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The Albany Fair started Tuesday, Oct. 27: Here’s what to expect and the safety measures in place

Lindsey Patel
Lindsey Patel
Lindsey Patel
Reporter · Valdosta, GA

Lindsey holds a Master’s in Business Journalism from Emory University and brings over four years of experience covering local businesses for various publications, including the Macon Telegraph. She has a keen eye for economic trends impacting the Valdosta area.

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Reporter · Tuesday, October 27, 2026 at 8:57 PM · 2 min read
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The Albany Fair started Tuesday, Oct. 27: Here’s what to expect and the safety measures in place — Valdosta Technology news

ShareAdd Us On GoogleAdd as a preferred source on GoogleALBANY, Ga. (WALB) — The Exchange Club Fair of Southwest Georgia began its opening ceremony Tuesday, Oct. 27. The fair runs through Sunday, Nov. 1.What the fair offersThe fair includes something for the entire family:Petting zooPizza eating contestsLine dancingGamesCar showDog showMagician showLive bandsWrestlingThis is the 76th year the Exchange Club has hosted the fair in Dougherty County.Proceeds from the fair go toward the prevention of child abuse.The fair runs through Sunday, Nov. 1.(WALB News Team)Security measuresSecurity measures will be in place at the fair.“We actually hire in the Sheriff’s department. We’ll have 35 Sheriff Deputies on our ground. Then, we also have our general security and our carnival security. We also have wanding at our front gate, clear bag policy, and, basically, we don’t put up with a lot of anything,” said Ralph Paustian, President of the Exchange Club Fair of Southwest Georgia.Ticket pricesTickets cost $15 for adults and for children taller than 48 inches. Tickets cost $10 for children under 48 inches. Tickets cost $5 for seniors 55 and older.Have a news tip or see an error that needs correction? Let us know. Please include the article’s headline in your message.To stay up to date on all the latest news as it develops, follow WALB on Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, and X. For more south Georgia news, download the WALB News app and add WALB as a preferred source on Google.Copyright 2026 WALB. All rights reserved.ALBANY, Ga. (WALB) — The Exchange Club Fair of Southwest Georgia began its opening ceremony Tuesday, Oct. 27. The fair runs through Sunday, Nov. 1.What the fair offersThe fair includes something for the entire family:Petting zooPizza eating contestsLine dancingGamesCar showDog showMagician showLive bandsWrestlingThis is the 76th year the Exchange Club has hosted the fair in Dougherty County.Proceeds from the fair go toward the prevention of child abuse.The fair runs through Sunday, Nov. 1.(WALB News Team)Security measuresSecurity measures will be in place at the fair.“We actually hire in the Sheriff’s department. We’ll have 35 Sheriff Deputies on our ground. Then, we also have our general security and our carnival security. We also have wanding at our front gate, clear bag policy, and, basically, we don’t put up with a lot of anything,” said Ralph Paustian, President of the Exchange Club Fair of Southwest Georgia.Ticket pricesTickets cost $15 for adults and for children taller than 48 inches. Tickets cost $10 for children under 48 inches. Tickets cost $5 for seniors 55 and older.Have a news tip or see an error that needs correction? Let us know. Please include the article’s headline in your message.To stay up to date on all the latest news as it develops, follow WALB on Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, and X. For more south Georgia news, download the WALB News app and add WALB as a preferred source on Google.

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