Calhoun County Fair


The Calhoun County Fair in Marshall, Michigan is Michigan's oldest continuous running fair.

History

The fairgrounds were founded in 1848. Ever since then, they've featured of a mixture of sunny and shady grounds, paved streets, and fresh green grass. Many of the original oak trees are still present on its magnificent landscape.
The Calhoun County Fair was first held in 1839. It was held in various places between its starting year and 1947, but made its permanent home on the fairgrounds in 1948. It has been an iconic site of Marshall ever since.
World War I saw the fair get cancelled in 1917–18. Another cancellation came in 2020, as the COVID-19 pandemic caused its first cancellation in 102 years. It returns in 2021.

Attractions

There are a variety of things to do and see at the Calhoun County Fair.