About Dewey County Free Fair
The Dewey County Free Fair in Taloga is an August fair in the remote red hills of western Oklahoma, celebrating the cattle ranching and wheat heritage of a sparsely populated county along the North Canadian River where the Oklahoma red clay badlands create a dramatic and distinctive landscape.
What to Expect
Expect livestock shows, FFA and 4-H competitions, local food vendors, and a small community fair in the isolated ranch country of western Oklahoma's red hills.
Visitor Tips
Taloga is one of Oklahoma's most remote county seats — the surrounding red clay breaks and cedar hills of the North Canadian River valley are dramatically beautiful, and the quiet rural character of Dewey County preserves an Oklahoma landscape little changed from the land run era.
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