The Sheridan County Fairgrounds in Sheridan, Wyoming, proudly stands as one of the oldest fairgrounds in the nation. This historic venue has been host to county fairs, rodeos, and other events for over a century. As an integral part of Sheridan's culture and history, countless generations have taken part in activities and celebrations at the fairgrounds. Today, these grounds are still bustling with activity. Events ranging from livestock shows to art shows are hosted here throughout the year. The fairgrounds also provide modern amenities, ensuring great events for many more years to come. Situated in the foothills of the beautiful Big Horn Mountains, Sheridan is a perfect destination for visitors in search of an authentic small-town experience. There are plenty of nearby opportunities for kayaking, fishing, and other outdoor activities. Sheridan is also home to rich wildlife, such as antelope, elk, deer, moose, and bald eagles, as well as native plant species. For a one-of-a-kind experience in Sheridan County, visit the Sheridan County Fairgrounds Historic District. With its wide range of events, historic buildings, and stunning views, the fairgrounds provide an authentic look at Wyoming’s rich history and culture.