Craig Morgan, Live At Hood River County Fairgrounds July 28

Written by Posted on Less than 0 min read

Country music star, Craig Morgan, performs live at Hood River County Fairgrounds July 28th. Featuring hit singles from his new album “A Whole Lot More”, as well as country fan favorites “That’s what I love about Sunday,” “Bonfire,” and “International Harvester,” Morgan will deliver a powerhouse performance you won’t want to miss! Popular local entertainers, Brewers Grade Band, will open for Morgan, bringing their unique brand of Northwest Country music to the crowd. Bring a blanket and cozy up on the lawn in front of the stage or grab a seat in the bleachers for a premium view of the bands.
July 25-28, Hood River County Fairgrounds presents “Rides, Games and Country Things.” With stunning views of Mt. Hood, Hood River Fair has expansive grounds for exhilarating carnival rides and games, animal attractions, a large variety of local food vendors, horse events, and ample parking. Large buildings on-site will feature art, photography, and craft exhibit entries from locals of all ages.

At Hood River County Fairgrounds, there’s something for everyone during fair week! Peruse local business booths for information, fun games, and prizes. The kids will enjoy a puppet show, a magician, a pirate show, with special times during the day, and fun fair treats served at a variety of local food vendors onsite. Show your support for FFA farm animals and showings, and check out scheduled horse riding events throughout the week.

The Hood River Fair daily schedule is as follows:

Dancing horses, July 25 7:30pm
Horse Event: Ranch Sorting, July 26 (Clinic 4p, Competition 7:30p)
Hispanic Band, July 27 (Faraones Del Norte at 7:30pm, and LA TROPA CHICANA at 9:30pm)
Ranch Sorting, July 28 (Clinic 9am, Competition 12pm)
Brewers Grade Band, July 28, at 7pm.
Craig Morgan, July 28 8:15pm

Carnival ride bracelets are $20 when purchased in advance (on sale until 5pm Wed 25th), or $25 at the carnival.

Visit hoodriverfair.org and Facebook for more information.

Follow the signs to the Hood River County Fairgrounds, located at 3020 Wy’east Rd., at the intersection of Wy’east and Summit Roads, south of Hood River near Odell.
Admission and parking are free. Vendor information and applications are on the website. Follow us on Facebook!

Related articles

What Follows You?

If you’ve ever ridden Trimet, you know the difference between fragrance and odor. Some passengers give off a pleasant perfume or cologne, while others assault our nostrils as though they haven’t bathed for weeks. But this blog is not addressing the physical aromas or odors that follow a person. Instead, I’m looking at the character […]
Written by

Ministry Is Like Parenting

When our babies are born, we make sure all our friends and family celebrate with us. When spiritual babies are born, Jesus has Heaven celebrate. He said, “I tell you, there is rejoicing in the presence of the angels of God over one sinner who repents.” (Luke 15:10) But as we find out soon enough, […]
Written by

Treasury Sanctions Serious Human Rights Abusers on International Human Rights Day

Designations target human rights abusers in Haiti, Yemen, and Russia  WASHINGTON– Dec, 10th,2020 on International Human Rights Day, the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) is targeting perpetrators of serious human rights abuse across several countries in the Western Hemisphere, Middle East, and Eurasia. Today’s actions are taken pursuant to […]
Written by

Judicial Watch Lawsuit Forces Declassification and Release of “Electronic Communication” Used to Launch Obama Administration’s Spy Operation on President Trump’s 2016 Campaign

(Washington, DC) Judicial Watch announced on May 22, 2020 that it received the “electronic communication” (EC) that officially launched the counterintelligence investigation, termed “Crossfire Hurricane,” of President Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign. The document, which was written by former FBI official Peter Strzok and was obtained as the result of a Judicial Watch FOIA (Freedom of […]
Written by

Oregonians For Medical Freedom Sends Cease and Desist Letter to OHA for Misinformation about COVID-19 Vaccines in Clear EUA Violation; Third Attempt to Hold OHA Accountable for Inaccurate Statements

The statewide grassroots organization Oregonians for Medical Freedom recently delivered a “Cease and Desist” letter to the Oregon Health Authority to stop the agency from spreading misinformation to the public about COVID-19 vaccines. The OHA had been falsely stating on it’s website and social media posts that the COVID-19 vaccines have been “approved by the […]
Written by
Next
No Comments
Leave a comment Cancel
Comments to: Craig Morgan, Live At Hood River County Fairgrounds July 28

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *