The Lorain County Fair is an annual agricultural and community fair held in Wellington, Ohio. Established in 1846, it is one of Ohio’s oldest county fairs and serves as a significant cultural event for Lorain County. The fair typically takes place in late August and runs for approximately one week. The fairgrounds span over 150 acres and feature multiple permanent structures, including exhibition halls, livestock barns, and a grandstand. The fair showcases agricultural exhibits, livestock competitions, horticultural displays, and various educational programs that highlight the region’s farming heritage. As a non-profit organization, the Lorain County Fair is governed by a board of directors and operates under the Ohio Department of Agriculture’s regulations. The fair attracts thousands of visitors annually and serves as a platform for local 4-H clubs, FFA chapters, and community organizations to display their projects and achievements. Key attractions include demolition derbies, tractor pulls, harness racing, live entertainment, carnival rides, and traditional fair food vendors. The fair also hosts competitions in categories such as baking, canning, crafts, and photography. Throughout its history, the Lorain County Fair has maintained its mission of promoting agriculture, education, and community engagement while preserving local traditions and rural heritage.