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Drawing roughly 20,000 visitors annually from the tri-state area, the Gloucester County 4‑H Fair has become a star attraction for South Jersey. The fair has come a long way since 1947, but it remains true to its original purpose. While the characteristics of Gloucester County have changed dramatically and there are fewer rural areas, the Fair still brings the feeling of an "old-time country fair," which is now a new experience for many.

Each year, a wide variety of activities are planned to encourage participation by agricultural and commercial exhibitors. Visitors are welcome to enjoy the equestrian, livestock and other 4‑H projects exhibited in arenas, pens and stalls and demonstrated through shows and competitions. For only one parking fee, Fair attendees can take advantage of all four-days of Fair to discover the many facets of Gloucester County, the 4‑H Fair and "Jersey Fresh – Jersey Grown" products.

Visitors are also invited to join in the celebration of the accomplishments of 4‑H children who have worked throughout the year on a wide variety of educational programs. Visitors enjoy the agricultural exhibits and contests for which our fair is known. In addition, visitors can see endless displays of 4‑H projects, look forward to daily rides and games, magic shows, musical acts, baby parades, and craft exhibits, demonstrations and sales. Food vendors provide fair goers with a variety of choices, including a nightly barbeque that is complemented with sides of locally grown produce and locally made desserts.

Animals are everywhere you look—from barn exhibitions, displays and contests, to the Horse Show Rings. Visitors can watch our equestrians lead their horses in exercises in precision, place an auction bid on a hog or lamb raised by a 4‑Her, watch the judging of the rabbit and goat shows, learn all about cows from dairy and beef club members, cheer for their favorite in the dog obedience class, learn how to raise an exotic bird from members of the exotic bird club, or slither around to the reptile club exhibit. As a sign of the changing times, there are also many non-traditional 4‑H clubs to see and learn about as well.