There are so many reason to love living in Fort Bend County, especially when fall rolls around! Through the years, the Fort Bend County Fair and Rodeo has grown into one of the largest and most successful Fairs in the State. Residents of the county eagerly anticipate visiting with friends and neighbors at some of the many activities the Fair and Rodeo has to offer during its 10 day run.
The 2019 Fort Bend County Fair Parade will officially kick off the 83rd Annual Fort Bend County Fair & Rodeo on Friday, September 27th at 9:00 am. Parade spectators will be amazed as almost 200 entries wind their way from the Historic Court House in Richmond and proceed west down Hwy. 90-A to Jennetta Street in Rosenberg. The theme for this year is "A Home Grown Fair”
Youth education has always been a primary focus of fair activities. The development of a scholarship program in 1979 has provided deserving Fort Bend County students with scholarships to Texas colleges and universities. To date, over 800 scholarships have been awarded to deserving students.
This year marks the 83rd annual event, and it kicks off with Wade Bowen on Sept. 27th. The Fort Bend County Fair’s schedule will include nightly rodeo action, carnival rides, livestock shows, shopping and food vendors. All admission tickets also include admission to concerts. Here is the lineup:
Sept. 27
Hayden Baker—opener and Wade Bowen—headliner
Sept. 28
Southern County Line—opener and Tribute to George Strait & Alan Jackson—headliner
Sept. 29
Beatriz Gonzalez, Mariachi Autlan, Lucky Joe, Las Fenix and Michael Salgado
Oct. 2
Bag of Donuts—headliner
Oct. 4
Robert Ray–opener and Neal McCoy–headliner
Oct. 5
David Lewis—opener and Jody Booth—headliner
Oct. 6
Jake Hooker—headliner
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