Celebrate summer at the 2026 Greene County Fair, August 9–15 in Waynesburg. From thrilling grandstand events and carnival rides to agricultural exhibits, delicious fair food, Kid’s Night, and America250 celebrations, there’s something for every member of the family.
Step into over 160 years of tradition, community, and unforgettable summer fun at the 2026 Jacktown Fair! Held July 14–18 in Wind Ridge, Pennsylvania, this beloved fair brings together thrilling rides, live music, delicious fair food, and crowd-favorite events like the Truck Pulls, Demolition Derby, and the iconic Jacktown Parade. Whether you’re a lifelong visitor or experiencing the magic for the first time, the Jacktown Fair is where history and hometown pride come to life. You won’t want to miss it!
Discover Greene County’s “Coal & Country” bell in the Bells Across PA program, a hand-painted public art piece honoring the county’s mining heritage, rural beauty, and role in Pennsylvania’s America250 celebration.
Get ready to tantalize your taste buds at the Battle and Thrive Food Truck Festival, a mouthwatering extravaganza taking place at the Greene County Fairgrounds in Waynesburg, PA.
On February 9, 1796, Greene County, Pennsylvania was officially established as its own county. Since the beginning of settlement in the states, it has developed rich history and heritage.
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Before stoplights and paved roads, Greene County was a rugged frontier. Learn how its settlers shaped early America during the fight for independence.
Bells Across PA is part of the America250PA art series celebrating the upcoming 250th anniversary of the United States in 2026. Each county is represented by a locally painted, three-foot fiberglass bell that showcases its unique history. Greene County’s bell, sponsored by FirstEnergy and painted by local artist Danielle Nyland, will be unveiled at an official ceremony on Saturday, November 1, 2025, at the Greene County Historical Society.