Printed in the High Desert Advocate Edition September 10, 2021.
Roping at the Elko Fair a few weeks ago.(photo credit Elko County Fair)
Last Friday, at the 100th Elko County Fairgrounds you could see some arts exhibits, go to horse races, or go to a livestock show.
Also the Elko High School Band performed at the Fair parade, before the first horse race.
The Goicoechea Home Arts and Horticulture buildings was opened to the public to see more than 300 participants who many categories. Many food stalls sold their goods next to the fairgrounds. Kids were invited to ride a mechanical bull or play at inflatable games.
The Cowboy Color Chase started early Saturday at the fairgrounds and they were Cowboy Dances both Saturday and Sunday nights.
