Oldest County Fair in Wisconsin | Waukesha County Fair

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Company Picnics

Get your 2019 picnic details here.

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AmazonSmile

When shopping on Amazon, consider using AmazonSmile to help support the Fair.

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Our Sponsors

Thank you to all of our generous sponsors who supported this year’s Fair.

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Junior Livestock Auction

Become a buyer and support the local youth by purchasing an animal.

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Fair Marshal

Now accepting 2019 Fair Marshal applications. Nominate your favorite Fair supporter today!

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Fairest of the Fair

Meet our 2018 Fairest of the Fair, Abigail Bralick.

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Tethered Balloon Rides

Soar over the Fair during sunset in a hot air balloon.

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Classic Car Show

Join us for our 8th Annual Classic Car Show on Sunday!

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Who are we?

Meet You at the Fair in 2018!

Did you know that we’re not only the oldest county fair in Wisconsin—we’re also the largest event in Waukesha County? The Waukesha County Fair celebrates our rural heritage with barnyard animals, crafts, foods, farm displays—and, of course, the midway! We’re a nonprofit volunteer organization, dedicated to supporting 4-H activities and education, and providing a fun time for children and adults of all ages. Join us! The Waukesha County Fair is the perfect place to host your company’s summer picnic. Ask about discount admission, amusement ride passes, and all of the fun. Best of all, we do all the work!

Email Signup

Don’t miss Fair events or details and get updates on the daily schedules. Sign up online for our email list—your email will not be shared or sold, but used exclusively to provide you with information on the Waukesha County Fair. #FunForEveryone

Be a Buyer: Support the Junior Livestock Auction Friday, July 20

Buyers can support a young person in their community by purchasing an animal at The Junior Livestock Auction. It’s the culmination of a year’s project for 4-H and FFA members. As a learning and business venture, these young men and women have selected, fed, and groomed a steer, lamb, poultry, rabbit, goat, or pig. They have brought their project to the Fair to be judged, graded, and sold. Support of the auction translates into recognition and incentive for young adults to buy more animals and earn college funds—all while receiving practical training in business.