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Let our circus show thrill and amaze you and your visitors the way we have done with audiences for over a decade.
Tone - Tone the Clown
Classic Car Show If you love cars, you can't miss this exhibit. Every day of the Fair you can feast your eyes on some of the most memorable autos in American history. See muscle cars, roadsters, hot rods, antiques, exotic rides, rare models and more.
Mechanical Bull Rides Ever wish you could be a cowboy? Well here's your chance to find out if you could cut it in a rodeo. This mechanical beast is actually quite safe and loads of fun.
Spaceball 2000 This wild ride is based on NASA's astronaut gyroscope trainer. Once you're strapped in, you control how you roll.
Local Band Stage Lineup September 19th September 20th September 21st September 22nd September 23rd September 24th September 25th September 26th September 27th September 28th
MORE TO COME!
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Garcia Bros. Circus is a family owned and operated business. After performing in the best circuses around the world, in 1992, the Garcia family founded Garcia Bros. Circus. Now it is a well known show in the entertainment industry.
Look for Tone-Tone the clown high above the crowd every day at the Fair. This medal winner at the World Clown Association Convention will be stilt walking through the crowd and crafting unique balloon animals to hand out to lucky children. And when he’s not roaming the grounds, you can find him performing hilarious hijinks in a special tent. Don’t miss his act – the kids love him!
Look for this team of incredible dogs to perform extraordinary acrobatic tricks every day of the Fair. Utilizing a high-energy performance set to music, the trainers and their dogs entertain while also educating people about responsible pet care and how proper nutrition and training can help bring out the best in any dog, at any life stage. The athletic feats performed by the team include rolling back catches, two-legged balancing acts on the trainer's feet and jumping nearly 10 feet in the air to snare a flying disc.