State Fair

The 2016 Missouri State Fair offers a blend of family fun and adult revelry through its mix of exhibits, concerts and vendors.

State Fair Community College is opening a new Small Business and Technology Development Center in a couple of weeks.

According to a recent press release and to help celebrate a week of Olympic games and Greek fine arts, the traveling storyteller and master teacher, Brad Shaw, will entertain Camp Blue Sky campers with his rendition of fables by the Greek storyteller, Aesop...

According to a press release, Missouri State Fair Director Mark Wolfe recently announced two programs for the 2016 Fair that will provide Missouri 4-H and FFA youth members with opportunities to educate fairgoers about Missouri agriculture and showing livestock.

According to recent press release, visitors to this year’s Missouri State Fair can help support the fight against hunger by participating in the Fair’s sixth annual Missouri Farmers Care Food Drive on Tuesday, Aug. 16. Youth will also be involved in raising awareness about hunger by competing in the new Can Creation Contest, sponsored by Bing’s Grocery Stores of Sedalia, on Tuesday, Aug... Read Mo

According to a press release, The Missouri State Fair is now accepting entries on Instagram in a new Farm Selfie “Felfie” Contest.  The contest, sponsored by AgriMissouri, encourages entrants to take a “felfie,” a photograph one has taken of oneself with farm animals, around farm equipment and/or on the farm...

The final concert of the 2016 Missouri State Fair Pepsi Grandstand series was announced today by Fair Director Mark Wolfe.  Country artist Brett Eldredge will take the stage with opener Belles and Whistles on Friday, Aug. 12.

If you're trying to figure out what's going on the area this weekend, we've got a couple of events to make the whole family smile!

The first concert announcements for the 2016 Missouri State Fair have been made! Chris Janson and LoCash are among the country artists set to appear this summer in Sedalia!

It's your chance to show the state of Missouri your taste in music. No cap on the amount of money it would cost to bring your lineup to the State Fair.  Who would it be?