GRABILL, Ind. (WANE) — After closing down in 2024, the Grabill Country Fair is going strong two years later with fun, food, and festivities. The fair is held promptly after Labor Day each year.
Bringing over 30,000 people each year, the Grabill Country Fair has numerous festivities, ranging from a Spelling Bee, to a baby crawl, nail driving, and more, with many events free to attend. The Allen County staple has been around since 1973.
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Around 100 craft booths will also be around for the Grabill Country Fair. Additional information regarding the fair, including the schedule, can be found by clicking this link here.
The Grabill Country Fair continues through Saturday, with the parade kicking off at 10 a.m. The fair is handicapped-friendly…