Overbrook-Osage County Fair

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The biggest public event each year is the Overbrook-Osage County Fair. The fair is primarily an agricultural exhibition featuring livestock, crops, and local crafts and hobbies. It includes a midway of carnival rides and other attractions. The Overbrook Fair Association owns the fairgrounds and manages the fair.

Phone : 785-665-7328 (Always call and confirm events.)

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Overbrook-Osage County Fair

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