Jackson County Expo announces entertainment lineup for 2026 fair

Rick Dyer, Chair Commissioner
Rick Dyer, Chair Commissioner
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The Jackson County Expo announced on Apr. 14 that it is preparing for the upcoming 2026 Jackson County Fair, with a range of entertainment planned for attendees. Expo Manager Rob Holmbeck said there will be four concerts at the Bi-Mart Amphitheater as part of the event’s offerings.

The fair aims to provide a summer experience suitable for families and community members. In addition to live music, organizers plan to feature carnival rides, food vendors offering traditional fair cuisine, and interactive exhibits designed for all ages.

Holmbeck said these activities are intended to create a memorable atmosphere throughout the duration of the fair. The event will include both returning attractions and new features aimed at engaging visitors.

This announcement marks an early look at what attendees can expect from one of Jackson County’s signature annual events. Organizers say they are focused on delivering entertainment that appeals broadly across the community.

More details about concert performers and additional programming are expected as planning continues in advance of next summer’s fair.



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