The Oneida County Fair is currently in full swing, with numerous events scheduled throughout the week, including horse shows, livestock competitions, and various demonstrations. Due to schedule changes, some events like the dog shows were moved to Tuesday, and official results are yet to be announced. Monday night featured a Horse Pulls event followed by fireworks, while the upcoming days include a packed agenda of 4-H and Open Class shows, team roping, baking and canning contests, live demos, rodeos, and family-friendly activities.

From Tuesday through Saturday, the fair offers a diverse lineup such as the 4-H Working Ranch Horse Show, Market Animal Shows, Open Class entries in arts and horticulture, and evening rodeos with gate admissions. Special events include a Search and Rescue Breakfast, Market Animal Sale, and a Family Fun rodeo, with many activities providing free admission at the Sale arena. The fair also supports youth participation with contests like livestock judging and round robin competitions, culminating in a Parade of Champions and opportunities for 4-H projects to advance to the State Fair.