A new event this year is a donut-eating contest, set for 5:30 p.m. Young competitors will show their livestock and pets and, on July 15, participate in 4-H rocketry and archery events. A fair queen contest and opening ceremonies are set for 7 p.m. The fair offers a variety of other activities for participants and spectators to enjoy, including a quad rodeo, tractor pulls and an animal dressing contest. daily.Ĭarnival rides will operate 4 to 10 p.m. In between jokes, the corny cutups will share information about chickens and their role in agriculture 4 to 10 p.m. “It’s a barnyard trailer with singing and joking (animatronic) chickens.” The Barnyard Cackle Review is “a fun and informational show,” Komar said. Tuesday and Thursday, and bands performing live music each evening, beginning Monday. Other entertainment includes a magic show, at 7:30 p.m. Part of the act includes throwing knives “dangerously close to his fearless assistant as she whirls around on the flaming wheel of death,” according to promotional material.Ĭontinuing the theme, members of the Keystone Cowboys organization will demonstrate shooting skills while mounted on horseback at 7 p.m. Rotz will perform three times daily, at 5:30 p.m., 7 p.m. In the maneuver, the competitor jumps through the center of the large twirling lasso with each pass.
Rotz has been recognized for his fast-draw pistol-shooting skills and set a Guinness World Record for completing the most consecutive Texas skips with his lasso: 11,123 in three hours and 10 minutes. “He does knife-throwing and lassoing, and he has a dog that does tricks,” said fair board President Brandon Komar. One of the fair’s featured attractions will be Cowboy Andy Rotz. A taste of the Wild West will greet visitors to this year’s Derry Township Agricultural Fair, which is slated Sunday through July 15 along Route 982 north of New Derry.
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