BCNE is offering a smaller version of the fair this year from August 19 to 22 at the Exhibition grounds. There was no exhibition at all last year because of the pandemic.
4H will be the most prominent feature showcased in the barns at the fair grounds this year while West Coast Amusements will bring in 12 to 15 rides for the summer thrill factor. There are also going to be food vendors so people can enjoy traditional fair fare.
“It’s going to be really simple this year - we’re not advertising it as the BCNE because it is not a BCNE fair,” Sylvia Layzell, general manager of the
Gate admission is free so people can buy their ride tickets at the fair - no advance armband sales this year - and food and look at all the animals the 4H youth have cared for all year long.