The Northeast Florida Fair celebrated 70 years in October


the Fair. Folks were able to vote on their favorite truck. Flying G Rodeo put on a first class rodeo the second weekend of the fair. Contestants participated in rough stock and timed events and there was a calf scramble for the kids. Youth from Nassau county as


The theme of the Fair was "Rides, Ribbons, & Rodeos!" The


crowds came out for 11 days of fun. The entertainment, free with the cost of admission, was a suc-


cess each day of the fair. The entertainment included Nick's Kid Show, Big Engine, Band on the Run, Jimmie Coleman, Tricky Dogs Show and a performance by an Elvis impersonator. The local high school bands were also a highlight of the Fair. Sun- shine Monkey Shines strolled the grounds daily. The Mud Swag Truck Show was held the first weekend of


well as surrounding counties had livestock on display during the Fair. The exhibitors who participate in the livestock projects work hard all throughout the year. Hildebrand Rides put on a great


show with a variety of rides for the whole family. The Home Arts Building was


beautifully decorated and full of exhibits. The exhibits included handi-


crafts, photography, art, horticul- ture, and baked and canned goods. Plans are being made for the


2018 Fair, October 11-21.For addi- tional information and updates visit your website: www.neflfaid.org or like is on Facebook: Northeast Florida Fair - Callahan, FL. Shelly Terrell


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