LEBANON, TN – The Wilson County – Tennessee State Fair is excited to announce its annual
Farm to Fair Feast and Fundraiser benefiting the Blue Ribbon Foundation for Youth
Development, a 501(c)(3) dedicated to raising the next generation of agricultural leaders.
Traditionally held during the 10 days of the Fair, this year’s event will take place to kick-off the
Fair on June 30 at 6:00 PM at the Made in Tennessee Building at the James E. Ward Agriculture
Center, also known as the Wilson County Fairgrounds in Lebanon, TN.
The Farm to Fair Feast and Fundraiser celebrates the connection between agriculture and the
community, featuring a farm-fresh menu that also includes many Pick Tennessee products.
Guests will also be served by 4-H, FFA and Junior Fair Board students, showcasing some of the
youth the Foundation is dedicated to supporting.
“This event is a meaningful way to highlight the impact of agriculture while investing in the
future of our youth,” said Randall Clemons, President of the Wilson County – Tennessee State
Fair. “We’re excited to bring the community together for an evening that truly reflects the heart
of the Fair.”
Attendees will have the opportunity to hear from some youth who will share some of their
leadership experiences in agriculture as well as sharing about some multi-generational farms and
farmers.
Tickets are on sale starting May 1, and attendees are encouraged to purchase early as space is
limited.
The Wilson County – Tennessee State Fair will be held August 13-22, 2026, continuing its
tradition of celebrating agriculture, education and community.
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit wilsoncountytnstatefair.com.
We’ll see YOU at the Fair Feast!
Captions:
Picture 1 (Above): Local 4-H and FFA students speak at the Farm to Fair Feast, sharing their experiences
and the impact of youth development programs supported by the Blue Ribbon Foundation.
Picture 2: Guests will enjoy a thoughtfully prepared, farm-fresh meal featuring Pick Tennessee
Products, celebrating the flavors and farmers of our state.
Picture 3: Guests gather to enjoy the Farm to Fair Feast, celebrating local agriculture,
community, and a shared commitment to supporting the next generation of agricultural leaders.