Please read. The fair was okay. It wasn't worth $10 getting in. There was a rude older gentleman. I…read morehad a clear bag on my back. He act like he wanted to search me for prison. Do not buy. Buy the cinnamon rolls I repeat. Do not buy them. They're not cinnabon these are large and $9 nasty biscuit cinnamon rolls. Not what you expect at all. It was garbage and so thick and biscity that the icing couldn't even cover it. They were horrible. And the Mexican truck that sell tacos and Berea tacos. They were garbage. This was a bad experience with food this year. Do not buy the cinnamon rolls and the Mexican tacos It was garbage

I will never go back!! I have always been a fan of the Mississippi State Fair!! The food was over…read morepriced and horrible!! I threw it away, tried something else and threw it away!! It was So Expensive!! I don't know how a family can afford to go!! I rode one ride, the ride that goes from one side of the fair to the other. You had to put money on a card to ride, and you had to pay $2 for the card, just to ride one ride. This is the worst experience ever!! I will definitely not go back!!

If you're looking for family friendly trips an alpaca farm tour could be the adventure you need for…read morea good trip for kids. A Stroka Gene-Us Alpacas is located in Stringer, Mississippi at 383 County Road 155. Alpacas are a member of the camelid family that originated in South America and they look a lot like llamas. This alpaca farm has 16 alpacas, 1 llama, 5 Great White Pyrenees guard dogs, 2 donkeys, ducks and chickens. As part of your tour you get to feed the alpacas and learn how their fiber is turned into yarn. They also have a gift store here with various alpaca products. My video review of A Stroka Gene-Us Alpacas is here: https://youtu.be/TwatD3LdU8k

Beautiful day to feed Alpacas. Mary-Ann and her husband were really friendly and informative about…read moreall of their animals. We even wrapped soap with alpaca fur! We enjoyed visiting with them, getting to know them and learning about their path to owning Alpacas. I would definitely visit again. ​

I expected so much more from this event…read more The bbq was not that great and they advertised a "big" plate but it wasn't. The music and activities weren't good enough to justify me taking advantage of it in future years. They were good, just not good enough. Maybe football and fair season isn't the best time for the event to draw a crowd. I just went on Saturday. If the event planners are reading...find more stuff for people to do. Games etc for adults. Have better raffle prizes (candied popcorn really?) Also it's Smokin on the Rez and the logo has an alligator. Kind of confusing. I don't associate alligators with the Rez enough and I'd expect a pig for the Smokin part. As an event planner I rate this a flop. If it was free then maybe I'd have more stars, but not worth $10, and that's saying something. If you need ideas, message me, I've planned my share of successful community events. Hope it improves because it's a good idea. It needs a lot of work.

This was a perfect spot to visit in Laurel to escape the heat and afternoon rain. I love to visit…read moretowns art museums to help get a better feel for the history of the area. There was street parking available next to the museum. The landscape was beautiful out front and well manicured. The staff in the building were lovely. We were greeted and provided maps. We received a good explanation of how to navigate the museum. We were here for about an hour. We wandered around taking in the beauty of the many different exhibits. I specifically liked the exhibit that showed an art piece and the artist interpretation of that in their own way.

Beautiful fine arts museum located in the heart of Laurel's downtown. A must visit if you are in…read morethe area for a while and appreciate fine arts.

JK This is the oldest BBQ event in the State of Alabama! We would love to invite everybody to…read moreattend this event!