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NYSAAF
N.Y.S. Assoc. Ag Fairs Page 1
N E W S L E T T E R
September 2021 N e w Yo r k S t a t e A s s o c i a t i o n o f A g r i c u l t u r a l F a i r s , I n c .
Agriculture Awareness
2020, 2021
Presidents Message Submitted by Russ Marquart,CFE
As the fair season has come to a close, and we move Our Ag Awareness project program is
back on track. We have completed the 1st
on to our fall and winter festivities, I am thankful. Thankful to
year of our currently 4 year rotation. We also
have witnessed the evolution of the term Fair Strong as has
played a bit of catch up for those Fairs that
become much more than a tagline or turn of phrase. This we unable to showcase their effort due to
year, our fairs demonstrated what it means to be Fair Strong. the cancellation of Fairs in 2020.
The creativity, determination and team work across the state Like everything else, COVID-19 took its
Jason Lawrence, by our Board members, volunteers and employees was truly tole on our Fairs, but we are rebounding with
NYSAAF President
impressive. We have learned many things over the past year, strength and determination. Our 2021 Fairs
tried new things, adjusted and pivoted more times than we care to remember. As did the best possible job under the circum-
we plan for the upcoming convention, we are hopeful for a great turn out and time stances, of just a few months of planning to
for everyone to reconnect. We look forward to reflecting on our experiences and put things together. While some were unable
sharing our learning. I am looking forward to what the future holds, we have proven to complete project, many did, and we
commend them on their efforts. The Fairs in
to indeed be, #Fair Strong.
2020 and 2021 have received their respec-
tive payments. I applaud everyone for their
efforts to provide Fairgoers with exciting and
innovative projects.
As we move forward into 2022, we will
feature 13 Fairs with exciting and creative
projects. The eligible Fairs in 2022 will be
notified in October as to their desire to par-
ticipate. I look forward to visiting many of
the Fairs in 2022 as we continue our efforts
to provide the funds to assist with or provide
the incentive to continue to showcase the
great things our County Fairs offer the public.
I look forward to memorable Fairs in the
future.
Fair Managers Meeting
The NY Fair Managers meeting took place, Saturday, September 11th. The meeting was
hosted by President Harold Smith of the Oswego County Fair. Speakers included Mark James,
NY Farm Bureau, Michelle Foresight, Hemlock Haven Tree Farm, Andrew Van Depopulle,
Haas & Wilkerson Insurance, Kyle Gehrke, County Belle Farm, and the Girl Scouts of Central
Square. A delicious meal was provided by the folks from the Oswego County Fair. The fol-
lowing officers were elected to represent the organization for 2022. They are President Mike
Reese, Chemung County Fair, Vice President, Rhonda Barriger, Afton Fair and Gerry Elthorp,
Secretary/Treasurer, Herkimer County Fair.
N.Y.S. Assoc. Ag Fairs Page 2
Reminder to Trade Show Exhibitors
From 1st Vice Your contracts were mailed to you in August. Please be sure to get them back to me NO
President – Ed Rossley LATER THAN October 1st along with your renewal Associate Member Dues. Our Trade Show
has a NEW LOCATION AND NEW LAYOUT this year to provide you with greater exposure. I will
Hello there;
begin assign locations in early October.
Here’s hoping you have recovered from a
great Fair season. It was great to see so many
of you this year and I’m looking forward to NYSAAF Fair Dues Reminder
seeing the rest of you next year. Association Treasurer Jane Luskin, reminds all Fair Treasurers and Managers that the dues
My focus is now on formulating the Con- notices will be mailed in October and are payable by December 6th so that all are accounted
vention program and wanted to share some for by Convention time. Note that your dues are determined by your 2019 attendance. Mail
highlights. We have the following speakers your dues, payable to NYSAAF C/O Jane Luskin, Treasurer, 349 Johnsonville Road, Valley Falls,
and programs from the IAFE: Bill Stainton NY 12185. Any questions, please call me at 518-892-1817. Thank you!
from the State of Washington, Bill OGG IAFE
from Nebraska, Alicia Shoults IAFE from Ohio. Associate Member – Reminder
There will be seven young presenters from Associate Members as a reminder, your membership dues in our Association for 2022 is
our sister fairs, six presenters from our part- now due. If you wish to remain in good standing and listed in our 2022 Associate Member
ners in the Showpeoples Association and a Directory. You must submit the renewal application and payment ($65.00) no later than De-
young livestock exhibitor. We will also have cember 1, 2021. The Associate Member dues renewal applications for 2022 has been sent
the United Concessionaires Association, Inc. to you several times, it is also available on our website at www.nyfair.org. Don’t miss out on
speaking to us. The recently published author, being listed in the updated Directory.
Frances I. Tepper and Past President of our
Association will be speaking about the ups Trade Show Exhibit Space
and downs and excitement of being a Fair There is still Trade Show Space available, anyone looking to feature their attractions, please
Manager. Her personal story and book are contact Russ Marquart at 716-652-1348 for more details and information about exhibiting.
very relatable. This is a great opportunity to showcase your acts to the Fair representatives.
There will be other round table discus-
sions on the program as well. Please plan Hall of Fame Nominations due December 1st.
to attend and I look forward to seeing you Just a reminder that Hall of Fame nominations are due December 1st. There are lots of
in January! people in our Association that should be recognized for their effort. Please consider nominat-
ing a person that has worked to improve our Fairs. Nomination information is available on
our website at www.nyfairs.org.
NEW YORK STATE ASSOCIATION OF AGRICULTURAL FAIRS, INC.
Request for Showcase Consideration
Only booking agencies or individual acts who have been in good standing with NYSAAF for a minimum of two years will be considered for
showcasing. Agency or act must have Association dues paid in full for year in which it showcases.
[ ] Stage Act [ ] Strolling Act
AGENCY OR ACT NAME:________________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS:___________________________________________________________________________________
CITY________________________________________________ STATE_____________ ZIP _________________
CONTACT PERSON:____________________________________________________________________________
PHONE: ( )___________________________________ FAX: ( )____________________________________
Email:________________________________________________________________________________________
TYPE OF ACT:________________________________________________________________________________
Return this form along with video or audio cassette or cd/dvd & promotional information
including photo suitable for publication by OCTOBER 20 for consideration. Mail to:
NYSAAF – Russell Marquart, CFE, PO Box G, Elma, NY 14059 – nysaaf@gmail.com
N.Y.S. Assoc. Ag Fairs Page 3
Ag & Family Festival Provided Fun & Education for Community
Middletown, NY – On Sunday, July 11th Investment Strategies, Animal Health development; nutrition, health, and food
Cornell Cooperative Extension Orange Center, M & H Tractor, Paul Congelosi safety; community and economic vital-
County held the annual Ag & Family Festi- Trailer Sales, and Burke, Miele, Golden, & ity; and agricultural sustainability through
val. Staff, volunteers, 4-H youth and families Naughton, LLP. Cornell based research. Committed to Or-
along with the public enjoyed a day of fun In addition, we would like to also recog- ange County, we design programs to meet
and education together at the Education nize and thank those who sponsored the local needs to enable people to improve
Center & 4-H Park in Otisville. Despite some Clover Café which was able to provide their lives and communities. For more infor-
rain, a good time was had by attendees nutritional food to the local 4-H Community mation call Cornell Cooperative Extension
and the farm friends who joined us! as they spent most of the full Friday through Orange County at 845-344-1234 or visit
“What a great day and event on Sunday! Sunday participating in animal shows and our website at www.cceorangecounty.org.
I was happy to see lots of people with chil- contributing to the Festival. Those sponsors
dren and the interest in our 4-H Program. include RM Farms, Dagele Brothers, Pawel-
Thank you to the CCE staff for planning this!” ski Farms, S&SO Produce, Penning’s Farm
shared Bunnie Reichle, a longtime volunteer Market, Stap Dairy, and the Parr Family.
and supporter of CCE Orange County. Thank you to all who attended and to
Activities included visiting and learning those who helped to organize a successful
about a wide-variety of farm animals as event full of educational fun. We are also
well as displays and activities lead by CCE proud of all of our Orange County 4-H
Orange County Educators and Volunteers youth who entered projects for judging and
including information related to gardening, showed their animals! If you are interested
local fishing, plants, family communication in learning more about Orange County 4-H
strategies, 4-H Robotics, Nutrition and more! or enrolling for FREE, please contact us at
845-344-1234.
Visitors enjoyed milkshakes and dairy-free
Whether you were able to attend or not,
fruit smoothies from Jeremy’s Shake Shack
be sure to save the date for next year’s Ag
made with local products.
& Family Festival which will return to a 3-day
“It was really nice that the public got to event on July 29, 30 & 31, 2022!
come out and see the animals that I get Cornell Cooperative Extension and its
to see on a daily basis. Showing different partnerships provide programs for Orange
animals and having that experience is County residents on youth and family Orange County Agriculure Center
one of the best parts of 4-H.” said Hannah
Wieboldt, Orange County 4-H Youth.
Local Future Farmers of America (FFA)
youth also joined in the weekend by bring-
ing their own projects and exhibits to display
alongside the Orange County 4-H entries
as well as by holding their tractor driving
contest.
“I really appreciate the opportunity to
compete and show our exhibits at the
Education Center & 4-H Park. I was highly
impressed with the space and the overall
hospitality and kindness shown by 4-H and
CCE staff.” Shared Nancy Colgan of the Dairy Cattle Showring
Warwick Valley FFA.
CCE Orange County would also like to
thank the sponsors who made the 2021 Ag
& Family Festival a success including Valley
Brook Veterinary, Lucy Joyce, Jim & Bunnie
Reichle & Family, Adams Fairacre Farms,
Wallkill Valley Federal Savings & Loan, Or-
ange Bank & Trust Company, Dombrowski’s
Lawn and Garden Center, Woodard’s
Concrete Products, Inc., the Davis Family,
Otisville Hardware, GCD Auto Studio, Zick
Whitted Taub
FFA Tractor Driving
N.Y.S. Assoc. Ag Fairs Page 4
Scholarship Committee Report
I hope you all had good fairs this year. We had some truly wonder-
ful applicants this year. Learning of each students accomplishments
and community involvement is very rewarding to learn about.
Congratulations to the 2021
Scholarship Award recipients:
Morgan Depue Erie 8 Scholarship Award
Rachel Van Buren Lewis 4 Scholarship Award
IAFE Zone 1 Meeting, , York, PA
Dyan Dyn Herkimer 4 Scholarship Award
Nora Hayes Cattaraugus 8 Scholarship Award
Aubrey Gerhardt Erie 8 Scholarship Award
Emma Harby Delaware 5 Scholarship Award
Seth J. Donahue Herkimer 4 Scholarship Award
Cael Howland Delaware 5 Scholarship Award
Rebekah Martz Dutchess 1 Scholarship Award
Elizabeth O’Konski Washington 2 Scholarship Award
Cosette Veeder-Shave Dutchess 1 Fair Managers
IAFE Zone 1 Meeting, York PA
Scholarship Award
Serving the Association on the For the students that did not receive a scholarship please apply
again next year. This was a very competitive group of applicants
Executive Committee only a few points separating everyone. For the Fairs with students that
The Nominating Committee is seeking candidates who are inter- received a scholarship please remind them that we are requesting
ested in serving on the Board of Directors, Executive Committee. A them to submit a picture and a short bio so we can recognize them
candidate should submit; 1. A letter of interest no later than Novem- at our convention. Thanks to the Scholarship committee for your help
ber 1st and 2. A letter of support from the Fair’s Board of Directors this year. Thank you to the District Directors and Fairs for your help in
that you represent. Information should be sent to Russ Marquart, submitting the applications.
Executive Secretary, NYSAAF, PO Box G, Elma, NY 14059. Deadline: Hope to see you all at the convention – Take care,
November 1st, 2021 John Craft
Dates to Remember
In November 5- Approx.......................................................NYSAAF Convention Registration
Emailed to all Member Fairs & Associate Members
Memoriam
November 11....................... IAFE CyberSeminar: Government and Community Relations
November 15........................................... NYSAAF Convention Center Registration Opens
November 28- Dec. 1...............................IAFE Convention & Trade Show San Antonio, TX
John Andersen,
Yates County Fair December15............................................NYSAAF Convention Center Registration Closes
January 14 – 17, 2022........................................................... NYSAAF Annual Convention,
Robert Hilderbrandt,
Joesph A. Floreano Riverside
Livingston County Fair at Caledonia
Convention Center .Rochester, NY
Dr. Robert McGuire, January 22 – 23, 2022................. IAFE Institute of Fair Management Summit, Denver, CO
Schoharie County Fair
May 12 – 14, 2022....................................................................... IAFE Zone #1, Zone #2,
Florida Federation (combined Meeting)
Dr. Garth Murray Naples, FL
Steuben County Fair
November 27-30, 2022.........................................IAFE Annual Convention & Trade Show
Indianapolis, IN
N.Y.S. Assoc. Ag Fairs Page 5
2021 Fair Reports
Fair: Allegany County Fair Fair: Chautauqua County Fair - Fair: Erie County Fair
Attendance: 21,564 Postponed Attendance: 981,264
Gate Admission: Adult & Children $10.00/ Entertainment/Fee/Attendance: Gate Admission: Adult $13.50, Children 12
Wednesday $5.00 2022 Fair Dates: July 18-245, 2022 & under Free, Senior $13.50
Parking: Free Reported by: Deb Kuzma, Office Manager Parking: Free
Weather: Sunny, warm, no rain Weather: Beautiful weather, 1 day of rain
Carnival: American Amusements & Rentals Fair: Chenango County Fair Carnival: Strates Shows
Entertainment/Fee/Attendance: Truck Pull, Attendance: 34,000 Entertainment/Fee/Attendance: Jay & The
Free, 2800; Horse Pull, Free, 2500; Lawn Gate Admission: Adult $5.00, Children Americans, Free 750; Sawyer Brown, Paid,
Mower Pull, Free, 3000; Rodeo, Free, $3.00, Senior $5.00 1700; The Whoigans, Free 750; Styx, Paid
3100, Outlaw Pulling Series, Free, 3300; Parking: Free 4250; Jon Pardi, Paid, 4850; Shenando-
Demo Derby, Free, 3300 Weather: Hot, humid ah, Free, 750; ATV Big Air Tour, Free, 3000;
2022 Fair Dates: July 18-23, 2022 Carnival: Coleman Brothers For King + Country, Paid 2200; Cooper
Reported by: Karen Tripp, President Entertainment/Fee/Attendance: ESP Tractor Alan, Free, 1500; Gabriel Ingelsias, Pad,
Pull, Paid, 2200; NYS Hot Farm Truck & 5600; Ultimate Night of Destruction, Paid,
Fair: Altamont Fair Tractor Pull, Paid, 2100; Broken B Rodeo,
Attendance: 41,000 5400; Demo Derby(2 Shows) Paid, 8930;
Paid, 2400; Road Rage Demo, Paid, Grounds Acts; Ultimate Stunt Circus, Hilby
Gate Admission: Adult $22.00/ Children 4100 (2 shows)
$22.00 the Skinny German Juggle Boy, Swifty
2022 Fair Dates: August 8–14, 2022 Swine Racing Pigs, Mobile Glass Studio,
Parking: n/a Reported by: Mary Weidman, President
Weather: Slight rain everyday. State of DownBeat Percussion, The Fire Guy, John
Emergency Cancellation on Sunday Fair: Cortland County Junior Fair Cassidy, the Bizarre Boolinologist, ARCY
Carnival: Dreamland Amusemnts Attendance: 14,000 Live!, Safari Sam & Oscar the Awesome
Entertainment/Fee/Attendance: n/a Gate Admission: Free Ostrich, Scott’s Crazy Magic Show,
2022 Fair Dates: August 16-21, 2022 Parking: Free Camel Kingdom, John Park, the Com-
Reported by: Amy Anderson, Manager Weather: Hot, Muggy edy Waiter Show, Gary The Silent Clown,
Carnival: Main Event Amusements Tommy Vee, Hypnotist Extraordinaire,
Fair: Broome County Fair Entertainment/Fee/Attendance: Band, Free, Nightly Fireworks
Attendance: 24,250 200; Sydney Irving & The Mojo, Free, 500; 2022 Fair Dates: August 10-21, 2022
Gate Admission: Adult $7.00/ Children 12 Kids Tractor Peddle Pull, Free, 45 kids and Reported by: Jessica Underberg, CFE CEO/
&under Free parents Fair Manager
Parking: Free 2022 Fair Dates: TBD
Weather: Sunny, 2 partial days of rain Fair: Goshen Historic Track
Reported by: Richard Bush, Fair Manager Attendance: 1297
Carnival: Gillette Shows
Entertainment/ Fee/Attendance: Demo Der- Fair: Delaware County Fair Gate Admission: Adult $5.00, Child 12 &
by, Paid, 4025; Out of Field Tractor Pull, Attendance: 68,000 under Free, Senior $5.00
Free, 3000, Broken B Rodeo, Paid, 3725; Gate Admission: Adult $8.00, Children 12 & Parking: N/A
Semi Truck Pride and Polish Show and Pull, Under Free Weather: Overcast & Rainy
Paid, 2400; Modified and Super Stock Parking: Free Carnival:
Tractor Pull, Paid, 4700; Demo Derby, Weather: Overcast & Rain Entertainment/Fee/Attendance: 9 Race
Paid, 3750, F & F Hotdog Pig Races Carnival: Dreamland Amusements with S & Card of races
2022 Fair Dates: July 26-31, 2022 S Riders 2022 Fair Dates: TBD
Reported by: Rita Smith, Treasurer Entertainment/Fee/Attendance: Derby, Reported by: Linda Myers, Secretary
$7.00, 3609; Heros Parade, Free; Truck Fair: Gouverneur &
Fair: Cattaraugus County Fair & Tractor Pull, $6.00, 1176; Emily Ann
Attendance: 100,000 paid Roberts, $10.00, 121; Derby, $7.00, 4589, St. Lawrence County Fair
Gate Admission: Adult $12.00, Senior, Chil- NYTPA, $6.00, 1823 Attendance: 30,000
dren age 2+ $12.00 2022 Fair Dates: August 15–20, 2022 Gate Admission: Free
Parking: Free Reported by: Edward Rossley, President Parking: $5.00
Weather: Ideal temps, very little rain Weather: Hot & Sunny
Carnival: Powers & Thomas Midway Fair: Dutchess County Fair Carnival: Coleman Brothers
Entertainment/Fee/Attendance: Demo Attendance: 302,112 Entertainment/Fee/Attendance: Lonestar,
Derby, Paid 6000; Jordon Davis Concert, Gate Admission: Adult 412.00-Advance, $50.00/$25.00, 1800; Fireman’s Parade,
Paid, 5000; Justin Moore Concert, Paid, $15.00 day of, Children 12 & under Free, Free, 1200; Talent Show, Free, 400; Rafter
6000; Monster Trucks, Paid, 10,000; Mon- Parking: n/a Z Rodeo, Paid, 1200; Hot Famers Tractor
ster Trucks & Big Rig Pull, Paid, 15,000 Weather: HOT Pulling, Paid, 1200; Demolition Derby,
2022 Fair Dates: July 31–August 6, 2022 Carnival: Power Great American Midway Paid, 1800
Reported by: Nell Fellows, Secretary Entertainment/Fee/Attendance: Jimmy 2022 Fair Dates: Anticipating August 2-7,
Allen, Free, 1500; Mike DelGuidice, Free, 2022
1200; Ian Flanigan, Free, 1000; Chayce Reported by: Beth Martin, President
Beckham, Free, 1250; Bruce in the USA,
Fee, 1400
2022 Fair Dates: August 23-28, 2022
Reported by: Andy Imperati, CEO/Fair
Manager
Page 6 N.Y.S. Assoc. Ag Fairs
Fair Reports from Page 5
Fair: Grahamsville Little World’s Fair: Orange County Agriculture Fair: Ulster County Fair
Fair & Family Festival Attendance: 53,351
Attendance: 9,160 Attendance: 600 Gate Admission: $17.00 POP, Children
Gate Admission: Adult $6.00, Children Gate Admission: Suggested donation $5.00 under 36” Free
$3.00, Senior - Free Parking: Free Parking: Free
Parking: Free Weather: Weather: Perfect
Weather: Hot, Muggy, Carnival: Carnival: Dreamland Amusements
Carnival: Shamrock Shows Entertainment/Fee/Attendance: Entertainment/Fee/Attendance: Sass and
Entertainment/Fee/Attendance: NYSHPA; 2022 Fair Dates: July 29-31, 2022 Brass, Free; Neil McCoy, Free; Emily Ann
NYSLA, Hillbilly Parade, Fleetwood Reported by: Jill Van Aken, Association Roberts, Free, Swan Brothers, Free
Macked, Fireworks Community Liason 2022 Fair Dates: August 2-7, 2022
2022 Fair Dates: August 19-21, 2022 Reported by: Gary Newkirk, CFE, Fair
Reported by: Nicole Gorr, Treasurer Fair: Orleans County 4-H Fair Manager
Attendance: 27,500
Fair: Herkimer County Fair Gate Admission: Adult $5.00, Children Fair: Wayne County Fair
Attendance: 59,417 $1.00, Senior $5.00 Attendance: 7,300
Gate Admission: Adult, $10.00, Children, Parking: Included in Admission Gate Admission: Adult $5.00
$5.00 Weather: 70-80, No rain Parking: Free
Parking: Free Carnival: Main Event Amusements Weather: Sunny, High Humidity, Very Hot
Weather: Intermittent rain Entertainment/Fee/Attendance: Chainsaw Carnival: Playland Amusements
Carnival: Gillette Shows artist, Indian River Olde Time Lumberjack Entertainment/Fee/Attendance: Sire Stakes
Entertainment/Fee/Attendance: Tinsmith- Show, Party Animals Petting Zoo Racing, 150; Demo Derby, 2000; Beef
ing, Free; Hog-Diggerty-Dog, Free; 2022 Fair Dates: July 25-30, 2022 Show, 150; ZBTB Band, 500; Junk Yard
Clydesdales, Free; Birds of Paradise, Free; Reported by: Robert Batt, Executive Direc- Fieldtrip Band, 2000; Big Eyed Fish Band,
Stage Shows tor 500; Demolition Derby, Paid, 2000
2022 Fair Dates: August 16-21, 2022 2022 Fair Dates: August 7-13, 2022
Reported by: Gerry Elthorp, Treasurer Fair: Oswego County Fair – Reported by: Tamara J. Hutter, Treasurer
Cancelled
Fair: Jefferson County Fair Attendance: Fair: Wyoming County Fair
Attendance: 53,200 Gate Admission: Attendance: estimated 75,000
Gate Admission: Free Parking: Gate Admission: Free
Parking: $5.00 Weather: Parking: $10.00 per car
Weather: 2 days rain, otherwise Hot Carnival: Weather: Good weather, Some rain which
Carnival: Reithoffer Shows Entertainment/Fee/Attendance: cancelled events on Tuesday and
Entertainment/Fee/Attendance: Flying Wal- 2022 Fair Dates: To be Determined Wednesday
lendas Reported by: Kathy MacPherson, Treasurer Carnival: Hamerel Amusements
2022 Fair Dates: July 12-17, 2022 Fair: Steuben County Fair Entertainment/Fee/Attendance: ESP Tractor
Reported by: Pamela Shelmidine, Manager Attendance: 27,973 Pull, Paid, 3200; ESP Tractor Pull, Paid,
Gate Admission: Adult $6.00, Senior $3.00 3900
Fair: Lewis County Fair 2022 Fair Dates: August 13-20, 2022
Attendance: approx. 45,000 Parking: Free
Weather: Reported by: Connie Weaver, Treasurer
Gate Admission: Free Gate
Parking: $5.00 per day, $15.00 per week Carnival: Coleman Brothers Fair: Yates County Fair -
Weather: Sunny mid-70’2 Bad rain Tuesday Entertainment/Fee/Attendance: Cancelled
evenig 2022 Fair Dates: August 15-21, 2022 2022 Fair Dates: July 12-16, 2022
Carnival: Coleman Brothers Reported by: Nick Pelham, CVFM, Secre- Reported by: Bernyce
Entertainment/Fee/Attendance: ARcy, Free; tary/Manager
Magicman Tj Hill, Free; Pirates Colom- Fair: Tioga County Fair
bian Caribbean, Free; 4X4 Truck Pull, Attendance: 16,840
$15.00/$10.00 1,800; NYS Tractor Pullers, Gate Admission: $10.00 Fair Lady; Memoirs of a
$15.00/$10.00 3500; Oak Ridge Boys,
$35.00/ $30.00 1,150; Demo Derby (2
Parking: Free
Weather: Warm, light Rain
County Fair Manager –
Shows) $15.00/$10.00, 3400 Carnival: Gillette Shows by Past President
2022 Fair Dates: July 19-23, 2021 Entertainment/Fee/Attendance: Painted
Reported by: Rachel Lisk, Fair Manager
Fran Tepper, CFE
Post Rodeo, Free; Demo Derby, Free; I retired from managing the Monroe
Fair: Ontario County Fair Band & Fireworks, Free; Demo Derby, County Fair after 20 years. It was hard letting
Attendance: Approximately 15,000 Free; Outlaw Pulling Series, Free go of a job that had been my passion for
Gate Admission: $10.00 per Car load 2022 Fair Dates: August 9-13, 2022 so long, so I decided to write a book about
Parking: N/A Reported by: Charles Truman, Vice Presi-
the unusual and often funny situations that
Weather: Beautiful dent
happened in the daily life of a County Fair
Carnival: Playland Amusements Manager. “Fair Lady….” is available on
Entertainment/Fee/Attendance: All events- Amazon.com , Barnesandnoble.com and
up, Demo Derby-Sold out
Target.com.
2022 Fair Dates: July 26-30, 2022
Reported by: Shana Jo Hilton, Secretary
Page 7 N.Y.S. Assoc. Ag Fairs
Fair Scenes
Allegany County Fair Cortand 4-H Junior Fair
Broome County Fair Hemlock Fair
Cattaraugus County Fair Herkimer County Fair
Columbia County Fair Jefferson County Fair
N.Y.S. Assoc. Ag Fairs Page 8
Fair Scenes
Ontario County Fair Seneca County Fair
Afton Fair Schaghticoke Fair
Tioga County Fair Orleans County 4-H Fair
Ulster County Fair Orange County CCE Ag & Family Festival
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