Dangerous objects! Perilous stunts! Feats of strength and balance! Jason D’Vaude, self-taught one-man multiple-adjectived circus sensation, brings his comedic juggling, fire, and clowning shows to audiences around the world, delighting them with his charming humor and distinct but refined awkwardness. After seeing Jason juggle sharp objects, climb up precariously-balanced objects, ride an extra-tall unicycle, or manipulate fire like a master, audiences are left speechless except to say “that was AWESOME!”
The Hobbs Sisters bring a killer combination of big voices, twin sister harmonies and high energy performance to the stage.
Now based out of Nashville, TN, they are originally from Pittsburgh, PA and have played numerous fairs and festivals in the PA, WV and OH region. They have opened for many national acts such as Charlie Daniels, Lady Antebellum, and Brett Eldredge. From their harmony-driven original songs to their unique interpretations of popular country covers, The Hobbs Sisters are making a name for themselves as singers, songwriters and entertainers.
Career Highlights:
The Hobbs Sisters have had the honor of opening for numerous national country acts. Most recently, they opened for Charlie Daniels at the Champaign County Fair in August 2017 and Lady Antebellum at the Clearfield County Fair in August 2016. They have also opened for Brett Eldredge, Diamond Rio, Aaron Tippin, and more. In 2014, they shared the stage with Jana Kramer, Maddie and Tae, Cassadee Pope and Rae Lynn as part of Y108’s Girls With Guitars Concert. Their new single, Background Noise, is currently available on all digital platforms.
Background
Growing up in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, The Hobbs Sisters, Hannah and Lauren, were always singing.They credit both their grandfather, Pappaw John, and the church choir for getting them into music. It was their grandfather who first exposed them to country music and playing the guitar.
They began performing as a duo in the Pittsburgh area, as well as in Winston Salem, NC, where they graduated from Wake Forest University. Hannah and Lauren have always had a love for harmony, which they frequently incorporate into their music. Whether adding it into cover songs or writing it into their original music, harmony has become the signature sound for the Hobbs Sisters.
Create your very own “Venetian Carnival” style mask with colored paints, gems, ribbon, glitter and more. As seen in the USA at Mardi Gras, this style mask is fun for all ages. Create, wear and enjoy the masquerade! Free for all fair guests!
The Hobbs Sisters bring a killer combination of big voices, twin sister harmonies and high energy performance to the stage.
Now based out of Nashville, TN, they are originally from Pittsburgh, PA and have played numerous fairs and festivals in the PA, WV and OH region. They have opened for many national acts such as Charlie Daniels, Lady Antebellum, and Brett Eldredge. From their harmony-driven original songs to their unique interpretations of popular country covers, The Hobbs Sisters are making a name for themselves as singers, songwriters and entertainers.
Career Highlights:
The Hobbs Sisters have had the honor of opening for numerous national country acts. Most recently, they opened for Charlie Daniels at the Champaign County Fair in August 2017 and Lady Antebellum at the Clearfield County Fair in August 2016. They have also opened for Brett Eldredge, Diamond Rio, Aaron Tippin, and more. In 2014, they shared the stage with Jana Kramer, Maddie and Tae, Cassadee Pope and Rae Lynn as part of Y108’s Girls With Guitars Concert. Their new single, Background Noise, is currently available on all digital platforms.
Background
Growing up in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, The Hobbs Sisters, Hannah and Lauren, were always singing.They credit both their grandfather, Pappaw John, and the church choir for getting them into music. It was their grandfather who first exposed them to country music and playing the guitar.
They began performing as a duo in the Pittsburgh area, as well as in Winston Salem, NC, where they graduated from Wake Forest University. Hannah and Lauren have always had a love for harmony, which they frequently incorporate into their music. Whether adding it into cover songs or writing it into their original music, harmony has become the signature sound for the Hobbs Sisters.
Do you like animals? Do you like Science? Well this is the show for you!
Located in the Cow Palace, this 4-H exhibit will have you intrigued as scientist present interesting facts about many of the animals you see at the fair.
Wesley Williams has loved animals from a very young age! His mom even says he wanted to purchase a full-on petting zoo at just five years old. It was always something new she proclaimed. One month all he wanted was a potbelly pig, the next month a miniature pony, the next month a flock of chickens, you name the animal, and Wesley wanted it. Although he has always had a passion for working with animals, Wesley pursued his unique unicycle skills at an early age, but always kept that dream of working with furry friends in the back of his mind. Just two years into forming his livelong goal of an animal act Wesley has burst onto the scene with his "Puppy Pals," an all-new comedic stunt dog show!
The Crooked River Band melds classic rock and blues with a bit of soul. Lead singer Earle Rogoff is a veteran of many stages, and the newest members of CRB. He is backed by Craig Carpenter on rhythm guitar, Gene Stands on bass, banjo and harmnonica, and Mike Piskunoff on drums.
Throughout the week, in addition to our Honey Extraction demonstrations, we'll be hosting discussions in our Bee Barn about the importance of bees, pollen, apitherapy and beekeeping.
The Crooked River Band melds classic rock and blues with a bit of soul. Lead singer Earle Rogoff is a veteran of many stages, and the newest members of CRB. He is backed by Craig Carpenter on rhythm guitar, Gene Stands on bass, banjo and harmnonica, and Mike Piskunoff on drums.
So what's all the buzz about? Well, bees of course. The oft under-appreciated honey bee is responsible for pollinating much of the world's agriculture. They also produce honey... a favorite of both bears and people. Given their declining populations due to disease, lack of diet diversity, pesticides and other factors, honey bees have been in the news over the past decade, which makes it more important than ever for bee-keepers around the world to help reinvigorate the honey bee population. Needless to say, if there were no honey bees, we would all feel the sting. So come check out our hive and learn how honey is extracted from honey combs. You can even buy some of the honey produced on the fairgrounds--a sweet treat to help support our resident bee-keepers!
Ready, set, sketch! America’s favorite party game “Pictionary” premiers on WBNX TV 55 this Fall! Host Jerry O’Connell will be live on stage at the Cuyahoga County Fair on Saturday, August 13th from 6-7PM playing Pictionary with teams of Fair patrons who pre-register via the WBNX website. Come meet Jerry and join the excitement ONLY at the Cuyahoga County Fair!
Get your teams ready (3 Players per team) and sign up starting July 25th at WBNX.com/events (where a full list of rules will be available) for your chance to play “Pictionary” on stage with Jerry O’Connell on Saturday, August 13th from 6-7PM.
Wesley Williams has loved animals from a very young age! His mom even says he wanted to purchase a full-on petting zoo at just five years old. It was always something new she proclaimed. One month all he wanted was a potbelly pig, the next month a miniature pony, the next month a flock of chickens, you name the animal, and Wesley wanted it. Although he has always had a passion for working with animals, Wesley pursued his unique unicycle skills at an early age, but always kept that dream of working with furry friends in the back of his mind. Just two years into forming his livelong goal of an animal act Wesley has burst onto the scene with his "Puppy Pals," an all-new comedic stunt dog show!
Ready, set, sketch! America’s favorite party game “Pictionary” premiers on WBNX TV 55 this Fall! Meet host Jerry O’Connell at the Cuyahoga County Fair on Saturday, August 13th from 7-7:30PM, or form a team of three and register to compete in live rounds of Pictionary, starting at 6PM. Those wishing to compete, can register online at wbnx.com/events.
The Hobbs Sisters bring a killer combination of big voices, twin sister harmonies and high energy performance to the stage.
Now based out of Nashville, TN, they are originally from Pittsburgh, PA and have played numerous fairs and festivals in the PA, WV and OH region. They have opened for many national acts such as Charlie Daniels, Lady Antebellum, and Brett Eldredge. From their harmony-driven original songs to their unique interpretations of popular country covers, The Hobbs Sisters are making a name for themselves as singers, songwriters and entertainers.
Career Highlights:
The Hobbs Sisters have had the honor of opening for numerous national country acts. Most recently, they opened for Charlie Daniels at the Champaign County Fair in August 2017 and Lady Antebellum at the Clearfield County Fair in August 2016. They have also opened for Brett Eldredge, Diamond Rio, Aaron Tippin, and more. In 2014, they shared the stage with Jana Kramer, Maddie and Tae, Cassadee Pope and Rae Lynn as part of Y108’s Girls With Guitars Concert. Their new single, Background Noise, is currently available on all digital platforms.
Background
Growing up in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, The Hobbs Sisters, Hannah and Lauren, were always singing.They credit both their grandfather, Pappaw John, and the church choir for getting them into music. It was their grandfather who first exposed them to country music and playing the guitar.
They began performing as a duo in the Pittsburgh area, as well as in Winston Salem, NC, where they graduated from Wake Forest University. Hannah and Lauren have always had a love for harmony, which they frequently incorporate into their music. Whether adding it into cover songs or writing it into their original music, harmony has become the signature sound for the Hobbs Sisters.
Wesley Williams has loved animals from a very young age! His mom even says he wanted to purchase a full-on petting zoo at just five years old. It was always something new she proclaimed. One month all he wanted was a potbelly pig, the next month a miniature pony, the next month a flock of chickens, you name the animal, and Wesley wanted it. Although he has always had a passion for working with animals, Wesley pursued his unique unicycle skills at an early age, but always kept that dream of working with furry friends in the back of his mind. Just two years into forming his livelong goal of an animal act Wesley has burst onto the scene with his "Puppy Pals," an all-new comedic stunt dog show!
Sat, August 13, 2022, 8:30pm to 9:00pm
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NOTE: Fair Gate Admission prices do not include Midway Rides, Games or admission to the Demolition Derby. Ride Tickets/Bands are available online prior to the Fair, and in-person during the Fair. While we make every effort to provide accurate information, performance features and attraction times are subject to change without notice.
