Fall into Ferris Wheels and Family Fun

Ready for some fall fun? Try a day at the fair! Offering a large multitude of activities in various areas around us, a day at the fair is sure to be a whole lot of fun for all ages. Some upcoming fairs in our area, along with their unique features, are highlighted below:

Virginia State Fair (September 26- October 5):

Taking place not far south of Fredericksburg, at the Meadow Event Park, experiencing everything this event has to offer will make it 100% worth the trip. Splitting their attractions into "kidway" and "midway," they provide the perfect variety for all ages and thrill levels. In addition to the traditional fair fun, this event also places a significant emphasis on Virginia's agricultural heritage and showcases local talent. This includes educational exhibits showcasing the importance of sustainability, 

Stafford County Agricultural and Homemaking Fair (October 9- October 12):

Having countless unbeatable attractions, carnival games, and vendors. Additionally, if you have special homemaking skills, such as quilting or wood carving, and are interested in having your work featured at the fair, be sure to register on their website.

In addition to the Ferris wheels, cotton candy, and ring toss games, each of these local fairs offers fantastic opportunities for people of all ages to showcase their unique hobbies and talents. From the chance to perform on stage at the Stafford County Fair to the top-tier cooking, art, and photography contests at the Virginia State Fair, the spotlight on local talent is truly a highlight. Suitable for all ages, even young children can participate in these contests, making it a fun time for the whole family. Seeing the bright smiles on the kids' faces when they see their creations showcased and admired by the crowds passing by is one of the most special aspects of the entire fair.

Julia Pesnell

Julia Pesnell is a junior at Riverbend High School. She is a student of the Commonwealth Governor’s and serves as the Riverbend Junior Class President. Julia also runs cross country and track for the Riverbend High School team. She holds the position of committee executive for the Spanish Honor Society and is a class representative for their chapter of HOSA. Beyond her leadership roles, Julia is actively involved in community service and is a member of the National English Honor Society.

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