2019 Fairest of the Fair

FREE WITH PAID ADMISSION TO THE FAIR

Final competition held at the Leinie Lodge Stage
presented by Waukesha Kiwanis, Waukesha County Farm Bureau, Image Makers Advertising, Chiropractic Partners, S.C., Waukesha Floral & Greenhouse, Hidden Beauty by Jess

Wednesday, July 17 | 6 pm

The Waukesha County Fair Association is now accepting applications for the Waukesha County Fair Fairest of the Fair competition. Any Waukesha County resident, at least 18 years of age on or before July 17, 2019, with Fair experience is encouraged to APPLY.

The Fairest of the Fair is selected on the basis of personality, communication skills, school and community activities, professional appearance, knowledge of and experience with the Waukesha County Fair. The individual chosen will serve as the official host and spokesperson for the 2019 Waukesha County Fair held July 17-21, with duties beginning immediately after being crowned. Responsibilities include welcoming the public, interviews with the media, announcing special events, judging and participating in contests and awarding ribbons.

Throughout the reigning year, the Fairest of the Fair attends county functions, speaks at community engagements, schools, and clubs, and participates in parades as requested. In addition, the Fairest represents the Waukesha County Fair at the three-day Wisconsin State Fairest of the Fairs Competition, to be held January 2020 in Wisconsin Dells. A scholarship for continuing education will be awarded to the Fairest of the Fair at the end of the reign.

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2018 Fairest of the Fair

Abigail Bralick of Waukesha

We’re excited to share that Abigail Bralick of Waukesha is our 2018 Fairest of the Fair. Abigail, 19, has been part of the Waukesha County Fair for over 10 years and has participated in the horseless horse project and dog obedience training. She’s also shown animals in the market animal project for the last 8 years, including lambs and steer. During her reign as Fairest, Abigail plans to continue promoting the Fair, which she feels is vital to the community because it brings everyone together. It’s also an opportunity for people to “participate in activities they never thought possible,” she says. Abigail plans to earn her undergraduate degree in Therapeutic Recreation and then earn a master’s degree in Occupational Therapy.

Abigail’s responsibilities as Fairest of the Fair include welcoming Fairgoers to the Fair, interviewing with the media, announcing special events, introducing entertainment, awarding ribbons, and representing Waukesha County in Wisconsin’s Fairest of the Fairs competition in January 2019. The Waukesha County Fair selects its Fairest of the Fair based on personality, appearance, poise, community involvement, and overall knowledge of the Fair. Contestants must live in Waukesha County or participate in a Waukesha County 4-H program. Abigail succeeds Sarah Stock of Mukwonago, our 2017 Fairest of the Fair, and will be awarded a scholarship at the end of her reign.

1st Runner Up  Jenna Condon
Miss Congeniality  Abigail Bralick