Cumming Country Fair & Festival

Metro Atlanta

This Sunday, October 14th, is your last chance to visit the Cumming Country Fair & Festival at the Cumming Fairgrounds.

Cumming Country Fair & Festival visitors enjoy a pig race. The Fair's open until Midnight on Friday and Saturday and will run from 12:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Sunday.

Fair admission for adults is $5.00; students (7-18) $2.00; children, 6 and under get in for free. Parking is $3.00 with handicap parking available.

And a fair isn't complete without food. Steam rolls off a row of sausage on a vendor's grill.

Kasey Mangum, 16, (left) and Hannah Cash, 7, both from Sugar Hill enjoy the "Sizzler" ride.

Others relax. Here, Sgt 1st class Ben Waldrop gets a hair cut from Tracy Ingram while Jennifer Waldrop gets a massage from Cindi Brown in the Fair's old time village.

Fair & Festival visitors ride the sky lifts for an aerial view of the event.

Jonathan Clark and his four-year-old daughter, Ansley, ride the bumper cars.

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Six-year-old Alex Blecker, of Roswell, enjoys a dragon ride at the Cumming Country Fair & Festival, held at the Cumming Fairgrounds. The fair will run all this weekend.

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