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Daredevil feats abound at the Kentucky State Fair. | Photos by Kathryn Harrington Kathryn Harrington

State fairs. Across the country, they follow a similar formula: Cute animals, fried food and thrilling rides. It’s an equation that works. And if you’re not going, you’re missing out. We wanted to show you what you’re losing out on if you skip the Kentucky State Fair this year. Buckle up, keep your hands and feet inside the ride at all times, and get ready:

Families gathered to snap photos with a variety of animals at the Kentucky State Fair. KATHRYN HARRINGTON
There were plenty of new friends to be made at the fair. KATHRYN HARRINGTON
The honor of the Kentucky State Fair’s largest pumpkin went to Dwight Slone and his pumpkin that weighed in at a whopping 1,663 pounds.
How sweet it is! Sugar was added to the classic elephant’s ear at the Kentucky State Fair. KATHRYN HARRINGTON
Younger fair goers got a small glimpse into the world of driving and traffic laws as they pedalled around the course in Safety Town, hosted by the Kentucky State Police.
A Kentucky State Fair attendee getting vaccinated for Covid-19. Kathryn Harrington
Marshall Ferguson lifted 240-pounds at the ARMY recruiting tent.
Flying high on the Star Scream at the Kentucky State Fair.
Fair goers got their share of thrills on the Typhoon. KATHRYN HARRINGTON
KATHRYN HARRINGTON
Fair goers got a chance to show off their pitching skills. KATHRYN HARRINGTON
Demonstrations of strength and skill were rampant at the Kentucky State Fair. KATHRYN HARRINGTON
Participants took their shot at winning a giant Pikachu or Scooby Doo.

 

This article appears in August 18, 2021.

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