Kentucky State Fair unveils most affordable tickets, free sensory-friendly morning Share Updated: 5:37 PM EDT Jun 29, 2021 Share Updated: 5:37 PM EDT Jun 29, 2021
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Show Transcript MARVIS HRIERNG SHARES THE NEW INFORMATION FROM THE KENTUCKY EXPO CENR. IT S THE MOST AFFORDABLE STATE FA SINCE 1998 AND THERE S FREE PARKING WITH YOUR TICKET. STATE FAIR OFFICIALS SAYHE TY EXCTPE A BIG CROWD AND THEY HAVE BACKUP PLA. 600,000 PEOPLE VISITED THE KENTUCKY STATE FAIR IN 201 HOPPING ON RIDES, VIEWING THE LIVESTOCK AND OF COURSE EATING THAT TASTY FAIR .FO BUT COVID-19 YIELDED A MUCH DIFFERENT FAIR EXPERIEE WINCTH NEARLY ZERO VISITORS, NO RIDES AND NO VENDORS. BUT THAT S CNGHAING THIS YEAR. SEE A LOOF PEOPLE. ON MONDAY FAIR ORGANIZERS ANNOUNCED PLANS FOR A FULL-SCALE FAIR TAKING PLACE AUGUST 19TH THROUGH THE 29TH. EARLY BIRD TICKETS INCLUDE PARKING AND COST $8 MORE THAN $10 LESS THAN YEARS IOPR CAN YOU IMAGINE HOW BUSY WE RE GOING TO BE WI
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Another one bites the dust. Another large indoor gathering of farmers that is, this time the national Farm Machinery Show at the Kentucky Exposition Center. The show and Championship Tractor Pull are normally held in mid-February. This year dates were first delayed to the end of March and first days of April, but Thursday’s announcement cancels it altogether due to the COVD-19 pandemic. Show management says the largest indoor farm show in the country is postponed until February 16-19, 2022.
President and CEO of Kentucky Venues, David S. Beck says postponement is the best way to keep guests, exhibitors and coworkers safe and healthy during this uncertain time. He added that postponing the National Farm Machinery Show and tractor pull was a decision made in consultation with exhibitors, pullers, sponsors, and even attendees.
Jan 28, 2021
The National Farm Machinery Show and Championship Tractor Pull are postponed until 2022.
“The health and safety of our guests, exhibitors and coworkers is our highest priority and unfortunately the best way to keep them safe is to postpone the show. Postponing the National Farm Machinery Show and Championship Tractor Pull was not made lightly, but in consultation with exhibitors, pullers, sponsors, and attendees who are a valuable part of our decision-making process” said President and CEO of Kentucky Venues David S. Beck.
Initially, organizers planned to hold the events in March, but the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic led organizers to cancel the event for 2021.