The Racine County Fair is all about food, fun and family

UNION GROVE, Wis. — The Racine County Fair took place July 24-28, offering all the traditional fun fairgoers expect, including food, entertainment and family.

Racine County Fair Photo Gallery

Sophia Matuszek of the Raymond 4-H Club gives a Hereford bull a cold shower on a hot afternoon at the fair. / Julie Rothman, Racine County EyeDayton Hartman of the Honey Creek Hoofers 4-H Club drew the last number in Saturday’s large animal auction at the fair. Hartman had a big smile on his face as bidders jumped at the chance to bid on the last animals for sale. / Julie Rothman of the Racine County EyeRingman and auctioneer Bob Hageman points to the highest bidder on the final pig at the Racine County Fair’s large animal auction on Saturday. / Julie Rothman for the Racine County EyeThe All-Star Stunt Dog Show, featuring only rescue dogs, will be held several times each day of the fair. / Julie Rothman, Racine County EyeWith help from local residents and the support of the late Racine County Mayor Jonathan Delagrave, the Racine Mercantile Hall underwent a major renovation in 2022. / Julie Rothman for Racine County EyeThe Racine Mercantile Hall draws fairgoers who reminisce about days gone by while browsing a variety of historical artifacts and exhibits. /Julie Rothman for Racine County EyeCase tractors, both large and small, are always popular at the fair. / Julie Rothman, Racine County EyeAshley Schaal of the Can Do 4-H Club poses with her market class chickens during the Poultry Market Class show at the Racine County Fair on Friday./Julie Rothman for the Racine County EyeThe Racine County Fair’s bustling food aisle draws visitors in for some delicious treats. /Julie Rothman for the Racine County EyeHave fun at the fair! The Racine County Fair runs through Sunday in Union Grove, with food, 4-H and fun for everyone. / Julie Rothman for the Racine County Eye