DeKalb County is gearing up for a busy fall calendar that offers something for every family. From the traditional county fair to a thrilling monster‑truck show, local residents have a full slate of events to enjoy over the next few weeks.
Free Fall Fair at the County Fairgrounds
The DeKalb County Fairgrounds Free Fall Fair is now open in Auburn and will run through October 3. Branded as “America’s Family Reunion,” the fair features classic carnival rides, fair food favorites, 4‑H competitions, parades, a variety of vendors and free live entertainment. Admission is free, making it an easy outing for families looking to celebrate the season together.
Lucky Duck Children’s Consignment Sale
From October 1 to October 4, the Lucky Duck Fall/Winter Children’s Consignment Sale will be held at Kruse Plaza in Auburn. The sale offers tens of thousands of gently used children’s items—clothing, toys, shoes, décor and equipment—at bargain prices. General public shopping is scheduled for Saturday, October 3, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., with a half‑price day on Sunday, October 4, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., providing an excellent opportunity for parents to stock up for the school year.
Monster‑Truck Show in Butler
Motor‑sport fans can look forward to the Fall Monster Truck Show on October 10 at the International Monster Truck Museum and Hall of Fame in Butler. Professional drivers will compete in racing, best‑trick, and freestyle events, and spectators will watch the trucks crush cars and other vehicles in spectacular displays of power.
Women Take the Walls Art Exhibition
Art lovers are invited to the Garrett Museum of Art, which is hosting its fourth annual “WOMEN TAKE THE WALLS” exhibition through November 1. The show, which opened on August 28, showcases women artists from across the country working in painting, textiles, ceramics and sculpture, highlighting the diverse talent and perspectives of female creators.
These events underscore DeKalb County’s commitment to providing family‑friendly activities that celebrate community, creativity and the joy of the season. Whether you’re seeking free entertainment, affordable shopping, high‑octane thrills or inspiring art, the county’s fall lineup has something for everyone.
Original reporting: WOWO News/Talk (Fort Wayne) — read the source article.
