The 2026 Harford County Farm Fair is back July 18th through July 25th — and it’s bigger and better than ever!

Enjoy live music and track entertainment every night, savor delicious local food and drinks, and browse unique finds from local vendors.

Bring the whole family to meet the animals, take in the sights, and celebrate Harford County’s agricultural roots in a week full of fun, food, and festivities!

Gates are open Saturdays and Sundays from 10 AM to 10 PM, and Monday through Friday from 4 PM to 10 PM.

The Harford County Farm Fair is a proud community tradition that celebrates our agricultural roots and honors the county’s second-largest industry. With 72% of Harford County’s land dedicated to agriculture and over 65,000 acres permanently preserved for farming, agriculture truly shapes who we are.

Your sponsorship or donation helps us continue this important legacy. Funds directly support agricultural education and outreach through our local 4-H programs, which develop strong leaders, teach valuable business and life skills, and inspire a lifelong passion for agriculture.

In addition, your contribution helps make the Farm Fair possible — supporting events like the rodeo, track events, DockDogs, and other community favorites, as well as essential fair operations such as electricity, insurance, and facilities.

The Farm Fair is powered by volunteers and generous sponsors like you. Without this support, we couldn’t continue to offer this beloved community event. Each year, we strive to enhance the fair experience as participation and interest in 4-H and agricultural programs continue to grow.

We invite you to join us in celebrating agriculture, supporting our youth, and showcasing the hard work and pride of Harford County’s farming community. Your sponsorship is more than a contribution — it’s a partnership in preserving and promoting our agricultural heritage.

Our 4-H kids have worked hard this year to show their livestock and entries. Support the kids and come out and view a show, or ask them about their animals while in the barns.