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Enid sits in the heart of the Cherokee Strip and is Oklahoma's third-largest city — the Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center, the Leonardo's Adventure (children's museum), the Convention Hall, and the surrounding grain elevator-dotted wheat country define this north-central Oklahoma agricultural hub.
Garfield County Free Fair Overview
Enid's Garfield County Free Fair is a September fair in the heart of Oklahoma's wheat belt, serving the agricultural communities of one of the state's most productive farming counties and the second-largest city in northwest Oklahoma, known as the "Wheat Capital of Oklahoma."
Highlights
Expect livestock shows, FFA and 4-H competitions, carnival rides, live entertainment, local food vendors, and a fair reflecting the deep winter wheat farming heritage of the Cherokee Strip country.
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