Lane County Carnival & Fair
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Come to the Lane County Carnival & Fair in Dighton, KS and enjoy the parade, locally owned rides, concert, great food, friends & fun. Parade on Friday evening in downtown Dighton. Saturday evening's entertainment will be the Peterson Farm Brothers.
Any questions about the carnival can be directed to 620-397-5356.
Lane County Carnival & Fair
Phone : 620-397-5356 (Always call and confirm events.)
Email Address : C_Torson@hotmail.com
Web: www.facebook.com/lanecountyfairks/
County Fairs
Attractions and Upcoming Events
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