The Rhea County Fair

The Rhea County Fair 2026 Rhea County Fair: August 11th - 15th

05/10/2026
04/12/2026
“Come and knock on our door. We’ve been waiting for you… You'll see that life is a ball again. Laughter is calling for y...
04/11/2026

“Come and knock on our door. We’ve been waiting for you… You'll see that life is a ball again. Laughter is calling for you. Down at our rendezvous…”

New Event!
04/11/2026

New Event!

If you plan to bring animals of any kind to the 2026 Rhea County Fair, please check out these rules:
04/11/2026

If you plan to bring animals of any kind to the 2026 Rhea County Fair, please check out these rules:

2026 market hog pick-up was today! We will see these piglets back on the Fairgrounds in August looking very different. 2...
04/10/2026

2026 market hog pick-up was today! We will see these piglets back on the Fairgrounds in August looking very different.

2026 Rhea County Fair Market Hog Show and Sale will be on Thursday, August 13th. Mark your calendars now to be there!

Our first items of the 2026 season are up for grabs at the Rhea Co. Homeland Security Fundraiser today! We hear there’s ...
04/04/2026

Our first items of the 2026 season are up for grabs at the Rhea Co. Homeland Security Fundraiser today!

We hear there’s some world-famous Harold Fisher Chili being served for lunch as well!

Dayton Chamber of Commerce 11 A.M. to 2 P.M.

Thank you to the Rhea County Republican Party for their donation to the 2026 Rhea County Fair in memory of Mr. Glen Varn...
03/10/2026

Thank you to the Rhea County Republican Party for their donation to the 2026 Rhea County Fair in memory of Mr. Glen Varner. We appreciate your support every year!

03/01/2026

NASHVILLE — As fair and show season approaches, the Tennessee Department of Agriculture (TDA) Animal Health Division launched the “Know Before You Show” campaign to remind livestock exhibitors, families and fair and exposition managers that simple biosecurity steps can prevent the spread of disease and protect Tennessee’s livestock industry.

“Everyone involved in Tennessee’s livestock and animal agriculture has a role in keeping diseases from spreading,” State Veterinarian Samantha Beaty said. “Healthy animals make for a successful show experience, and early action protects not only the exhibitor’s animal but others at the event and our broader agricultural community.”
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