Robertsdale, Ala. — (OBA) — The Baldwin County Fair opened for visitors on Tuesday offering a mix of food, rides, exhibits and community contests for residents. Crowds gathered under lights for the Midway and games while families explored displays of agriculture and crafts. Organizers noted the wide variety of attractions, from livestock exhibits to children’s rides. Fair managers emphasized the fair’s role in bringing the county together for fun and tradition.

Running through September 20, 2025, the fair is taking place at the Robertsdale Fairgrounds. Fair admission hours this week are Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m., with extended hours on Friday from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. and Saturday from 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. Free parking is available on the fairgrounds.

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The Midway features thrills and family rides brought by Arnold Amusements. Visitors praised the ride selection and food vendors serving fair staples like funnel cakes, corn dogs, and cotton candy. Local civic groups and 4-H clubs have booths showcasing handmade items, agriculture, and local crafts. 

Another draw has been the livestock exhibits, where animals are judged and displayed. Youth exhibitors are showing poultry, goats, and other animals. The fair offers an educational glimpse at agriculture and farming in Baldwin County. Many see this as an opportunity for students to learn skills and compete. 

Safety and planning have also been emphasized. Fair organizers remind attendees of fair rules and encourage orderly conduct. Staff are on hand to help with logistics, parking, and questions. The fairgrounds are busy each evening, especially as the hours stretch later toward the weekend.

The fair runs today through Saturday, visitors are looking forward to special events, awards, and shows. Vendors plan new food specials. Families are scheduling evening visits, and the Midway is expected to remain busy late into the night.

The Baldwin County Fair continues to be a centerpiece of fall in Robertsdale, blending old-time community spirit with modern entertainment.