The Sevier County Fair runs through Sept. 7 with rides, rodeo, live entertainment, contests, food and family fun.
SEVIERVILLE, Tenn. (Smokies.LIVE Events Center) — It’s time to grab the family, head to the fairgrounds and celebrate the traditions that make Sevier County home.
The 2026 Sevier County Fair, presented by King Pure Water, is underway and continues through Sept. 7, bringing together agriculture, family, food, entertainment and plenty of classic fair fun.
Organizers call it “Your Hometown Fair,” with a mission of celebrating and promoting the traditions of agriculture, hard work, family and community.
And there’s something for just about everyone.
Rides, food and free entertainment
General gate admission is $8 for anyone 11 and older, while children 10 and younger get in free every day.
Once inside, visitors can enjoy a full lineup of free entertainment, including nightly music, contests and a kids activity area.
The rides are an additional cost, but unlimited ride wristbands are available for $25 per person.
Thursday, Sept. 3, is especially good for thrill-seekers. The fair is offering buy one, get one free unlimited ride wristbands with a qualifying coupon from a Food City store.
Individual ride tickets are also available, generally for about $1 each, although the number of tickets required varies by ride.
Rodeo weekend
The excitement ramps up Sept. 5 and 6 for Rodeo Days.
Admission those two days is $16 for ages 11 and older, and children 10 and younger still get in free.
The best part: admission on Rodeo Days includes the rodeo.
Visitors with discounted or free admission tickets can still use them on Rodeo Days, but an $8 upcharge applies unless the ticket specifically includes the rodeo.
Free parking makes it easy
Parking at the fair is free every day.
When the regular parking areas fill and overflow parking is needed, the fair provides free wagon rides to help get visitors close to the entrance.
Come celebrate your hometown
The Sevier County Fair is about more than rides and midway games.
It’s a chance to see the agricultural exhibits, celebrate local traditions, enjoy entertainment with family and friends and experience one of the community’s longtime annual traditions.
So grab the kids, bring your appetite and make plans to spend some time at Your Hometown Fair.
The Sevier County Fair runs through Sept. 7 — and there’s still plenty of time to come out and enjoy the fun.
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