Blue Ribbons and Rides: Find a Tennessee County Fair Nearest You

Jul 21, 2025


A sunset picture of a ferris wheel at the county fair
It’s fair season in Tennessee, and that means you might be looking for funnel cakes and the menagerie of lights from the Ferris wheel.

Many of Tennessee’s fairs — including the Tennessee State Fair — happen between August and September. These events invite the agricultural community to showcase its best, whether that is livestock, poultry, artisan goods, baked treats and more.

Before you go to the fair, remember Co-op has you covered to get prepared to get your cows, pigs, rabbits, ducks and chickens ready for show. We also have canning and jam jars for you to enter your best into the fair.

We hope you find the bright blue ribbon you’re looking for this fair season. Visit any of our Co-op locations to find what you need before your fair entries.

Here are the fairs coming up all across the state.

Wilson – Tennessee State Fair
  • Aug. 14-23
  • 945 E. Baddour Pkwy., Lebanon
Benton
  • Aug. 4-9
  • 187 Natchez Trace St., Camden
Bledsoe
  • July 30-Aug. 3
  • 254 Alle P. Deakins Rd., Pikeville
Carroll
  • Aug. 6-9
  • 455 Mustang Dr., Huntingdon
Cheatham
  • Sept. 4-6
  • 870 Fairgrounds Rd., Ashland City
Claiborne
  • Aug. 25-Aug. 30
  • 250 Jaycee Lane, Tazwell
Cocke
  • Aug. 12-16
  • 112 Fairground Circle, Newport
Coffee
  • Aug. 29-Sept. 6
  • 99 Lakeview Dr., Manchester
Cumberland
  • Aug. 18-23
  • 34 Music Rd., Crossville
Decatur
  • Aug. 20-23
  • 1925 Highway 641, Parsons
Dickson
  • Aug. 28-Sept. 1
  • 1053 Highway 47 E, Dickson
Dyer
  • Sept. 1-6
  • 296 James Rice Blvd., Dyersburg
Fentress
  • Aug. 18-23
  • 641 Fairgrounds Rd., Jamestown
Gibson
  • Aug. 25-30
  • 1242 S. Manufacturer’s Row, Trenton
Giles
  • Aug. 4-9
  • 2014 Elkton Rd., Pulaski
Hamilton
  • Nov. 7-9
  • 2318 N. Gold Point Circle, Hixson
Hardin
  • Sept. 15-20
  • 1019 Clifton Road, Savannah
Henderson
  • Sept. 8-13
  • 106 First St., Lexington
Henry
  • Aug. 8-16
  • 517 Royal Oak Dr., Paris
Houston
  • Sept. 18-20
  • 721 W. Front St., Erin
Knox
  • Sept. 5-14
  • 3301 E. Magnolia Ave., Knoxville
Lauderdale
  • Sept. 10-13
  • 764 Co-op Drive, Halls
Lawrence
  • Sept. 18-27
  • 927 Military Ave., Lawrenceburg
Lewis
  • Sept. 9-13
  • 115 Smith Ave., Hohenwald
Lincoln
  • Sept. 13-20
  • 1003 Hedgemont Ave., Fayetteville
Macon
  • July 25-Aug.
  • 231 Russell Dr., Lafayette
Madison
  • Oct. 16-25
  • 571-4th St., Henderson
Maury
  • Aug. 28-Sept. 1
  • 1018 Maury Co. Park Dr., Columbia
Meigs
  • Aug. 26-30
  • 564 North Main St., Decatur
Morgan
  • July 22-July26
  • 5965 Fairgrounds Road, Wartburg
Obion
  • Aug. 16-23
  • 1711 E. Church St., Union City
Polk
  • Aug. 18-23
  • 632 Showbarn Dr., Benton
Putnam
  • July 31-Aug. 9
  • 155 Fairgrounds Lane, Cookeville
Rhea
  • Aug. 5-9
  • 290 Harlod Robbins Lane, Evensville
Robertson
  • Sept. 16-20
  • 4635 Highway 41 N., Springfield
Scott
  • Aug. 30-Sept. 6
  • 154 Stanley St., Oneida
Sequatchie
  • Aug. 14-16
  • 103 Heard St., Dunlap
Sevier
  • Aug. 26-Sept. 1
  • 754 Old Knoxville Hwy., Sevierville
Shelby
  • Aug. 29-Sept. 7
  • 7777 Walnut Grove Rd., Memphis
Stewart
  • Sept. 25-27
  • 1182 Highway 79, Dover
Trousdale
  • Sept. 4-6
  • 262 W. McMurray Blvd., Hartsville
Van Buren
  • Oct. 20-Oct. 25
  • 445 College St., Spencer
Warren
  • Sept. 5-13
  • 194 Fairgrounds Rd., McMinnville
Washington
  • Aug. 18-23
  • 100 Lakeview St., Gray
White
  • Aug. 29-Sept. 6
  • 565 Hale St., Sparta
Williamson
  • Aug. 1-9
  • 4215 Long Lane, Franklin

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