It looks good for kids. It's free, there is a carnival, midway, music, antique tractors, bar-b-q cook off where kids 12 and under eat free, petting zoo, pig race...
That looks pretty cool. Never been to it or heard about it. Cleo, you might have someone younger than me asking for a ride or you might see that one with friends at the festival. Hope it's okay if that one asks if friends don't want to go. Sherry
Except the Admission & Parking is not free at The Nag Fest. THAT you have to pay for... for the rest of your life. :lol:
We went last year and enjoyed it. You get to sample different NC food products and, of course, buy some that you like. One that I bought last year was a Habanaro salsa that was deliciously hot...but I like the burn. Anyway, its a good idea to take some extra money with you in case you find some items you like. Kids will like the rides, too. It's not as big as the State Fair obviously, but still gives them a fun, little outing. We went on a late Friday afternoon and it wasn't real busy. I'd recommend doing the food product tasting first, though, because the kids will likely not be up for it afterward.
Looking forward to it for the third year in a row. Last year there was a health fair going on at the same time on the fairgrounds.
