Washington County Fair Returns with Neon Trees Concert and Free Admission

The Washington County Fair is making a triumphant return for its 166th year, bringing nine days of family-friendly entertainment to Legacy Park in Hurricane from April 10-18.

 

This year's fair holds special significance as it celebrates America's upcoming 250th birthday with free admission and a headlining concert by Provo-based rock band Neon Trees.

 

"We're offering thrilling live entertainment and affordable fun for the whole family," said fair organizers. "Whether you're showing off a prize-worthy quilt or enjoying a tilt-a-whirl ride with friends, fairgoers of all ages will find something to enjoy."

 

The fair will feature beloved traditional attractions including the rodeo, demolition derby, carnival rides, and spectacular fireworks displays. The Neon Trees concert represents a major musical addition to this year's lineup, bringing chart-topping hits to Southern Utah.

 

Generations of Southern Utahns have made the Washington County Fair an annual tradition, and this year's patriotic theme promises to make it even more memorable. The fair grounds at Legacy Park provide ample space for livestock exhibitions, craft displays, food vendors, and carnival attractions.

 

Free admission makes this year's fair accessible to everyone in the community, embodying the spirit of celebration as America approaches its 250th anniversary. Families can budget for carnival rides and fair food without worrying about gate fees.

 

The fair runs daily from April 10-18, with specific event times varying by day. The rodeo and demolition derby are perennial favorites that draw crowds from across Washington County and beyond.

 

For more information about specific event schedules, carnival hours, and the Neon Trees concert details, visit washcofair.net. This historic fair continues to be a cornerstone of Southern Utah's community culture and spring celebration.