
The Cassia County Fair and Rodeo Ends This Weekend in Southern Idaho
As fair season storms through Idaho, one of the only free-admission fairs is happening through this weekend in Southern Idaho.
The Cassia County Fair is free to enter, with free entertainment and access to the food trucks. There are also paid events each day, including horse racing, rodeos, and a carnival.
You Still Have Time to Catch Horse Racing, Rodeo, Fireworks, and the Carnival at the Cassia County Fair
The Cassia County Fair and Rodeo started on August 15th, and they opened with an amazing day of fair activities and closed it with a concert from country legends, Lonestar. Other nights have been filled with carnival fun and ATV/Motorcycle Rodeos in the arena, and don’t miss the Big Boom in Burley Fireworks Show on Saturday night, around 10 PM.

The next three nights, beginning at 8 PM each night, the arena will be home to the rodeo. There are also horse races planned on Friday and Saturday afternoon. Tickets for the rodeo can be purchased online, and tickets to the horse races can be purchased at the ticket booth.
Tickets for the carnival can be purchased at the ticket booth. The carnival will open at 5 PM on Thursday, 4 PM on Friday, at Noon on Saturday, and will close each night at 10 PM.
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Check out the Cassia County Fair Facebook posts for the full daily schedules or head to the Cassia County Fair and Rodeo website for schedules and tickets.
The fair theme this year is Rivers, Ranges, and Rodeos. The Western Idaho Fair starts this weekend and then the Twin Falls County Fair and Rodeo begins on September 2nd, and you can enter to win tickets here.
If you are planning on heading to the Western Idaho Fair, it starts on August 21st, and here are the bands that will be headlining the grandstand.
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