One special exhibit at this year’s Indiana State Fair is the World of Bricks, which showcases amazing works of art made from LEGO bricks, including a father and son gardening together. (AgriNews photo/Ashley Estes)
INDIANAPOLIS — The 2021 Indiana State Fair, which started July 30 and runs through Aug. 22, is in full swing, and Hoosiers from all over the state are traveling to attend the fair, which is being held in-person once again this year.
Fairgoers are able to see livestock, choose from tons of delicious fair food items, view 4-H projects and participate in educational activities around the fairgrounds in Indianapolis.
Dozens of 4-H flower projects are on display for visitors to gaze at and see how well individuals did on their projects. (AgriNews photo/Ashley Estes)
Visitors to the 2021 Indiana State Fair enjoy a delicious lunch from the Indiana Pork Tent. (AgriNews photo/Ashley Estes)
Senior 4-H members gather to discuss last-minute questions before competing in the Indiana State 4-H Tractor Driving Contest. (AgriNews photo/Ashley Estes)
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