2025 Grandstand Events
When you think of the Wabasha County Fair, chances are you picture the sights, sounds, and excitement that come alive each night in the Grandstand. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or visiting for the first time, the Grandstand events are where the energy really ramps up and memories are made.
What’s Happening in 2025?
This year’s Grandstand lineup is packed with thrills, competition, and fun for all ages. Here’s a look at what’s in store:
Wednesday Night Autocross
We’re kicking things off with a fan-favorite motorsport event! Drivers will put their skills to the test, racing head-to-head through a tough, dirt-packed course full of sharp turns, speed, and plenty of action. If you like your engines loud and your competition fierce, this is a night you won’t want to miss.
Tickets: $15 – All Ages
Friday Night Bull Riding – Great Frontier Rodeo
Hold on tight! Bull riding is back and bringing all the grit, guts, and glory you expect from a night under the arena lights. Pro riders will face off against some of the toughest bulls around, competing for the buckle and bragging rights.
Make sure to check out mutton bustin’ for the kids, stay late for live music by The CHUBS — it’s a full night of fun!
Tickets: $20 (11+) / $15 (Ages 3-10)
Saturday Night Autocross – The Grand Finale
We wrap up fair week with one last blast of engines, dirt, and adrenaline. Saturday’s Autocross is the ultimate send-off — bigger fields, bigger competition, and one last chance for drivers to claim victory.
Tickets: $15 – All Ages
More Than Just the Show
The Grandstand isn’t just about the main event — it’s about the atmosphere. From the roar of the engines to the cheering crowds and the buzz of conversation under the lights, these evenings are a tradition. Whether you’re coming for the family time, the competition, or just a cold drink and a good seat, the Grandstand is where fair memories happen.
Plan Your Visit
👉 Grab your tickets at the ticket booth near the food court
👉 Bring your friends and family
👉 Experience the fun that keeps Wabasha County coming back year after year!