This is the 62nd Annual Jefferson City Jaycees Fair; the theme this year is "The Highlight of the Year, and Too Much Fun!"

Featured concerts are

• July 31: Kip Moore
• Aug. 1: Keith Anderson
• Aug. 2: Chris Cagle
• Aug. 3: Fuel
• Aug. 4: Mark Chesnutt

Local and regional artists will perform as opening acts for the featured concerts and on the beer garden stage. Other events include the MATAP Stock Tractor Pull on July 30; the MMTTPA/MSTPA Truck and Tractor Pull on July 31; monster trucks featuring BIGFOOT on Aug. 1-2; a Figure 8 Scramble on Aug. 3; and a mud run on Aug. 4.

The fair also includes carnival rides by Miller Spectacular Shows, and 4H/FFA exhibits. Admission is $5 on July 30 (Monday) and and $10 nightly July 31-Aug. 4 (Tuesday-Saturday). Kids younger than age 10 are admitted free with adult paid admission.

Historic Fulton Street Fair celebrates our community and our mule history with live mule auction, mechanical mule derby, live music on two stages, the Miss Callaway County pageant, a 5K race, Kids mile, Grand Parade, special kids area, carnival rides, food, vendors and other activities. Held June 15-16 in downtown Fulton.

Activites and attractions for young and old. Bands, carnival rides, and games for all ages. Located at the Laurie Fairground; the annual Laurie Hillbilly Fair has been held for 43 years.

This year we celebrate our great state's 110th annual agricultural showcase.

The 400-acre fairground is filled with prime livestock shows, competitive exhibits, first-class professional entertainment, informative booths, arts and crafts, a thrilling carnival, plus food and beverage vendors.

Mark your calendar for one of the summer's best family vacation experiences.

An eight-day agricultural and educational fair featuring a wide assortment of events. National touring stage entertainment, commercial exhibits, fair foods and concessions, carnival midway, livestock exhibitions and competition, motorsports, and many free activities for young and old alike. Held each year starting the first Satuday after Labor Day and running for a full eight days.