Get ready for fast-paced fun with Nexus Gel Blasters, an all-new attraction at the Cuyahoga County Fair! Similar to laser tag, players gear up and compete in exciting team battles using blasters that fire small, water-based gel beads. Dodge, aim, and work together as you take on friends and family in an action-packed arena experience.

Nexus Gel Blasters is open daily on the South Midway and is free for all fair guests. Whether you are a first-time player or ready to lead your team to victory, this high-energy attraction is fun for kids, teens, and adults alike!

Meet the Bathtub Singer— a one-of-a-kind act cruising through your event site in a clawfoot tub! With bubbles floating in the air and a catchy rhythm echoing all around, it’s your cue to join the fun! Whether our singer is channeling her inner pop star with “Shake it Off” or singing anthems like “I Will Survive”, feel free to make a splash and sing along! Who’s ready to raise the roof— or at least the bathroom ceiling?

Playing country music the way it should be played...Outlaw through and through! Right here in OHIO!

Operation Community Watch, an outreach program provided by the RTA Police Department, will attend the Fair August 11th-13th from Noon-3:30pm. RTA’s OCW provides identification cards that have a full face picture, name, birthdate, height & weight, hair & eye color with a thumb print on the back of the card. These cards are made for children, teens and at risk adults (those suffering from dementia, Alzheimer’s, etc.) and can be given to any law enforcement agency to help locate lost or abducted persons. This service is provided for free to parents courtesy of RTA Police Officers as a means of giving back to the community they serve.

For the children OCW hands out small giveaways (while supplies last), while giving children an opportunity to interact with Transit Police Officers, learn valuable safety tips, and hear first-hand stories from our team.

The National Model Railroad Association, a 501(c)(3) not for profit educational organization, was founded at the first National Convention over Labor Day Weekend, 1935. The initial goal was to develop standards for scale model railroad equipment to facilitate interchangeability and operation of equipment between modelers, clubs and others.

Today, the NMRA is a world wide organization, with over 18,000 active members, associates, families and clubs dedicated to the hobby of scale model railroading in all it's facets, supporting a hobby of many diverse interests that all relate to the greater world of trains and railroads.