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Fun on the Midway Grandstand Thrills and Entertainment FAIR TIME FUN ON THE MIDWAY Skerbeck Family Carnival GRANDSTAND THRILLS AND ENTERTAINMENT Frankie Ballard Concert Tribute Music Showdown FREE PARKING AutoCross Racing Action on Eppler Road Monster Truck Throwdown Horse & Pony Pulls (231) 347-1010 or www.emmetchxfair.org Emmet County Fairgrounds ~ 1129 Charlevoix Ave. ~ Petoskey 2 Grandstand Entertainment emmetchxfair.org TICKETS ON SALE NOW! Call 231-347-1010 or go to: emmetchxfair.org/tickets TUESDAY, AUGUST 20 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21 Fun for all ages! Tribute Acts Mini Horse Pulls, 1 p.m. Face-off Pony Pulls, 3 p.m. Draft Horse Pulls, 5 p.m. Beatles v. Elvis 7 p.m. Admission: $5/person ages 13 and up Tickets: $27 plus Free for ages 12 and under credit card fee (includes gate entry) FAIR FUN THURSDAY, AUGUST 22 PASS $70 Frankie Ballard Covers general admis- sion to the fairgrounds Concert - 8:30 p.m. and to ALL grandstand with the Drew Hale Band events for the full week! opening at 7 p.m. Call the fair office 231- 347-1010 to purchase. Tickets: $36 plus credit card fee (includes gate entry) FRIDAY, AUGUST 23 MonsterTruck Throwdown - 7 p.m. EARLY BIRD SPECIALS On Sale Until Aug. 18 SATURDAY, AUGUST 24 **$33 for two tickets (includes fair admission) AutoCross **$49 which includes Racing - 6 p.m. two tickets for adults, two tickets for kids ages Admission: $10 each with new trucks! 2-12 plus free fair admis- for ages 13 and up, $6 for ages 6-12 sion (under age 2 free) Free for ages 4 and under 3 FREE FAMILY FUN DAILY EMMET COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS PARKING Bricktown is Back After the excitement and interest 1129 Charlevoix generated last year at the fair with Avenue / US 31 the debut Petoskey of Brick- town, Jus- Gate Admission: tin Pankey $6 for ages 13 is bring- and older ing his traveling, rotating LEGO® city (under 12 free!) display back in 2019. The display fea- tures various layouts created by Pan- key. The builds offer a colorful, cre- FREE ativity-inspiring experience for both children and adults alike. Don’t miss PARKING! these displays all week at the fair! Use the entrance off Eppler Road for FREE PARKING at the Fairgrounds. There is also ARMBAND DAY FREE PARKING at Hinkley’s Farm at the corner of Sheridan and Eppler roads. A free Saturday, August 24 shuttlebus service is available Wednesday $ through Saturday, 5 p.m. until the fair closes. 25 per band ($3 coupon at St. Francis X Credit Union) Firefighter Show Inspires Next Generation The Firefighter Show re- Aug. 24, with three shows dai- and helmet, the new trainees turns to the fair again in 2019 ly on the children’s stage area are introduced to the audi- offering kids the chance to near the fair office. ence as the next generation see what it takes to be a fire- Kids in the audience will be of heroes. fighter. selected as volunteers to join When the alarm tones sound Shows take place Tuesday, local firefighters. After being calling Engine One to duty, it’s Aug. 20, through Saturday, fitted in a firefighter jacket all hands on deck! 4 Thank You Sponsors! The Emmet-Charlevoix County Fair would like to offer a sincere THANK YOU to our supporters and contributors! The fair wouldn’t go on without you! Alliance Beverage Petoskey Area Visitors Bureau Bear Naked Farm Red Star Yeast Co. Big Country Radio/102.9 WMKC Resort Bear Creek Fire Dept. Bill’s Farm Market Skerbeck Family Carnival Carolyn’s Veggies & Cotton Candy State Fair Foods Coats & Clark Sewing Springvale Fire Dept. Emmet County EMS Sturgeon River Pottery Field’s Leather Goods Tractor Supply Gibby’s Fries Walmart Stores Gibson Excavating Willson’s Garden Center Great Lakes Energy Wilton Cake Co. Jensen’s Animal Hospital WTCM Radio Jerry’s Garage King Arthur Flour Maple River Animal Clinic Meijer Corp. Northern Michigan Honey Oleson’s Food Stores Covers general admission FAIR FUN to the fairgrounds and ALL grandstand events for the PASS $70 full week! Call the fair office 231-347-1010 to purchase. $1 OFF GATE ADMISSION Clip this coupon and present at the fair gate to receive $1 off the regular $6 admission price One coupon per person only Valid only for gate admission. Does not apply to grandstand, carnival or midway attractions. No cash value. 5 TUESDAY, AUGUST 20 Senior Citizen and Handi-capable Day Free gate admission 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. for those over age 60 or handi-capable Three Horse & Pony Pull Events Scheduled The fair’s grandstand schedule kicks off with Admission for all three shows is $5 and is three horse and pony pull events. good all day for 13 and up. Children age 12 and The popular equine show holds the recogni- under admitted at no charge. tion as the longest-running grandstand event at the Emmet-Charlevoix County Fair. The mini-horse pulls begins at 1 p.m. with the pony pulls following at 3 p.m. Draft horse pulls will take place after the pony pulls at 5 p.m. Skerbeck Carnival is Back Ride Every Day, All Week with a MegaRide Band The Skerbeck Family Carnival returns to Emmet County to thrill fairgoers once again. Rides open Tuesday, Aug. 20 from 2-10 p.m. and Wednesday, Aug. 21 through Saturday, Aug. 24 from noon to 11 p.m., and on Sun- day, Aug. 25 from noon to 6 p.m. For those who plan to ride many times during the week, consider purchasing a MegaRide band that’s good all day, ev- ery day! Bands are $70 in advance or $80 after Aug. 19. Purchasing informa- tion available at emmetchxfair.org or by calling the fair office at (231) 347-1010. Tuesday, Aug. 20 – MegaRide bands or tickets Wednesday, Aug. 21 – Kids’ Day, wrist- bands $20, unlimited rides Thursday, Aug. 22 – Kids’ Day, wristbands $20, unlimited rides Friday, Aug. 23 – Dollar Daze from noon to 6 p.m. All rides $1 each until 6 p.m. Regu- lar-priced tickets after 6 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 24 – Arm Band Day, wrist- bands are $25, unlimited rides Sunday, Aug. 25 – Last day, wristbands are $15, unlimited rides. 6 ‘Second Time Around’ Brings Classic Country Back When it comes to classic coun- try music, Second Time Around knows what it takes to entertain the Emmet-Charlevoix County Fair crowd ... they’ve been doing it well for years! And, we’re always happy to have them back at the fair. So, bring your family out to hear those good ol’ tunes from yester- year. Second Time Around per- forms on the Community Build- ing outdoor stage from 3- 6 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 20. FAIR’S BEER TENT OPENS 5 P.M. DAILY Jack Converse Holding Photography Walk & Talk Join photographer and retired teacher Jack Converse as he guides you through the pho- tography exhibit in the Fairgrounds Commu- nity Building at 1:30 p.m. Converse will talk about how to improve your photo-taking experience while sharing useful information about photography. Participants will be encouraged to ask ques- tions and learn more about “the art of the light.” There is no charge to participate. 7 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21 Tribute Acts Back By POPULAR DEMAND! The greatest perform- ers of all time face off in a high-energy, adrena- line-pumping musical showdown. The Fab Four, represented by tribute band ABBEY ROAD, will engage in a barrage of hits against Elvis tribute artist SCOT BRUCE who plans to show why Presley remains the King of Rock-n-Roll. You won’t want to miss it! Come early and enjoy the beer tent! Tickets are $27 per person (plus credit card fee) and includes fair admission. Tickets can be purchased online or call the fair box of- fice at (231) 347-1010. Come out and enjoy the music we all know and love! 8 Wednesday is Kids’ Day at the Carnival! $20 unlimited rides Dog Agility Show Starts at Noon Aug. 21 Amazing dogs will delight fairgoers in the grassy area near the grandstand on Wednes- day, Aug. 21, beginning at noon for the annual Dog Agility Show. Dogs of various breeds will demonstrate their skills through several obstacles. Following the dog agility show, 4-H mem- bers will hold their dog show. Stick around to see our young 4-Hers show off their canine friends. #emmetchxfair on Instagram Crafters, Farmers’ Market Follow us on FACEBOOK Set up on the Back Porch for Photos & Updates There’s no shortage of talented people in Northern Michigan. Stop by the Fairgrounds Community Building’s back porch and meet local artists on Wednesday, Aug. 21, from 1-4 p.m. Displays will show some of the artists’ work created from spinning, knitting, bead- ing, bobbin lace and more. All of our local artists enjoy talking about why and how they created their work so the back porch is a great spot to meet some of Northern Michigan’s talented people. Along with the crafters, there will also be a farmers’ market section. Be sure to give the lo- cal fruit and vegetable treats a taste and cast a vote for your favorites. 9 THURSDAY, AUGUST 22 Country-Blues Star Rockin’ His Own Brand Michigan native Frankie Ballard, a country-blues rocker now based in Nashville, is bringing his tour north this summer for the headline act at the fair Thursday, Aug. 22, at 8:30 p.m. The singer songwriter has had three No. 1 country hits to date and boasts Spotify streams in excess of 2.2 million.
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