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Roaring 20s - August 22-24, 2025
Get ready for a zoot suit riot, we are celebrating Roaring 20s at the fair August 22 -24th 2025. Not only are we in the heart of the 20s for this decade but we have been at the Clayton Fairgrounds for 20 years already. Let’s celebrate in style so get out your flappers outfit and pin curls, look up some old recipes and let’s make this year one to remember!


Recent Updates
Important Dates To Remember
Tuesday, August 5th
Entry Forms DUE!
Tuesday, August 12th
Receiving time for the following departments (unless otherwise specified): Sewing, Craft, Specialized Projects, Canned and Dried Culinary, Art & Photography, Educational Posters.
Sunday, August 17th
Pen Set Up for livestock: Swine, Goats, Sheep, Beef, Rabbit, Poultry, Dog.
Tuesday, August 19th
ALL BAKING ENTRIES ARRIVE
Wednesday, August 20th
Bring in Floral, Vegetables, and Horticulture (unless otherwise stated).
Horse stall decorating.
Thursday, August 21st
Floral, Vegetables, Horticulture arrive
Tractors & Shop/Ag arrive
BRING IN CREATURE FEATURES
Horse Pen Decorating
ALL main floor booths must be set in place
LIVESTOCK CHECK-IN:
5:00 pm Beef and Hogs
6:30 pm All other animals
*Quality Assurance forms must accompany your animal and be filled out PRIOR TO WEIGH IN! All animals are to be tagged and weighed prior to stalling. QA Forms available under FORMS tab.
Thank You Exhibitors, Supporters, Buyers, Vendors and Attendees!
We had an amazing time in 2024, there was a real sense of community and pride throughout the fair. It’s always amazing to see kids help one another and jump in without being told. From helping other exhibitors do their best to braving the winds and driving rain to help the vendors salvage their wares; our exhibitors really showed what it is to be a community.
This year, we are celebrating 20 years at the Clayton Community Fairgrounds – we have come a long way baby! We will be highlighting the history of the Deer Park Fair Association relocating from Deer Park to land we scrambled to find to setup for the next fair and rodeo. It may have started as a field that we hand plowed with horses and members of the board recall with well memories of years of blowing dust, DIY tarp structures for shade and old wooden bleachers that had to be moved and reassembled. Through the hard work and dedication of our volunteers during the last 20 years, we now have buildings and grass, sprinklers and an arena with expanded seating and new lighting.
But through all the years, one thing has always held true; this is a community that supports all our youth in whatever project they want to bring from apricots to zoology posters. We can’t wait to celebrate with you flappers and gents this year, so get those Roarin’ 20s ideas going and plan your Seven Wonders of the World.