Whether you are craving a pork chop sandwich, the thrilling midway rides, live music, or just good ol' people watching, the Kentucky State Fair is a must-do activity as the summer comes to a close.
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| Jackson Marsh of Cynthiana Ky., proudly displays his dairy goat Etena. |
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| Kiera, a 5-year midway veteran from Manitoba, Canada. |
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| Homer Miles attends his 54th state fair dressed as "The King". |
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| Scenes from the midway thrillway. |
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| Tyler Ritz, 10, looks out from a fun house. |
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| Family members enjoy the shuttle ride. |
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| Jhoana Gonzalez, right, and Kayley Spicer, center, ride bumper boats. |
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| Terri Jett, right, walks with her daughter-in-law, Kristen Jett, at the Midway. |
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| The Prized yellow corn on display. |
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| Some of the fair's local delicacies. |
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| No fair trip is complete without a visit to the corndog stand. |
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| Donna Kidd holds baby chicks in the petting zoo at the fair. |
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| Fair judges team up to weight the prized pumpkins. |
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| Wyatt Watson, 4, hangs out in the cattle exhibit. |
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| Fairgoers check out the turkeys. |
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