OUT TO THE FAIRGROUNDS. DOZENS OF FOOD VENDORS SHOW UP AT THE KENTUCKY STATE FAIR READY TO WOW THE CROWD AND SOME GO THE EXTRA MILE BY CREATING SOMETHING NEW. FROM SAVORY CATERING, YOU’VE GOT A BARBECUE PORK PIZZA. IT’S GOT PICKLES ON IT. AND YOU ALSO HAVE A CHILI CHEESE CORN DOG. THAT CORN DOG IS SPLIT OPEN IN THE MIDDLE WITH CHILI AND CHEESE POURED ON TOP. AND THEN YOU HAVE PHILLY CHEESE STEAK FRIES FROM CHEESY DOES IT? A LOCAL FOOD TRUCK. YOU CAN FIND ALL OF THESE OUTSIDE IN FRONT OF THE NORTH WING AND INSIDE AT THE SOUTH WING. SEA FOOD COURT INTERNATIONAL CATERING CAME UP WITH A SMOKED MEATLOAF SANDWICH. THEY’VE ALL SEEN. I MEAN, THIS IS JUST WE’RE ONLY TWO HOURS INTO IT, BUT I CAN’T BELIEVE SOMEBODY WOULD EAT THAT IN THE MORNING. BUT THEY DO. AND APPARENTLY YOU CAN HAVE THAT ANY TIME OF THE DAY. IT’S BEEN A HIT SO FAR. OTHER CREATIONS YOU CAN FIND IN THE SOUTH WING SEA FOOD COURT ARE A FRIED PEANUT BUTTER AND JELLY SANDWICH AND BURGERS FIVE DIFFERENT WAYS. ONE OF THEM WITH FLAMIN HOT CHEETOS ON TOP. TOMORROW I’LL BE SHARING WHAT IS
Wednesday is Sensory Awareness Day at the Kentucky State Fair
Wednesday at the Kentucky State Fair will feature a specialized experience for people with sensory processing differences.Some, like Tina Davis, whose son Terrance has a sensory disability, know how challenging events like the Kentucky State Fair can be.”The lights, flashing, flashing, flashing, that’s why he wears his sunglasses and his headphones is for the sound blocking,” Davis said. “It kind of stimulates him; it overstimulates him.”Sensory Awarness Day at the Kentucky State Fair with FEAT and the Davis Family Sensory Awareness Day will feature a minimal light and sound experience at the fair’s Thrill Ville for those with special tickets.For those not able to participate in Sensory Awareness Day but still have processing needs, Kissel Entertainment, who operates Thrill Ville, is now certified as officially Sensory Inclusive by KultureCity.You can read more about their sensory aware entertainment here. Fair hours on Wednesday run from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. outdoors and 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. indoors, with Thrill Ville going from 3-10 p.m.The Texas Roadhouse Concert Series performance on Monday night will be Justin Moore with special guest Alex Miller.The gates for that open at 6:30 p.m., with the show starting at 8 p.m.There will also be the Kentucky State Auctioneers Association State Contest in South Wing C Room 104 at 10 a.m.You can see the full schedule of Wednesday’s events here.Other Kentucky State Fair stories:
Wednesday at the Kentucky State Fair will feature a specialized experience for people with sensory processing differences.
Some, like Tina Davis, whose son Terrance has a sensory disability, know how challenging events like the Kentucky State Fair can be.
“The lights, flashing, flashing, flashing, that’s why he wears his sunglasses and his headphones is for the sound blocking,” Davis said. “It kind of stimulates him; it overstimulates him.”
Sensory Awarness Day at the Kentucky State Fair with FEAT and the Davis Family
Sensory Awareness Day will feature a minimal light and sound experience at the fair’s Thrill Ville for those with special tickets.
For those not able to participate in Sensory Awareness Day but still have processing needs, Kissel Entertainment, who operates Thrill Ville, is now certified as officially Sensory Inclusive by KultureCity.
You can read more about their sensory aware entertainment here.
Fair hours on Wednesday run from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. outdoors and 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. indoors, with Thrill Ville going from 3-10 p.m.
The Texas Roadhouse Concert Series performance on Monday night will be Justin Moore with special guest Alex Miller.
The gates for that open at 6:30 p.m., with the show starting at 8 p.m.
There will also be the Kentucky State Auctioneers Association State Contest in South Wing C Room 104 at 10 a.m.
You can see the full schedule of Wednesday’s events here.
Other Kentucky State Fair stories:
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