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The Georgia-Carolina State Fair is being held in Augusta, Georgia, offering various attractions, rides, and delectable food until October 26. Admission is affordable at $10, with free entry for children under 5. The fair features classic and new rides and supports local charities through its proceeds. Attendees can enjoy the festive atmosphere while contributing to community initiatives, making it an engaging experience for all ages.
Augusta, Georgia is hosting the 101st annual Georgia-Carolina State Fair, an event organized by the Augusta Exchange Club, which runs from now until October 26. The fair opened its gates at 5 p.m. on the first night and operates daily until 11 p.m. This long-standing community event brings together a variety of attractions, delectable fair foods, and fun rides for attendees of all ages.
Admission to the Georgia-Carolina State Fair is priced at $10 per person, making it an affordable outing for families and friends. Children aged 5 and under are allowed entry for free, ensuring that even the youngest members of the community can enjoy the festivities without any cost. For those looking to enjoy the many rides offered at the fair, an unlimited rides pass is available for $30, allowing fairgoers to experience as much excitement as they wish.
This year’s fair features a mix of beloved classic rides alongside new attractions, including the popular pirate ship ride. Attendees can also peruse various vendor stands, which offer a wide selection of fair foods and unique items. The fun fair atmosphere pairs well with community spirit, as proceeds from the fair will support various charities within the Central Savannah River Area (CSRA).
The Georgia-Carolina State Fair is part of a larger autumn fair season in the region, coinciding with other local events occurring in Richmond, Columbia, and Aiken counties. These community fairs provide opportunities for local residents and visitors alike to come together and enjoy traditional festivities, entertainment, and delicious cuisine as the fall season progresses through early November.
The Augusta Exchange Club, which has been hosting the Georgia-Carolina State Fair since its inception, aims to foster community spirit and support local causes through the funds raised each year. The fair not only serves as a source of enjoyment but also plays a significant role in supporting charitable efforts, enhancing the quality of life for residents of the CSRA.
In summary, this year’s Georgia-Carolina State Fair promises an exciting experience with a diverse array of entertainment options, food offerings, and community engagement opportunities. Attendees are encouraged to take part in the festivities and support local charitable initiatives, making the fair a meaningful event beyond just amusement rides and games.
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- WJBF: Georgia-Carolina State Fair Returns
- Wikipedia: State Fair
- WRDW: Augusta Fair Opens
- Google Search: Georgia-Carolina State Fair
- WFXG: Community Resource Fair
- Google Scholar: State Fair Events
- WRBL: Georgia-Carolina State Fair Returns
- Encyclopedia Britannica: State Fair
- Augusta Chronicle: Aiken Fair Season
- Google News: Georgia-Carolina State Fair 2025
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