St. Jerome Fancy Farm Picnic
Kentucky's most famous church picnic, held annually since 1880 in the hamlet of Fancy Farm, is a celebrated institution of western Kentucky community life where barbecue and stump-speech politics have mixed for over a century.
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"A family-friendly lakeside festival on the shores of Lake Cumberland bringing top local, regional, and national bluegrass acts to the small county seat of Russell Springs every third weekend of August."
Lake Cumberland Bluegrass Festival
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Kentucky Apple Festival
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Sorghum Festival
"Held each October in the small Pendleton County seat of Falmouth, this agricultural show celebrates Kentucky's sheep and fiber-arts heritage with fleece competitions, spinning demonstrations, and handcraft vendors."
Kentucky Wool Festival
"An annual week-long heritage festival in the small Knox County seat of Barbourville commemorating Daniel Boone's founding journeys through the Cumberland Gap region with pioneer reenactments, craft demonstrations, and Appalachian music."
Daniel Boone Festival
"A long-running eastern Kentucky pioneer heritage festival in the Floyd County seat of Prestonsburg honoring Jenny Wiley, the colonial-era settler whose captivity and escape became a defining legend of Appalachian history."
Jenny Wiley Festival
"A full week of traditional county fair life in Coldwater -- livestock judging, 4-H competitions, carnival rides, and grandstand events -- anchoring the agricultural calendar of the small-farm communities of Branch County in southern Michigan."
Branch County Fair
"A beloved three-day community fair in its 49th year, held in the Adirondack foothills hamlet of Mayfield, serving as a true local gathering for Fulton County's rural communities."
Mayfield Bannertown Fair
"The westernmost UP county fair serves the iron-mining and logging heritage communities of Gogebic County and the Wisconsin border, gathering agricultural exhibits, livestock, and local traditions in Ironwood each August."
Gogebic County Fair
"Held on the shores of Lake Chatuge every August, this long-running Appalachian fair celebrates the mountain heritage of Towns County with craft demonstrations, old-time music, and a recreated pioneer village."
Georgia Mountain Fair
"The Alpena County Fair on Thunder Bay serves the agricultural and fishing communities of the northeast Lower Peninsula with a traditional week of livestock, 4-H exhibits, and fairground entertainment in a county known for its pristine Great Lakes waters."
Alpena County Fair
"The great rural gathering of the Upper Peninsula, held annually in Escanaba since the early 20th century, brings together agricultural exhibits, grandstand entertainment, carnival rides, and fair foods to serve the farming and forestry communities spread across Michigan's vast northern wilderness."
Upper Peninsula State Fair