The Tri-Rivers Fair is well underway in Salina.
Already this week, fair goers have seen the parade, 2 nights of rodeo action, and a great start to the demo derby.
Exhibits are open for viewers in the 4H Building as well as Kenwood Hall. Categories include food, handiwork, photography, painting, and more. The 4H Building holds exhibit entries by 4H members, while Kenwood Hall is home to those not included within 4H clubs.
The carnival, easily a fan favorite, is open for the next two nights. While the ferris wheel is missing this year, you will still find plenty of rides to enjoy yourself on, and food to indulge upon.
The animal barns are open for viewers, as well as the petting zoo and show barn.
Finally, the Tri-Rivers Stadium is holding a bittersweet weekend of events within rodeo walls.
Wednesday and Thursday saw calf roping, bull riding, mutton busting, and barrel racing action as cowboys and cowgirls competed for the top times in their respective events.
Friday gave fans an exciting night of demo derby action, with cars of every make and model clanking it out to the finish. The demo derby action continues tonight.
After the derby last night, Soul Preachers took to the stage for a free concert. Tonight, fans will be treated to Paramount.
