Hunterdon County’s 4-H and Agricultural Fair starts next week on Wednesday, August 24th at the Roger K. Everitt Fairgrounds, South County Park, 1207 Rt 179, just south of Ringoes.
This year, the 4-H Fair will return and bring the family-centered fun that county residents have enjoyed for more than twenty years.
Depending on the day, you can lead a cow around the show ring, pet a calf, watch how a cow is milked, play corn hole and more. Various 4-H animal shows are each day of the fair, including cows, horses, sheep, goats, rabbits, poultry and dogs.
The Main Stage will offer all kinds of acts, shows and presentations each day and night, organized and hosted by volunteer Dan “Doctor D” Torrone, a professional entertainer based in Clinton, and right after opening ceremonies on Wednesday, the annual Hay Bale Toss will take place, an event for kids and adults to try throwing a bale as far as they can.
