TRINITY — By all accounts, the 77th Annual Trinity Community Fair was truly one for the books.
While a little rain rolled through to cool things off, it didn’t dampen the energy, excitement, or incredible community spirit that filled the fairgrounds throughout the weekend.
From our first-ever Friday Night Faith at the Fair, bringing our community together for an evening of faith and fellowship, to a tremendous lineup of high-quality vendors, exhibitors, activities, and entertainment, this year’s fair truly showcased what makes the Trinity community so special.
Saturday kicked off with the Trinity Community Fair Parade. Beautiful floats, community organizations, youth groups, businesses, and participants filled the parade route, led by our 2026 Grand Marshal, the Boys & Girls Club of Trinity. It was a wonderful way to begin a full day of celebration and a reminder that the heart of our fair has always been the people and organizations who invest in the youth and future of Trinity.
Saturday’s auction was nothing short of spectacular, as it generated $135,720 in live and silent auction bids. At the time of publication, an additional $40,000 in add-ons had already been received with more still rolling in.
Another highlight of the weekend was the crowning of Savannah McDougald as the 2026 Trinity Community Fair Queen. Savannah will proudly represent the Trinity Community Fair throughout the coming year, carrying forward a tradition that has been an important part of our fair for generations.
Graham Brown, sponsored by the Smith Family Foundation and Wischnewsky Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram, capped off the week’s events.
The Trinity Community Fair Association extends its deepest appreciation to our exhibitors, buyers, sponsors, vendors, volunteers, families, and the entire Trinity community. An event of this size simply does not happen without countless people giving their time, resources, talents, and support.
