Clinton County Fair Expects Larger Crowds

Tuesday, July 14, 2026 at 4:12 AM

The 71st Clinton County Fair is underway in Morrisonville, with organizers expecting as many as 40,000 visitors during the six-day event. Attractions include concerts, a tractor pull, demolition derby, carnival rides, animals and sea lion shows. Fair officials say advance sales surged as the forecast improved. About 30,000 people attended last year.

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