The Chautauqua County Fair continues this week with four days of activities beginning Wednesday.

 

Open-class entries and 4-H judging take place Wednesday, followed by livestock shows, a free barbecue and bean feed, inflatables, rides and a talent show Thursday.

Extension Agent Emily Hen says the community should come out and support the fair and its participants.

 

Friday’s schedule includes the Barnyard Olympics, bingo and an 8 p.m. rodeo. Saturday features a parade, kids’ pedal pull, barbecue and pie contests, a livestock premium sale and another rodeo. The fair concludes Saturday night with a free dance and live music from Out of Touch.

 

We will have a live broadcast from 9:30 to noon.