Best of 2020” lists including Billboard, Rolling Stone and Sounds Like Nashville.
Rolling Stone describes “Why Things Happen” – which brings together three generations of Black country artists in Allen, Darius Rucker and Charley Pride – as “part polemic, part proclamation, and part prayer… opening up space for the artists to bear witness.”
Reflecting on Allen’s wide-ranging musical sensibilities, Music Row notes of the project: “While some artists still in the early sunrise of their careers, with a handful of hits to their credit, would be focused solely on extending their chart successes, it’s clear that Allen’s goals for his music are loftier than mere chart hits and No. 1 parties—he’s striving for music that testifies to his full spectrum of creative abilities.”
Allen, who has an incredible knack for connecting with people of all backgrounds and interests, enjoyed collaborating with other artists so much while making his monumentally successful predecessor that he didn't want to stop – so instead, in trademark Allen fashion, he kept going. The result: Bettie James Gold Edition. Released June 25, 2021, the 16-track album doubles down on Allen’s expansive love for music across genres, with nine brand new collaborations with Babyface, Breland, Keith Urban, LANCO, Lathan Warlick, Lindsay Ell, Little Big Town, LOCASH, Monica, Neon Union, Pitbull, teamwork. and Vikina. Cumulatively, the two projects have earned 432 million global streams.
As Hits Daily Double notes, for Allen, “it’s about being grounded in the genre’s traditions and protecting the roots as much as it’s about creating a future for country music that’s more expansive and inclusive.”
“When it comes to music I love, I don’t really get wrapped up in boundaries or genres. After we finished Bettie James, I was like man, there’s so much music out there that I love, so many artists that I love, and I just wasn’t done making collaborations,” Allen says of the impetus for Bettie James Gold Edition; a sentiment that Billboard echoes, applauding that the album “broadens country’s borders.”
Allen has performed on The Kennedy Center Honors, Dick Clark’s Rockin’ New Year’s Eve, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Good Morning America, TODAY, American Idol, Tamron Hall Show, Nick Cannon, The Steve Harvey Show, ACM Awards, CMA Awards, CMT Music Awards, and more.
Beyond the music, Allen has also established Bettie James Fest in their honor. Consistently vocal about his deep reverence for his family, hometown, and home state, the inaugural sold out event took place August 7, 2021 in Allen’s hometown of Milton, DE.
Allen is currently featured in The Country Music Hall of Fame® and Museum’s annual American Currents: State of the Music exhibit with his friend and fellow country artist Darius Rucker. The exhibit’s Unbroken Circle illustrates the connection between country music’s past and present by pairing artists with those who have influenced them or share musical perspectives. The exhibit runs through February 2022.
Additionally, he is a member of the 2021 Artists Committee for the 44th Kennedy Center Honors.
Much like his approach to music, Allen’s other creative pursuits know no boundaries.
Allen’s debut picture book, My Voice Is a Trumpet, was published July 13, 2021 with Flamingo Books, an imprint of Penguin Young Readers. Illustrated by veteran illustrator Cathy Ann Johnson, the book is a powerful story about speaking up for what you believe in, at any age. The book has received a starred review from School Library Journal, who hails that “the rhythm and flow of words perfectly match the art while advising readers to choose love and use their voices in a powerful song.”
“It’s very important to me that kids learn at a young age that they have a voice, and that it is powerful. It is up to us as adults to teach them to use their voice to encourage and show love,” Allen says of his first ever book. “Being a father of two kids, I try to encourage them to be themselves and love everyone around them. I’m hoping this book inspires at least one child and they always remember their voice is a trumpet.”
Allen also serves as Executive Music Producer for Netflix’s series Titletown High, which premiered globally on August 27. His song “Big In A Small Town” is the theme song for the series, which follows a Georgia town where football rules and winning is paramount, a champion high school team tackles rivalries, romance and real life as they work toward the ultimate goal: a state title. Full of high stakes sports action and relatable teenage drama, Titletown High delivers a complex portrait of the most unique football culture in America.
He most recently competed for the coveted mirrorball trophy as a contestant on Dancing With The Stars’ landmark 30th season on ABC in the fall of 2021, reaching the quarterfinals with his pro partner Emma Slater. He will join Dancing with the Stars – Live Tour 2022! for select dates next year.
This February, Allen will embark on his Down Home Tour 2022. The trek marks his first headline tour. “I wanted to wait awhile before headlining because I wanted the timing to be right; I didn’t want to rush it. I wanted to make sure I was ready, my band was ready, so we could give the audience what they deserve every night – which is greatness,” he says of the upcoming trek.
As Allen’s rising star power shows no signs of slowing down, he remains unapologetically himself and proof of what can happen when you never give up.
For more information on Allen, visit www.jimmieallenmusic.com or follow him on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.
A native of Southern Delaware – the “slower, lower” part of the state, he explains – Allen has carried that mantra with him through good times and bad, whether than meant living in his car or receiving his first ACM nomination for New Male Artist of the Year in 2019, a CMA Awards nomination for New Artist of the Year in 2020, subsequently winning the ACM Award for New Male Artist of the Year – the first Black artist to win that category since its inception, and a win with which he hopes “open[s] some doors for more Black artists to have success in country and more Black artists to feel comfortable enough to do country if that’s what they want to do” – as well as the CMA New Artist of the Year Award in 2021. GRAMMY.com has hailed Allen as one of “5 Black Artists Rewriting Country Music” and he has amassed 1 billion career on-demand streams. Allen’s current nomination for Best New Artist at the 64th Annual GRAMMY Awards in 2022 is his first ever GRAMMY nomination; he is also the only Country nominee in an all-genre category.
With the 2018 release of his debut album Mercury Lane – named in tribute to the street he grew up on and the origin of his incredible journey – on BBR Music Group’s Stoney Creek Records, a lifetime of never giving up brought him full circle.
“I didn’t quit, I never will,” he says. “Stuff ain’t easy, and you shouldn’t quit either. There’s a big difference between busting your ass and sitting on it.”
For Allen, musical dreams and a love of true-to-themselves artists like Alan Jackson, Aaron Tippin, Montgomery Gentry, and Jason Aldean brought him all the way to Nashville and beyond, –from traveling around the world to places like Japan, Germany and the UK; to performing a tribute at the Kennedy Center Honors for Garth Brooks, the national anthem at the Indy 500, appearing on the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, returning to American Idol as a mentor after being cut from the same competition a decade ago, and other once-in-a-lifetime moments.
But it was actually a nightmare which turned this promising singer into the artist he is today. After a series of bad breaks Allen was forced to live in his car, too proud to ask for a bail out. For months he worked multiple jobs and finally saved enough for an apartment, but hit then another snag – country music wasn’t ready for him.
“People were just trying to help,” he says now. “But they wanted me to change my sound and told me I had to lose my boots. The turning point came when I stopped listening, and finally let my music be a natural reflection of who I am.”
Since then Allen has been following his own compass, and it’s leading somewhere special. In 2017, he caught his big break and signed a record deal with BBR Music Group/Stoney Creek Records and a team who embraced his individuality.
“I don’t regret the hard times,” he explains about his trials. “I think each thing you do adds a layer, whether it’s a layer of toughness, perseverance, motivation, or just a layer of wisdom. At the end of the day you come back to what you know, and what’s embedded in you.”
What’s embedded in Allen is a powerful, soulful sense of groove – “If my body don’t move in the first four seconds, it ain’t for me,” he says – a love of deep messages and a knack for razor-sharp hooks.
Those driving forces formed the bedrock of Mercury Lane – a cutting-edge mix of country, rock, R&B, and pop, produced by Ash Bowers and Eric Torres, that received critical acclaim, with Rolling Stone raving that it “challenges the narrowly defined model of what constitutes a next big thing in country music” and The New York Times hailing it one of 2018’s strongest, calling it a “conventional country album, filled with songs about the small details.”
With Mercury Lane, Allen made history as the first Black artist to launch a career with two consecutive No. 1 hits on country radio, with “Best Shot” claiming the No. 1 spot for three weeks and his second single “Make Me Want To” hitting the top spot in March 2020.Allen’s hard-earned dreams are finally becoming reality, but he shows no signs of limiting himself.
He followed up the success of Mercury Lane with his July 2020 collaboration project, Bettie James, which further established Allen as Country’s next superstar. The star-studded seven-track project combined his deep love of family and genre-spanning taste in music. Named in honor of Allen’s late grandmother, Bettie Snead, who passed away in 2014 and his late father, James Allen, who passed away in 2019, Allen hand selected artist that touched the life of Allen, his grandmother and father in some way, allowing their legacies to weave seamlessly throughout Bettie James. The wide array of hitmakers include Brad Paisley, Charley Pride, Darius Rucker, Mickey Guyton, Nelly, Noah Cyrus, The Oak Ridge Boys, Rita Wilson, Tauren Wells and Tim McGraw.
“My dad and grandmom were two completely different people, but both played a huge part in my life,” Allen says of the motivation for the project. “Since they died, I have been wanting to leave trails of their legacies throughout my music.”
The result is a musical composition of love, heartbreak, perseverance, hope and faith. Jimmie’s current single “Freedom Was A Highway” pairs Allen with his friend and Country music superstar Paisley for a breezy, windows down track that joins Allen’s distinctively breezy grooves with a Paisley signature guitar solo.
Bettie James received a slew of critical acclaim for not only the music, but the historic nature of various collaborations, and the project’s subsequent place in country music history. NPR calls the project an “announcement of [Allen’s] arrival” and a “huge step for country” while Billboard hails it “a powerful statement from a developing voice.” The EP appeared on several “Best of 2020” lists including Billboard, Rolling Stone and Sounds Like Nashville.
Rolling Stone describes “Why Things Happen” – which brings together three generations of Black country artists in Allen, Darius Rucker and Charley Pride – as “part polemic, part proclamation, and part prayer… opening up space for the artists to bear witness.”
Reflecting on Allen’s wide-ranging musical sensibilities, Music Row notes of the project: “While some artists still in the early sunrise of their careers, with a handful of hits to their credit, would be focused solely on extending their chart successes, it’s clear that Allen’s goals for his music are loftier than mere chart hits and No. 1 parties—he’s striving for music that testifies to his full spectrum of creative abilities.”
Allen, who has an incredible knack for connecting with people of all backgrounds and interests, enjoyed collaborating with other artists so much while making his monumentally successful predecessor that he didn't want to stop – so instead, in trademark Allen fashion, he kept going. The result: Bettie James Gold Edition. Released June 25, 2021, the 16-track album doubles down on Allen’s expansive love for music across genres, with nine brand new collaborations with Babyface, Breland, Keith Urban, LANCO, Lathan Warlick, Lindsay Ell, Little Big Town, LOCASH, Monica, Neon Union, Pitbull, teamwork. and Vikina. Cumulatively, the two projects have earned 432 million global streams.
As Hits Daily Double notes, for Allen, “it’s about being grounded in the genre’s traditions and protecting the roots as much as it’s about creating a future for country music that’s more expansive and inclusive.”
“When it comes to music I love, I don’t really get wrapped up in boundaries or genres. After we finished Bettie James, I was like man, there’s so much music out there that I love, so many artists that I love, and I just wasn’t done making collaborations,” Allen says of the impetus for Bettie James Gold Edition; a sentiment that Billboard echoes, applauding that the album “broadens country’s borders.”
Allen has performed on The Kennedy Center Honors, Dick Clark’s Rockin’ New Year’s Eve, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Good Morning America, TODAY, American Idol, Tamron Hall Show, Nick Cannon, The Steve Harvey Show, ACM Awards, CMA Awards, CMT Music Awards, and more.
Beyond the music, Allen has also established Bettie James Fest in their honor. Consistently vocal about his deep reverence for his family, hometown, and home state, the inaugural sold out event took place August 7, 2021 in Allen’s hometown of Milton, DE.
Allen is currently featured in The Country Music Hall of Fame® and Museum’s annual American Currents: State of the Music exhibit with his friend and fellow country artist Darius Rucker. The exhibit’s Unbroken Circle illustrates the connection between country music’s past and present by pairing artists with those who have influenced them or share musical perspectives. The exhibit runs through February 2022.
Additionally, he is a member of the 2021 Artists Committee for the 44th Kennedy Center Honors.
Much like his approach to music, Allen’s other creative pursuits know no boundaries.
Allen’s debut picture book, My Voice Is a Trumpet, was published July 13, 2021 with Flamingo Books, an imprint of Penguin Young Readers. Illustrated by veteran illustrator Cathy Ann Johnson, the book is a powerful story about speaking up for what you believe in, at any age. The book has received a starred review from School Library Journal, who hails that “the rhythm and flow of words perfectly match the art while advising readers to choose love and use their voices in a powerful song.”
“It’s very important to me that kids learn at a young age that they have a voice, and that it is powerful. It is up to us as adults to teach them to use their voice to encourage and show love,” Allen says of his first ever book. “Being a father of two kids, I try to encourage them to be themselves and love everyone around them. I’m hoping this book inspires at least one child and they always remember their voice is a trumpet.”
Allen also serves as Executive Music Producer for Netflix’s series Titletown High, which premiered globally on August 27. His song “Big In A Small Town” is the theme song for the series, which follows a Georgia town where football rules and winning is paramount, a champion high school team tackles rivalries, romance and real life as they work toward the ultimate goal: a state title. Full of high stakes sports action and relatable teenage drama, Titletown High delivers a complex portrait of the most unique football culture in America.
He most recently competed for the coveted mirrorball trophy as a contestant on Dancing With The Stars’ landmark 30th season on ABC in the fall of 2021, reaching the quarterfinals with his pro partner Emma Slater. He will join Dancing with the Stars – Live Tour 2022! for select dates next year.
This February, Allen will embark on his Down Home Tour 2022. The trek marks his first headline tour. “I wanted to wait awhile before headlining because I wanted the timing to be right; I didn’t want to rush it. I wanted to make sure I was ready, my band was ready, so we could give the audience what they deserve every night – which is greatness,” he says of the upcoming trek.
As Allen’s rising star power shows no signs of slowing down, he remains unapologetically himself and proof of what can happen when you never give up.
For more information on Allen, visit www.jimmieallenmusic.com or follow him on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.
LIVE WIRE
Ticket Pricing:
Beer Garden (YOU MUST BE 21+; VALID ID IS REQUIRED): $25
PIT(STANDING ONLY): $20
Lawn/General Admission: $15
Beer Garden (YOU MUST BE 21+; VALID ID IS REQUIRED): $25
PIT(STANDING ONLY): $20
Lawn/General Admission: $15
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LIVE WIRE TM – The Ultimate AC/DC Experience formed in the New York metro area in
January, 2000. LIVE WIRE has since performed on 5 continents worldwide since inception and
has become one of the most recognizable and biggest AC/DC Tribute bands in the nation, the
differentiating factor being: LIVE WIRE delivers the most accurate and authentic sounding and
energetic representation of an AC/DC show, satisfaction guaranteed – the closest you’re gonna
get to the real thing TM.
LIVE WIRE emulates the pure essence, power, and electricity of what an AC/DC show is all
about and has proven to audiences time and time again that you can't stop rock 'n roll. High
Voltage rock n roll at its best. LIVE WIRE performs the best of AC/DC from the early roots of
the bands Australian club circuit days, to the superstar worldwide status of their present hits.
Complete with a full stage performance, just as if Angus Young and the boys were rocking
before your very eyes. LIVE WIRE is available for bookings NATIONWIDE (and
WORLDWIDE) – Your definitive choice for theaters, casino entertainment, bike weeks/biker
rallies, national music venues, as well as corporate and private events. If you want the
ULTIMATE AC/DC Tribute Concert Experience, look no further than LIVE WIRE!......
Let us Electrify an audience near you!...
The LOOK...The SOUND...The SHOW...The ENERGY of AC*DC!
LIVE WIRE TM – The Ultimate AC/DC Experience formed in the New York metro area in
January, 2000. LIVE WIRE has since performed on 5 continents worldwide since inception and
has become one of the most recognizable and biggest AC/DC Tribute bands in the nation, the
differentiating factor being: LIVE WIRE delivers the most accurate and authentic sounding and
energetic representation of an AC/DC show, satisfaction guaranteed – the closest you’re gonna
get to the real thing TM.
LIVE WIRE emulates the pure essence, power, and electricity of what an AC/DC show is all
about and has proven to audiences time and time again that you can't stop rock 'n roll. High
Voltage rock n roll at its best. LIVE WIRE performs the best of AC/DC from the early roots of
the bands Australian club circuit days, to the superstar worldwide status of their present hits.
Complete with a full stage performance, just as if Angus Young and the boys were rocking
before your very eyes. LIVE WIRE is available for bookings NATIONWIDE (and
WORLDWIDE) – Your definitive choice for theaters, casino entertainment, bike weeks/biker
rallies, national music venues, as well as corporate and private events. If you want the
ULTIMATE AC/DC Tribute Concert Experience, look no further than LIVE WIRE!......
Let us Electrify an audience near you!...
The LOOK...The SOUND...The SHOW...The ENERGY of AC*DC!
Local Bands
Thursday, September 2nd
•12pm - Elk Lake High School Band • Strolling the Grounds
• 6pm - Doubting Thomas • Claverack Tent
Friday, September 3rd
• 3pm - Tunkhannock Area High School Marching Band • Strolling the Grounds
•7pm - Tangerine-Dreams • Claverack Tent
Sunday, September 5th
•3pm - Narrow Road • Claverack Tent
•12pm - Elk Lake High School Band • Strolling the Grounds
• 6pm - Doubting Thomas • Claverack Tent
Friday, September 3rd
• 3pm - Tunkhannock Area High School Marching Band • Strolling the Grounds
•7pm - Tangerine-Dreams • Claverack Tent
Sunday, September 5th
•3pm - Narrow Road • Claverack Tent
Cowboy Circus
Daily Shows at the Horse Gazebo
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Cowboy Circus with Danny Grant is an incredibly interactive & educational experience for the family!
Danny Grant’s Stage & Strolling Shows give guests multiple opportunities to make some Cowboy memories at the fair!
Danny’s stage show features Audience Participation, Cowboy & Circus Tricks, Comedy, Live Music & More, packed into a 30-minute performance!
Danny’s strolling show is an interactive walk-around performance of traveling the fairgrounds and teaching guests how-to Lasso a Bull, Spin a Trick Rope, Crack A Bullwhip, and let the kids get a great picture on one of his Rockin’ Horses.
This is a wonderful experience that you, your friends and family will not want to miss!
Danny Grant’s Stage & Strolling Shows give guests multiple opportunities to make some Cowboy memories at the fair!
Danny’s stage show features Audience Participation, Cowboy & Circus Tricks, Comedy, Live Music & More, packed into a 30-minute performance!
Danny’s strolling show is an interactive walk-around performance of traveling the fairgrounds and teaching guests how-to Lasso a Bull, Spin a Trick Rope, Crack A Bullwhip, and let the kids get a great picture on one of his Rockin’ Horses.
This is a wonderful experience that you, your friends and family will not want to miss!
The Human Cannonball Daredevils
Daily Shows on the Landing
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Wheels of Agriculture Game Show
Daily Shows on the Landing
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The Wheels Of Agriculture Game Show
Are you smarter than a 5th grader? Do you have fast hands? Do you know anything about agriculture? Are you feeling lucky? You will find out at the WHEELS OF AGRICULTUE GAME SHOW! Don’t miss this fast paced, exciting TV style Game show! Contestants of all ages can play, laugh and learn. The show offers 100% audience participation! You might be a contestant, a wheel spinner, or a lifeline in the audience when are contestants are stumped. Prizes are awarded and everyone learns something about agriculture!
The Trivia Tractor
Between shows our mobile game show the Trivia Tractor brings the fun, education and excitement all over the fairgrounds! You never know where it will pop up next!
Are you smarter than a 5th grader? Do you have fast hands? Do you know anything about agriculture? Are you feeling lucky? You will find out at the WHEELS OF AGRICULTUE GAME SHOW! Don’t miss this fast paced, exciting TV style Game show! Contestants of all ages can play, laugh and learn. The show offers 100% audience participation! You might be a contestant, a wheel spinner, or a lifeline in the audience when are contestants are stumped. Prizes are awarded and everyone learns something about agriculture!
The Trivia Tractor
Between shows our mobile game show the Trivia Tractor brings the fun, education and excitement all over the fairgrounds! You never know where it will pop up next!
Jehile Kirkhuff Event
Monday, Sept. 5th 11am-1pm at the Veteran's Pavilion
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This event is a celebration and reinvigoration of local legend and 1954 World Champion Fiddler Jehile Kirkhuff. His music, wit, and wisdom are recognized and celebrated far and wide.
Y’all are invited to join in with fiddlers and folks who will share stories of Jehile and the songs that he cast in the wind. We have been continually tickled and tantalized by the seeds he has sown. This event will carry on, nurture and grow the legacy of this remarkable local hero. |
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Dennis Beach - World Champion Chainsaw Carver
Daily Shows by the Veterans' Pavilion
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Truck & Tractor Pulls
Wednesday & Thursday
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Buffalo Beals Petting Zoo
Located on the Landing, Open Daily
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Rides by Jim Houghton Enterprises
All Week, Opening at 12pm Daily
