ROBERTSDALE, Ala. (WKRG) — The Baldwin County fair is back. After being canceled last year because of the pandemic, the gates re-opened Tuesday for the first night of the five-day fair.
Everything you love about a county fair is there: the Ferris wheel, thrill rides like “The Shock Drop,” along with fair food standards like hot dogs and funnel cakes, kids rides, games of chance and skill.
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This all started seven decades ago as a way for farmers to get together and share and show off crops and livestock and that still happens along with displays from civic and school groups.
Billed as a big family-friendly fun event, the fair runs through Saturday. It will cost you 20 dollars to get in the gate and all the rides are free. So is parking.