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Events

Taylor has plenty to do and see for all ages! Listed below are some of the more popular events that happen throughout the year in and around Taylor. Visit our Calendar of Events for

dates, location, and other events.

Loup County 'World's' Fair

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The Loup County Fair, fondly referred to by locals as the 'World's Fair', is held the 2nd week-end in August. The small village of Taylor swells in size and becomes the hub of activity for the 5 day event. The youth of the county show off their 4-H projects including arts and crafts, foods, displays, and animal exhibits. Citizens proudly show off photography, art, produce, and other items. Many family activities are planned throughout the weekend ie. turtle and duck races, cakewalks, hay scramble, ping pong ball drop, kiddie parade, and more! The Fair is wrapped up by one of the biggest and best community parades in the area on Saturday night followed by entertainment that is free for all. Come and see why Taylor triples its population during the 'World's Fair'! To see a detailed schedule of all the events during the 'World's Fair' please visit

    loupcountyworldsfair.org

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Taylor Jr. Rodeo

Taylor Junior Rodeo Taylor, NE

The Taylor Junior Rodeo is located 1 mile north of Taylor on Highway 183. Come and see one of the state's best Jr. Rodeos held the 2nd Saturday in August during the Loup County Fair! For more information contact Kayla Cone at 308-214-1468 or John Schroder at 308-214-0669.

Junk Jaunt

Junk Jaunt Taylor, NE

The annual Junk Jaunt travels through Loup County every September and offers numerous stops for those searching for antiques, primitives, 'stuff', and other 'treasures'. For more information check out

Family Fall Fun Night

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Enjoy a night out with family and friends on the 2nd Saturday in October. Food, games, wagon rides, and fun in the Taylor Park and Community Center.

Annual Pumpkin Carving

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The Annual Pumpkin Carving is hosted by the Nebraska Game & Parks and is held each year at the Homestead Knolls Campground at the Calamus Reservoir. It is usually the 3rd weekend in October. Bring your tent or camper and join the fun! Check the calendar at Nebraska Game & Parks for more information.

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