LANCASTER, OH — The Fairfield County Fair, affectionately known by locals as the “best and the last,” is underway this week, offering a vibrant mix of food, rides, and family-friendly entertainment. Celebrated for its rich history since its inception in October 1851, the fair has become a cherished autumn tradition in Lancaster.
Running through early October, the fair boasts a variety of attractions, including bull riding, truck, tractor, and horse pulls, demolition derbies, concerts, and horse races. With something for all ages, attendees can explore an array of exhibits and enjoy rides on the bustling midway.
Free admission will be offered on the first Sunday of the event, making it an accessible outing for families. Exciting activities have already begun, with rodeo bulls and barrel racing scheduled for tonight and harness racing set for Wednesday. The festivities continue on Thursday with a high school band parade, followed by the kids’ power wheel class derby on Friday and an auto demolition derby over the weekend.
The Fairfield County Fair promises to be a memorable experience, inviting everyone to enjoy their favorite fair foods and a whirlwind of entertainment as the season draws to a close. Join the community in celebrating this time-honored tradition that continues to attract visitors year after year.
