2026 Marshfield Fair: Dates, Tickets, Rides, Concerts & Full Schedule

Marshfield, Mass. — 2026 Marshfield Fair Returns August 21 With 10 Days of Rides, Music and Family Entertainment

The Marshfield Fair is getting ready to return for another 10-day run this summer, bringing carnival rides, live music, agricultural exhibits, demolition derbies, truck and tractor pulls, family attractions and plenty of traditional fair food to Marshfield.

The 2026 fair is scheduled for Friday, August 21, through Sunday, August 30, at the Marshfield Fairgrounds. Gates are scheduled to be open from noon until 10 p.m. each day, giving visitors plenty of time to enjoy the midway and other attractions.

General admission is $15, while children ages 6 and younger are admitted free. Advance admission tickets are available for $12. Parking is available for $10 at Gate E.

For families planning to spend a full day at the fair, the Megapass is another option. Advance Megapasses are $45, increasing to $60 beginning August 21. The pass includes fair admission and unlimited mechanical rides for one day. Some attractions, including bumper cars, the rock wall, bungee jumping and mechanical bull, are not included.

A Full Schedule of Live Entertainment

Music and live entertainment will be featured throughout the 10-day event.

Opening day on August 21 includes That 80’s Band and the Birch Swart Band, along with a demolition derby scheduled for 6:45 p.m.

Saturday, August 22, will feature a blues-focused lineup that includes Dawn Tyler Watson and Rick Estrin & the Nightcats, along with truck pulling at 2 and 6 p.m.

Sunday’s entertainment includes the Boston Soul Revue, Damon Fowler, the Joey Delgado Band featuring Jade Bennett-Mateo and the Chris Cain Band. Truck pulling is also scheduled twice during the day.

The fair continues Monday with That 70’s Band and Disco Dream, plus a Figure 8 Demolition Derby at 6:45 p.m.

Tuesday is Senior Day, with free admission for visitors age 62 and older. Wednesday is dedicated to 4-H and agricultural awareness, with motocross among the day’s featured attractions.

Thursday, August 27, is Children’s Day, when children ages 12 and younger will be admitted free. The day will also include horse pulling and a demolition derby.

The final weekend brings more live music, demolition derbies and country entertainment. Saturday, August 29, is Country Weekend, featuring Timmy Brown, Overserved Again and Whiskey Glasses, a Morgan Wallen tribute act.

The fair’s final day, Sunday, August 30, includes an antique truck and tractor show, tractor pulling and live entertainment from The 905 South and Alec MacGillivray.

Rides, Animals and More

The midway will once again be operated by Fiesta Shows, offering mechanical rides, children’s rides and carnival games.

There are also attractions for visitors who aren’t interested in riding the midway. The fair features the Pine Meadows Farm Children’s Zoo, agricultural displays, horticulture exhibits, photography, arts and crafts, quilting, giant pumpkins, beekeeping and other exhibits celebrating agriculture and traditional skills.

Visitors can also check out the blacksmith shop, model railroad, glass blowing, butterfly exhibit, chainsaw carving and the Marshfield Fair Museum.

Several special ride promotions are planned during the fair, including discounted wristbands and children’s ride discounts on Children’s Day.

Special Admission Days

Several days offer opportunities for visitors to save on admission.

August 21 and August 28 are Marshfield Resident Days, with discounted admission available during specified hours for residents who provide proof of residency.

August 25 is Senior Day, with free admission for those 62 and older.

August 27 is Children’s Day, with free admission for children 12 and younger.

On August 30, veterans and active-duty military members can receive free admission with identification.

With rides, live music, motorsports, animals, agricultural exhibits and family activities spread across 10 days, the 2026 Marshfield Fair offers something considerably broader than a traditional carnival midway.

The fair is scheduled to run August 21 through August 30, 2026, with the gates open daily from noon to 10 p.m. Visitors should check the fair’s official schedule before attending because individual performances, attractions and times can change.