The 164th Agricultural Fair is officially underway. Visitors will come from far and wide this weekend to enjoy all the fair has to offer.

The midway is a hit. – Hailey McLaughlin
Ryan can’t wait for his turn on the ride. – Ray Ewing
There is much excitement for the return of the Ferris wheel. – Maria Thibodeau
Happy cows in the barn. – Maria Thibodeau
Getting our summer ducks in a row. – Maria Thibodeau
Summer memories being made. – Maria Thibodeau
Bath time for Puddles. – Maria Thibodeau
Long lines on opening day. – Maria Thibodeau
Oxen power. – Maria Thibodeau
Getting ready to show their best. – Maria Thibodeau
No brass rings, but still a great time. – Maria Thibodeau
Everyone loves the midway. – Maria Thibodeau
Hoping for a blue ribbon. – Maria Thibodeau
Keeping order in the ring. – Maria Thibodeau
Thrills and chills on the rides. – Tim Johnson
The swings are a crowd favorite. – Tim Johnson
Leap frog anyone? – Tim Johnson
Volunteers make the fair happen every year. – Tim Johnson
Classic fair food. – Tim Johnson
The fireman’s burger booth is a must-stop. – Tim Johnson
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You can always find your way at the fair. – Tim Johnson
The best way to a bird’s-eye view. – Tim Johnson
The animal barn is always a hit. – Tim Johnson
Not the only horses present. – Tim Johnson
Putting on a fair takes hard work. – Tim Johnson
Getting set up. – Tim Johnson
The horsepull event brings the power. – Tim Johnson
Mama sow and piglets are the pride of North Tabor Farm. – Maria Thibodeau
It’s important to hold on to your friends. – Maria Thibodeau
Brooklyn family brings love from NYC to the Ag Fair. – Ray Ewing
Elizabeth Bonifacio has an ear of corn. – Ray Ewing
Jean-Marc Dupon with the Upisland Band marches through the hall. – Ray Ewing
Musical fun with the Upisland Band. – Ray Ewing
Nancy Jephcote on the fiddle. – Ray Ewing
The Ferris wheel lights up the night sky. – Ray Ewing
Kids will stay up late to ride the rides. – Ray Ewing
Lauren Lynch knows how much work goes into putting on the fair. – Ray Ewing
Competition was fierce at the skillet toss. – Tim Johnson
Letting it fly. – Tim Johnson
Gazette reporter Haley Sandlow gives it her all. – Tim Johnson
Noah Mayrand and Chris Edwards goe head to head in the oyster shucking contest. – Hailey McLaughlin
First and second prize. – Hailey McLaughlin
One more chance. – Hailey McLaughlin
Inside the Ferris wheel. – Hailey McLaughlin
Waiting for night at the fair. – Ray Ewing
A future farmer. – Ray Ewing
The 4-H cowpokes strut their stuff. – Ray Ewing
Fair rides are a family affair. – Ray Ewing
Precision on display at the excavator competition. – Ray Ewing
A view from above. – Ray Ewing
Noah Mayrand with a first place oyster shucking and third place quahog shucking ribbon. – Ray Ewing
The top gun ride was a crowd favorite. – Ray Ewing
The smoothes boat ride on MV. – Ray Ewing
Wren Robertson giving pony rides. – Ray Ewing
Nora Van Riper demonstrating traditional skills. – Tim Johnson
The colors of the fair. – Tim Johnson

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