Great Geauga County Fair

The Great Geauga County fair in Burton hosts over 200,000 visitors each Labor Day weekend. Ohio’s oldest fair, agriculture is still the main attraction. Highlights include Chicken Flying, Rooster Crowing, Frog Jumping, demolition derbies, bull riding, truck pulls and over 12,200 exhibits fill the exhibit halls. Thursday is Youth Day with free admission for everyone 18 years of age and younger. Friday is Senior Day with free admission for those 65 and over. Thursday and Saturday night are Demolition Derby excitement. Geauga County high school marching bands perform Sunday afternoon at Band-O-Rama. Sunday night is ATPA Truck Pulls and Monday afternoon is bull riding. What brings crowds back year after year are the barns filled with all types of farm animals, traditional and non-traditional. Horses of all sizes trot in competitions all five days. Chickens, rabbits, cows, llamas, alpacas, goats and dogs will win lots of ribbons and bragging rights. The Great Geauga County Fair has so much to see and do, you can’t see it all in a day. Free non-stop entertainment across the fairgrounds showcase amazing talent. Come experience an old-fashioned agricultural fair.