Annual Events

Historic Rock Mill will be open to the public on weekends from 1 PM – 3 PM starting May 12. Free admission.

The annual car show is held at the fairgrounds and features a replica of a gas station from the 1930s.

Featured entertainment: To Be Announced. Special events, kiddie tractor pull, trophies, hundreds of classic cars, activities all day long.

A town and country tour of 10 historic buildings. Explore architecture and history through sites that provide a glimpse into life in the 19th century.

11-day celebration of music and the arts. Over 70 events throughout the area, most are free.

Carroll has featured a family-fun event since 1963. This festival continues to offer a variety of entertainment and activities. No charge for festival admission.

Tractors, equipment, memorabilia. Flea Market, Crafts, Steam Engines, Corn Sellers,Saw Mill, Buzz Saw, Threshing Wheat, Stationary Baler, Corn Shredding, Rope making, Hit & Miss Engines, Ensilage Cutting & Blowing, Raffles, Farm Animals, Food Vendors, Thomas the Train and Tractor Parade.

Tractor display, field & construction demonstrations throughout the weekend.

Free admission and parking.

Get ready for this fun festival that you are sure to find ear-resistable! Bring your family and friends to discover more than 20 midway rides and games, tractor pulls, food, parades, and more. Compete in one of the fun contests that are held throughout the week. 

See observation hives and the bee beard, meet the American Honey Princess, and more. Two stages of live music. Shop for an array of honey products direct from the hive. Free admission, parking and shuttle.

Largest corvette show in Ohio! Sunday-car show in historic downtown Lancaster. Free admission for spectators, door prizes, silent auctions, music, food, and lots more.

The last County Fair of the season! Free admission on Sunday, October 8.

Hundreds of carved pumpkins throughout the park. Bonfire and concession from 5:00 PM-7:30 PM. Hike from 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM. 

Thousands of people line the streets to see the decorative floats, animals, tractors, live music, entertainers, Santa and much more. Parade route begins at the Fairfield County Fairgrounds heading south on Columbus Street. Route turns east onto Main Street through Downtown. Parade goes north on Broad Street, returning to the Fairgrounds. The parade lasts approximately 2 hours. 

Two historic buildings, Hotel Woodside and Grocery Store, will be open for tours.  The Temple, cottage tours, Santa’s Workshop, LuLaRoe Boutique and a tour to see all of the decorations is also available. A candlelight dinner with live music will be served in our Cafeteria. To honor the real meaning of Christmas, a nativity drama will be performed on both evenings in the Temple. A shuttle service will be available both evenings.

There is no charge to attend; however, we accept donations at the front entrance.