2024 Washington County Fair Schedule

The 2024 edition of the Washington County Fair will take place at the fairgrounds in Washington from Tuesday, July 16 through Sunday, July 21. Stay tuned to KNDY AM 1570, 94.1 FM & 95.5 FM for the latest updates from the Washington County Fair.

TUESDAY, JULY 16,

Washington County Fairgrounds
8am Check in of school exhibits—Rock Barn
9am 4-H Food Judging (Good Shepherd Lutheran Church)
3-4pm Poultry and Rabbit check in
4:30-6:30pm All Open class exhibits check in. Open Class Food check in at
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church (alternate time: Wednesday at 8am)
4:30-8pm 4-H Exhibit Check-In including Horses.

(Consultation judging exhibits bring at assigned times.

Large items-woodworking should be brought in early to allow for room).
4-5pm Beef weigh in
5:30-6:30pm Sheep and Meat Goat weigh in
7-8pm Swine weigh in

WEDNESDAY, JULY 17,

Washington County Fairgrounds
8am Open class foods check in at Good Shepherd Lutheran
8am 4-H Horse Show- Rodeo Arena
9am Open Class Foods Judging—Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
9am 4-H Consultation Judging (See pre-fair packet for scheduled times)
9:30am Open Class Clothing, Textiles, Hobbies & Crafts, & Photography Judging
10am Open Class Food Sales– Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
1pm Cloverbud Judging- Rock Barn
2pm Pet Show- under tent north of Rock Barn
7pm Swine Show

THURSDAY, JULY 18,

Washington County Fairgrounds
8am Sheep Show, Goat Show
10am-10pm Commercial Exhibits Open
1pm Bucket Calf Interviews
5:30pm WCHS FFA Alumni Mountain Oyster/Fish Fry-Under Tent by Horse Stalls
6:30pm Bucket Calf and Beef Show
8pm Indian Hoop Dancer- Dennis Rogers
8pm Ranch Rodeo- Rodeo Arena
8:30pm Emily Navarro Band Concert
10pm Livestock Sale Deadline

FRIDAY, JULY 19,

Washington County Fairgrounds
8am 4-H Rabbit Show
10am-10pm Commercial Exhibits Open
10am Dairy Cattle & Dairy Goat Show
11am 4-H/Open Class Poultry Show
1pm Livestock Judging Contest
3-4pm 4-H Ambassador Interviews- Horse Office
7-11pm Putt, Putt & Inflatables: Sponsored by Fairboard
6-6:45pm Livestock Sale Buyers Appreciation Meal
7pm Livestock Sale
following sale Catch-A-Kid contest
6:45-7:45pm Dodgeball Tournament Registration begins- Rodeo Arena
8pm Dodgeball Tournament Sponsored by Stick-To-It 4-H Club
8:30-11pm Dueling Pianos- Tennis Courts

SATURDAY, JULY 20,

Washington County Fairgrounds
9am Round Robin Competition
10 am-10 pm Commercial Exhibits Open

1pm Barnyard Olympics
12-4pm Moto Rodeo Check-In and Prelims

5:30pm KLA & Cattle Women of Washington County Meal
6pm Parade: 150 Years of Country Roots and Cowboy Boots
7-11pm Putt, Putt & Inflatables: Sponsored by Fairboard
7:30pm Moto Rodeo Finals- Rodeo Arena
7:30pm Pedal Pull Registration, 8pm Pull Starts;

Ages 4-13 & Adult: East of Gold Barn
Sponsored by Washington Co. Farm Bureau
8:30-12pm Travis Gipson Band Concert
Sponsored by J-Six Enterprises

SUNDAY, JULY 21,

Washington County Fairgrounds
8-9am Exhibit check out
9am Fairgrounds clean up
10:30am Community Church

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