Goshen Fair in Goshen
Goshen Fair is Connecticut's Labor Day weekend agricultural fair, run since 1910 by the Goshen Agricultural Society on its own fairgrounds in the Litchfield Hills. What began as a horse race along what is now Route 63 grew into a full county-style fair with livestock barns for dairy and beef cattle, sheep, swine, and poultry, blue-ribbon competitions for produce and canning, a motorsports truck pull, midway rides, and contests like the pork cook-off and skillet throw.
Before it was a fair, it was a horse race.