Festivities in Craig
Oct 10 Sat Enjoy a day in the country offering food choices and a variety of activities, where Fall Foliage will be at its best and social distancing is easy.
Shop Jasmine’s Craft Fair at the old Lumber Yard (on 57 Market Street), book sales and vendors at the Public Library in New Castle then Cornerstone Church Christmas Bazaar. Cruise the Barn Quilt Trail on Rt 42 to Joe’s Trees for a hayride and pumpkin-picking. Stay for their DARK corn maze or return to the Fairgrounds for another exciting Demolition Derby—–events start at 4:30. You’ll be hungry, so it’s good to know Mike’s Doghouse food truck will be there. 
Several restaurants offer outdoor seating. Remember the scenic over looks on Rt. 42 and Rt. 311, and Fenwick Mines is only 10 minutes from downtown New Castle — or stop at PineTop on your way. See the Restaurant list on this page or pick up a rack card. 
Masks and handwashing are encouraged. Wave, don’t hug, And enjoy October 10 in Craig County.
Gates open at 2pm Events start at 4:30pm.
Pre-registration will be Sept.28th-Oct.2nd. Price is $80 (Entry fee and ringside pass) $130 per compact team. First 20 Drivers or Teams will get a ringside pass. Only one pass per compact team. On October 3rd remaining ringside passes will be sold to the public at the fairgrounds at 12pm FIRST COME FIRST SERVE!!!
At this derby compacts will be running as 2 man teams. You must have your team mate before the day of the derby, your cars must have matching colors, and you must have a team name.
Get all the details on Facebook — Craig County Fairgrounds.
Oct 31 Sat Open to anyone who wants to set up. Come on out and get lots of goodies!
Oct 9 Sat Craig County Historical Society regrets having to cancel the 2020 Festival. It would have been the 38th consecutive event, which relies heavily on community support, volunteers, and good weather!!
We look forward to 2021. Information for vendors and car show participants will be out mid-summer.
Pictured below: Marshall Reynolds Car Show; Eastern Divide; Coy Shupe’s petting zoo and view of cabin; potter Jennifer Mulligan and festival goers; great street cloggers at the Old Brick Hotel; Cathy Looney, weaver on the third floor
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Enjoy a day in the country offering food choices and a variety of activities, where Fall Foliage will be at its best and social distancing is easy.
Shop Jasmine’s Craft Fair at the old Lumber Yard (on 57 Market Street), book sales and vendors at the Public Library in New Castle then Cornerstone Church Christmas Bazaar. Cruise the Barn Quilt Trail on Rt 42 to Joe’s Trees for a hayride and pumpkin-picking. Stay for their DARK corn maze or return to the Fairgrounds for another exciting Demolition Derby—–events start at 4:30. You’ll be hungry, so it’s good to know Mike’s Doghouse food truck will be there.
Several restaurants offer outdoor seating. Remember the scenic over looks on Rt. 42 and Rt. 311, and Fenwick Mines is only 10 minutes from downtown New Castle — or stop at PineTop on your way. See the Restaurant list on this page or pick up a rack card.
Masks and handwashing are encouraged. Wave, don’t hug, And enjoy October 10 in Craig County.
Gates open at 2pm Events start at 4:30pm.
Pre-registration will be Sept.28th-Oct.2nd. Price is $80 (Entry fee and ringside pass) $130 per compact team. First 20 Drivers or Teams will get a ringside pass. Only one pass per compact team. On October 3rd remaining ringside passes will be sold to the public at the fairgrounds at 12pm FIRST COME FIRST SERVE!!!
At this derby compacts will be running as 2 man teams. You must have your team mate before the day of the derby, your cars must have matching colors, and you must have a team name.
Get all the details on Facebook — Craig County Fairgrounds.
Open to anyone who wants to set up. Come on out and get lots of goodies!
Craig County Historical Society regrets having to cancel the 2020 Festival. It would have been the 38th consecutive event, which relies heavily on community support, volunteers, and good weather!!
We look forward to 2021. Information for vendors and car show participants will be out mid-summer.
Pictured below: Marshall Reynolds Car Show; Eastern Divide; Coy Shupe’s petting zoo and view of cabin; potter Jennifer Mulligan and festival goers; great street cloggers at the Old Brick Hotel; Cathy Looney, weaver on the third floor
