Somerset County 4-H Fair – A Summer Tradition Everyone Enjoys Year After Year

If you're looking for a classic summer outing that brings together the best of community, family fun, and hands-on learning — look no further than the Somerset County 4-H Fair. Happening now and continuing through Friday, this beloved local tradition is open to all and bursting with energy, exhibits, and entertainment.

What makes the 4-H Fair so special? It's more than just farm animals and fair food — it's a celebration of Somerset County’s youth, agriculture, and community spirit. With this week’s perfect summer weather and the fair’s long-standing tradition of free parking and free admission, there’s no excuse not to go.

Community leaders are joining in the fun too. Commissioner Elizabeth Graner, Surrogate Bernice “Tina” Jalloh, and officers from the Somerset County Sheriff's Office are making the rounds, greeting residents and showing their support for the 4-H youth programs.

From animal showcases to science exhibits, creative arts, and this year’s fun-filled theme “Jungle,” the fair offers something for everyone — whether you're a parent, a teen, or just someone looking to soak up a little wholesome summer fun.

Don’t miss the final two days of this Somerset County staple. Bring your curiosity, your camera, and your Somerset County community pride — the 4-H Fair is a summer event worth celebrating.

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