“The best days of summer” are in full swing with thousands converging on Grange Park in Centre Hall for the 149th Centre County Grange Fair.
With many enjoying the the plethora of food vendors, activities, agricultural showcases, rides and music, here’s a look at scenes from Friday and Saturday highlighting some of the great things about the nation’s last remaining encampment fair.
Right: RJ Rupert, left, Christopher Miliken, Heather Miliken, Shannon Miliken, Brenda Miliken and Mikel Miliken, front, at their camping spot at the Grange Fair.
Photos by Kylie Young
The 149th Grange Fair began on Friday and continues through Aug. 26. Thousands from across the United States are expected to attend. Daily admission is $8 (free for ages 11 and younger) and parking is $7. For specials, weekly rates, schedules and more, visit grangefair.com.
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