Participate

Be part of what makes the Plymouth County Fair unforgettable. From competitions and exhibits to vendor opportunities, there are plenty of ways to get involved. Whether you’re stepping into the ring or setting up a booth, the fair is powered by the community behind it.

Hobby

Creative Hobbies and Art

Open Class Building

Horticulture

Open Class Building, North End

Food and Preservation

Open Class Building Northwest

Antiques and Collectibles

Open Class Building

Photography Show

Open Class Building

animals

Highway 3 Cattle Battle

Sunday

Livestock Judging Contest

Wednesday

Open Draft Horse & Mule Show

Saturday

Open Fun Day Horse Show

Sunday

Lil Britches Bucket Calf Show

Wednesday

Lil Britches Open Pet Show

Sunday

Jackpot Barrel Bash

Wednesday

Bacon buddies & Friends

Thursday

MISC.

Pedal Tractor Pull

Saturday, 10:30 am
The roar of the tractor might not be as loud as the Outlaws Tractor Pulling Series, but the enthusiasm of the crowd is just as robust! Youngsters, ages 4-13, will get the opportunity to pull on one of four tractors, specially designed for each age group. Ribbons are provided to pullers.
This is a non-sanctioned pull. Registration takes place in Century Hall prior to the event. The contest will begin with the youngest participants.

Bill Riley Talent Search

Sunday

Fair Royalty Queen

Fair Royalty king

4-h & FFA

Grandstand Events

Stem Festival

4-H & FFA Ribbon Auction

VENDORS

Indoor Vendors

Hall of 2015, Becker Hall and the Commercial Building all house indoor vendors. Booths sell out, so reserve your spot today.

Indoor Vendor Superintendents:
Gail Schoenrock
(712) 540-0246
gailschoenrock@hotmail.com

Jennifer Boeckelman
(712) 540-0987
jjbock1@gmail.com

Outdoor Vendors

Outdoor Vendor Superintendent:
Chad Peters
(712) 540-0526
plycofairoutdoorexhibits@gmail.com


Justin Plendl
(712) 253-2259

Photographer / Videographer

Fair Week Partnerships

Whether you’re a local business or a longtime fair supporter, sponsorship is a great way to give back and be part of something special. Opportunities are available for all levels of support—explore options and sign up on our sponsorship site.

The Plymouth County Fair is a 501(c) non-profit. It is run & maintained by a volunteer, working-board, which means 100% of your contributions go toward the fair. Funds generated through the partnership programs pay for things like 4-H & FFA shows, event programming, ribbons, & facilities.