Strickers Grove Event

Hamilton County Farm Bureau & Hamilton County Community Fair Present:

18TH ANNUAL FARM BUREAU DAY

Thursday, July 10

Gate Entry: 4 p.m. – 8 p.m.

Rides: 5:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.

11490 Hamilton Cleves Rd, Hamilton OH 45013

No reservations needed!

ENTRY POLICY:

Family group must arrive together or present individual tickets (tickets have been mailed to members – contact our office if you didn’t receive yours). Each membership allows admittance for six (6) immediate family members – up to 2 adults and 4 dependent children age 17 & under. Each additional person is required to donate $4 which is used to support ag education in our area.

We reserve the right to request your Farm Bureau membership card at the gate. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

EACH ATTENDEE IS REQUIRED A TICKET FOR ENTRANCE. NO TICKET, NO ADMISSION

Entry into this event is FREE, but we will be collecting donations for the Farm Bureau Education fund.

Event Details
  • Enjoy an UNLIMITED ride bracelet, FREE ice cream & tons more fun!
  • Additional food will be available for purchase or guests are welcome to bring a cooler with their own picnic dinner & non-alcoholic beverages
  • 4-H Animal Displays, contests, Ohio Cowboy Mounted Shooting Show, and more!
  • 2024 Scholarship Winner Presentation and Farm Bureau member benefit display will be featured.

***ON YOUR SIDE OF THE STALL project completion incentive and livestock pen signs will be available again this year Tuesday, July 8 from 4:30 p.m.- 6:30 p.m. at Stricker’s Grove Picnic Shelter Area. 

Families may become a Farm Bureau member before the fair by calling our office at 513-831-5870 or signing up at the hand out event and youth will qualify for the incentive for this year.  Join online by using the following link https://ofbf.org/join/

Be sure to print off a receipt and bring it with you to present at the table when registering.

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