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Waukesha County Fair Starts Today!

by Lindsay Sheikh

The oldest county fair in Wisconsin starts today at the Waukesha County Fair Grounds. Walk throughout the barnyards featuring the various wining barnyard animals from the county’s 4-H mentor program, take in the various local booths, the fabulous smells and tastes of the county’s finest cooks and of course the kids will love the various rides for all ages in the Midway.

An affordable event for all families running Wednesday July 18 3pm – Midnight, Thursday – Saturday 10am – Midnight and last day Sunday 10am – 9pm. Advance tickets online are $6 for Adults, $8 at the door, for Youth’s 8 – 12 years old $3 and Children 7 and under are Free and Daily parking pass of $5 or for you Motorcycle riders there is free parking sponsor by Harley Davidson. There is also special daily admission prices like $1 Wednesday, Senior Citizen $3 Thursday.

This year there are three musical stages that will keep you hopping and rockin all five days. On the main Miller Lite Stage this year you have Poison Friday at 8pm, Shinedown Saturday at 8pm and Charlie Daniels Band Sunday at 6pm. The Side Stages are filled with various musical styles of local talent.

Excellent spot to go out with family, friends or just the two of you on your bike. Stop in for a picnic or just a get together to enjoy our great summer weather this weekend and support your local youth!


Posted in General on July 18th, 2007

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