HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Thursday is a big day as we get through the weekdays of the Kansas State Fair before what fair officials hope will be another very busy weekend.
The day kicked off with the annual Chamber breakfast at the Encampment Building. The governor will not attend this year, but Lt. Gov. Dave Toland will be on the grounds. Thursday is also the second Pub Crawl, which is called the Pub Rockers Crawl, with a large crowd expected to participate. It all connects with the Great White and Quiet Riot concert at 7:30 p.m.
Thursday will be day two of BINGO at Dillon Hall, the Honey Demonstration at the Pride of Kansas building, and a cake decorating demonstration by Holly’s Sweet Treats at 2:30 p.m. at the Domestic Arts building.
Livestock shows include the open beef and cattle show, and the open sheep shows, both starting at 9 a.m., and the 4H horse show starting at 2 p.m. at the Expo building.
It’s also Young at Heart Day with visitors age 55 and better getting through the gate for just $2. And if you feel you want to ride the rides but never purchased a wrist band, then you’re in luck as the price has been reduced to $30.
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