Faircracker SUMMER 2019


Citrus County Fair News


The 2019 Fair was held March 25-


31st. The weather was great all week. Attendance & entries were up in most divisions this year. We had a fun & safe week. The entertainment was well received


this year. The Dennis Lee Show, Fritzy Bros. The One Man Circus, Chris


Mabrey, Oscar, Bob Bohm, Red Dragon Laser Tag and a host of local talent kept our patrons engaged all week. The Special Contests were also a


Dennis Lee judged the King Arthur Flour Baking contest.


Chris Mabrey &


lot of fun this year. We had Public Speaking, Karaoke, Pie Eating, Log Sawing and King Arthur Baking con- test. Our exhibitors manned the "Ask Me" Booth in the Livestock Complex. We also had our annual Livestock Judging contest and Skil-A-Thon. Belle City Amusements provided our carnival with thrilling Midway Rides & Games. The Panacek Family is al- ways a pleasure to work with. The Livestock Shows & Sales were


also a success this year. Our exhibi- tors are blessed to have tremendous community support for their projects. We attended the FFF Convention in


May. The learning opportunities & fellowship were awesome this year in St. Augustine. We invite everyone to our 2020


Events at the Citrus County Fair Grounds. The 21st Annual Truck & Tractor Pull will be January 24th & 25th. The Fair will be March 23- 29th. Please go to our website: www.citruscountyfair.com or our Facebook Page for more infor- mation. Hope everyone has a Great Summer! Hal Porter, Manager


There are stock car rac-


es every Saturday night at our track through De- cember. The Flea Market it open


every week-end (except August).


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