Hillsdale County Fair Info

The Hillsdale County Fair and Michigan State University Extension are separate entities. We are thankful for this collaboration which allows 4-H youth the opportunity to exhibit projects in the Youth Department of the Hillsdale County Fair. For many this educational experience is often the highlight of the 4-H year. Shows provide opportunities for 4-H members to demonstrate new knowledge, abilities, and skills. Hillsdale County Fair and its programs provide a valuable showcase of learning for the community. MSU Extension staff function in an education leadership role to enhance the educational quality of these experiences.

Hillsdale County Fair

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