The Wilson County – Tennessee State Fair is set to take place from August 15 to August 24 with the theme of “Sow Fun and Harvest Memories.” This year’s fair focuses on wheat and small grains, providing an educational opportunity for children to learn about agriculture and food production. The event features various competitions, including beauty, agriculture, cooking, sewing, crafts, photography, and more. State-level competitions for livestock, horses, and 4-H will also be held. New events this year include a Home Brewing Competition, Festival of Breads Sourdough Competition, and a Nursery and Landscaping Competition. The fair will also showcase entertainment across multiple stages, offering genres from Country to Rock and Roll.
Special events include Special Needs Day on August 17 and Senior Citizen’s Day on August 20. The fair opens with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on August 15 and offers general admission for adults, children, and free entry for those under 6 years old. With record-breaking attendance of 776,195 visitors last year, organizers are hoping for a successful event this year with even more attendees. The fair aims to highlight the importance of agriculture and local products, encouraging attendees to appreciate and support farmers. More information on tickets and event details can be found on their website.
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