The theme this year is Simply Country, Simply Fun.
DRUMBO - The Drumbo Fair is back for its 175th edition.
Volunteer Susan Elms says it will be two days of fun, family friendly activities, with the theme Simply Country, Simply Fun.
"Everything we have is truly very country, very fun, we don't have a big midway, we don't have demolition derby, but instead we have very country things."
She mentions there will be Tom Bishop's Wild West Show, which is a trick horse and trick roping show, along with Flying Furballs a Dog Agility show. Some of the other fun activities include wagon rides, inflatables, the home craft show, and the candy toss for kids.
Elms says there is something you should keep in mind, if you're planning on attending this weekend.
"We are cash only. Simply country, simply fund, country, we don't have debit or credit. So, $12 admission and if you get to Drumbo and you forget your cash, there's three ATMs in town."
Kids under 2 will get in for free.
The fair gets underway tomorrow beginning at 9 :00a.m. and runs until 5:00 p.m., then Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. You can visit the Drumbo Fair website for all the details.
Susan Elms called the Heart FM studio to chat with Dan and Marcie on Thursday September 18th. You can listen to the full interview below:

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