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Trumansburg Fair officially kicks off for 175th year

1 week ago in Entertainment, Local

Trumansburg Fair officially kicks off for 175th year

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TRUMANSBURG, NY (607NewsNow) — The Trumansburg Fair is officially open at the Trumansburg Fairgrounds, marking the 175th year the fair has run.

A soft opening was held on Tuesday, August 25th, which included horse pulls, colt stake and harness racing, and the beginning of judging exhibits. As of Wednesday, August 26th at noon, the fair is officially open, offering rides, a demolition derby, a petting zoo, food vendors, and more. The fair is open each day from Wednesday, August 26th to Sunday, August 30th. Daily hours for each day the fair is open can be found here.

The official schedule for this year’s fair is as follows:

Photo from the Trumansburg Fair Facebook page.

Stay up to date with the fair’s schedule and offerings day by day on their Facebook page here.

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