Exhibitors

4-H Exhibitors: The Heart of the Fair

At the heart of The Elbert County Fair are the hardworking and passionate 4-H exhibitors who bring it to life with their dedication, creativity, and community spirit. 4-H is a youth development program that empowers young people through hands-on learning in agriculture, science, leadership, and citizenship. At the fair, 4-H'ers showcase the results of their year-long efforts in a wide range of projects—everything from livestock and horticulture to photography, baking, sewing, and robotics.

These exhibits are more than just displays—they represent the skills, responsibility, and growth that 4-H cultivates in young people. Whether caring for animals, perfecting a craft, or presenting a science project, 4-H youth inspire us all with their commitment and enthusiasm. Their contributions make the fair a vibrant celebration of learning, leadership, and community.

Join us for one of the most anticipated events of the fair—the Annual County Fair Livestock Sale on Saturday, August 2nd, 2025! Junior Livestock SaleThis tradition celebrates the hard work and dedication of our local 4-H and FFA youth, who have spent countless hours raising and caring for their animals.

Open Class Shows:

Showcasing Community Talent

Open Class shows at the county fair invite everyone—youth and adults alike—to share their talents, passions, and creativity with the community. Unlike 4-H or FFA, Open Class is open to all fairgoers, offering a chance to exhibit everything from homegrown produce and handmade quilts to baked goods, fine arts, crafts, flowers, and more.

These exhibits highlight the rich skills and traditions of our community, celebrating both new and seasoned participants. Whether you're a first-time baker or a lifelong gardener, the Open Class is your stage to shine. It's a beloved fair tradition that brings people together, fosters friendly competition, and showcases the incredible talent that exists right here in our county.