Competitions: Whether you specialize in goats, rabbits, pigs, wine growing, crafting, baking, making jewelry, gardening, or painting, there’s a chance to show off your mettle and win some money.
Time Capsule: On June 26 at 1 p.m., visitors can witness the installation of the Time Capsule, which will feature memories, stories and contributions from fair staff, volunteers, vendors, and community partners. The capsule will remain sealed until 2076.
9/11 Memorial Exhibit: The new exhibit marks 25 years since 9/11, and 250 years since America’s founding. The exhibit features an original steel beam recovered from the World Trade Center following its collapse, and a Survivor Tree tribute, inspired by the Callery pear tree discovered in the rubble. Visitors are invited to write a wish, message, or promise for the future to the tree.
Tickets and Parking
Tickets cost $17.60 for general admission until midnight Thursday, after which they will rise to $19.80. Children and seniors cost $14.30 ($16.50 starting Friday), while children under 5 and active military members get in for free. A carnival and Sky Ride wristband costs $39.60 until Thursday, and starting Friday, $40 for Wednesday and Thursday and $45 Friday through Sunday. Season passes cost $52.80. General parking costs $15 a day. See here for more information.
