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Allegany County Fair


Nestled amidst the rolling hills of western New York, the Allegany County Fair in Angelica paints the town red, white, and blue every mid-July. This week-long celebration of rural life attracts thousands with its charm, competition, and down-home fun. Whether you're a farmhand at heart or simply seeking a slice of Americana, the Allegany County Fair offers something for everyone.

Step into a classic country carnival, where the air buzzes with the excited screams of children riding the Ferris wheel and the tempting aroma of freshly fried treats. Thrill-seekers can conquer the drops and loops of the Dragon Coaster, while little ones chase laughter on the whimsical tea cup ride. Don't miss the demolition derby, a heart-pounding spectacle where customized cars clash in a cloud of dust, igniting cheers and gasps from the crowd.

Beyond the carnival thrills, the fair shines a light on the region's agricultural heritage. Witness the grace and power of draft horses pulling massive loads, or marvel at the prize-winning livestock on display. Immerse yourself in educational exhibits showcasing local farms, crops, and the vibrant ecosystem of the surrounding countryside. Sample homemade jams, jellies, and other delectable farm-fresh products offered by local vendors, and lose yourself in the vibrant tapestry of rural life.

As the sun dips below the horizon, the stage comes alive with live music and dance performances, showcasing the diverse talents of the community. From traditional country bands to electrifying line dancers, the evening explodes with energy and laughter. And no county fair would be complete without a dazzling fireworks display, painting the night sky with a kaleidoscope of colors and leaving visitors with a warm sense of community and joy.

Allegany County Fair
Allegany County Fair

A 52 Weeks of Fun Fascinating Fact about Allegany County Fair

The Allegany County Fair has a long history dating back to the mid-19th century when it was first established to showcase the agricultural achievements of local farmers and breeders.

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