OXFORD — The Oxford County Fair — an annual exhibition celebrating local farming, livestock, competition, food, rides, crafts, and live entertainment — opened its four-day run Wednesday on the grounds at 67 Pottle Road.
Wednesday featured Education Day, along with steer and oxen shows, 4-H horse events, a junior firemen’s muster, rides, animal entertainment, and a youth/farmers’ steer and ox pulling.
On Thursday, market livestock shows, horse pulling, lawn mower races, live music and Cirque Cyber performances are scheduled.
Friday will feature Woodsmen’s Day competitions, the youth market-project auction, steer and ox pulls, several demolition derbies and evening entertainment.
The final day Saturday will include antique tractor and livestock pulling, 4-H animal shows, pig scrambles, mutton bustin’, an apple pie auction, a demolition derby and a concert.
For more information, visit oxfordcountyfair.com.
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