Florida Fair News - Clay County Agricultural Fair
The Clay County Agricultural Fair has some BIG things happening this year! Our entertainment area is the focus for 2019 with added concerts and newly branded areas that include a new concert layout with new seating options and our new
“E-Zone” for our daily entertainment acts. We will also have NEW daily acts such as the Canadian duo Team T&J, Dan-Dan the Farmer Man, XTREME Pogo Stunt Team and The Barnyard Cackle Review! Since, Goat Yoga was a smashing success last year, we
will be bringing it back with additional days added. Guys can also enter our popular Redneck Romper Fashion Show and our Bubba Belly Contest, both are crowd favorites! Don’t miss our livestock exhibits and our many food ven- dors on Main Street. Looking for a heartwarming experi- ence? Take a seat and watch the Unlimited Opportunities Goat Show! Along, with all of the new stuff happening at our fair this
year, we will also be bringing back fair favorites like the First Friday Fireworks, Sweeney Brothers, Disconnected K9’s, Rossaire’s Royal Pig Races, The Dennis Lee Band, AgriPuppets, and Maxx Power Robot! Our 2019 entertain- ment schedule is a BIG one, with artists Drake White, Devin Dawson, Marshall Tucker Band, Sammie Kershaw, Collin Raye, Aaron Tippin, Big Daddy Weave, Shenandoah, Joe Diffie, Big & Rich, Jordan Davis, Jimmie Allen, and
the Gatlin Brothers performing at the fair. We will end our fair with Tractor and Truck Pulls under the Cattleman’s Arena. Deggeller Attractions will be providing over 40 rides for
our visitors to enjoy and this will be our first year with SaffireTix helping us get our visitors through the gate! Our 2019 theme is HomeGrown Traditions. We have many more
new and exciting things to do at the fair, just waiting for you to come discover them, April 4- 13, 2019. We’re proud of our fair and hope to see you all there! Visit our website at
www.claycountyfair.org
of our members pretty hard. The Central Panhandle Fair was the hardest hit with their main building suffering
Hurricane Michael came through Florida during our Fall Fair season and hit some
massive damages as well as their livestock barns and restrooms being damaged as well. The Board has voted that they will not have a Fair in 2019 as they begin the process of rebuilding. FEMA currently has trailers on the property and will continue to have them there until April of 2020. The Walton County Fair was open and running when Hurricane Michael came
through and while they suffered minor damages and had to close for a day, the grounds were not damaged. Their attendance was affected however, as the devas- tation in the surrounding area prevented people from being able to come to the Fair. The Northwest Florida Fair was just west of the hurricane's path and did not suffer
damages. However, their community has been dramatically affected as families have been temporarily relocated to their area. Our thoughts and prayers go out to those who suffered and are still suffering from
Hurricane Michael. While we go on with our daily lives, many of them continue to struggle with the basic necessities of life.
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