Logan County Fair Night Show Tickets Go on Sale March 27

Tickets for the Logan County Fair Night Show, the headline concert of the annual fair, go on sale March 27, giving Sterling-area residents less than three weeks to mark their calendars before seats become available.

Logan County Fair & Rodeo organizers and the Logan County government announced the sale date through the county's official website. No performer has been announced yet, and specific ticket prices and the purchase platform have not been released. Details are expected to be available through the Logan County Fair office at 315 Main Street in Sterling once sales open.

The Night Show is one of several major draws at the Logan County Fairgrounds, 1120 Pawnee Ave, where the full fair runs July 23 through August 2. This year's lineup includes motorcycle races, tractor pull, pig and calf scramble, tug-a-truck, and 4-H/FFA shows and exhibits alongside local vendors and fair food.

A notable addition to the 2026 schedule is a drone show on July 31, part of a statewide series tied to the America 250-Colorado 150 commemoration marking the nation's 250th anniversary and Colorado's sesquicentennial.

The fair board also named Darrell and Beryl Wagner as the 2026 Fair Marshals. Born and raised in Logan County, the Wagners' connection to the fairgrounds stretches back generations: Darrell began by showing animals in FFA and Beryl served as a Rodeo Attendant before the two married after Darrell returned from Vietnam. They went on to show horses in AQHA competition, helped start the county roping by furnishing cattle, and competed individually, Darrell in roping and Beryl in barrel racing. Darrell later served on the fair board's indoor barn committee. Their grandchildren, including Dylan Wagner, still compete at the fair today, and the family continues to donate awards to the horse show.

On the operational side, the Logan County Fair Board is accepting bid applications for event staffing and services through April 3 at 5 p.m. Positions open for bid include gate keeping, parking attendants, restroom cleanup, grandstand and event center cleanup, and ticket-taking and usher services for the Night Show, bull riding, Thursday and Friday night rodeos, and the demolition derby. The board noted it is now accepting applications from individual volunteers and organizations outside Logan County, citing limited applications in previous years. Submissions go to the Logan County Fair Office at 315 Main Street, Sterling, CO 80751.