Dodge County Fairgrounds - Beaver Dam, WI

The Dodge County Small Animal Building Committee will be hosting the 2nd Annual Community Trivia Night on Saturday, April 6, 2013 at the Dodgeland High School. Funds raised at the trivia night will go towards finishing the Small Animal Building at the Dodge County Fairgrounds. There are several opportunities to support this great event; round sponsorship, raffle items, silent auction items and door prizes. You can even show guinea pigs at the Dodge County Fair! Here's Autumn, a 4-H member with hers! You are invited to join the fun at the Dodge County Small Animal Project Trivia Night 2013 When: Saturday, April 6, 2013 at 5pm Where: Dodgeland High School - 401 S. Western Avenue, Juneau, WI 53039 What: 10 rounds of 10 questions for your team of 8 to answer, along with other great games and prizes…All for $10 a Contestant! All proceeds will go toward the new permanent Small Animal Building at the Dodge County Fairgrounds. We would love to have you join us! Typically...

The Dodge County Small Animal Building Committee has raised the roof on a new building at the Dodge County Fairgrounds for small animal projects which includes goats, poultry and rabbits. The committee is working towards raising the last $40,000 to complete the building. There are several fundraising opportunities to help finish this great project. First is the frozen food fundraiser which starts mid February and ends March 5th. A variety of bulk pack frozen foods are available for pre-order, stock your freezer and support a great project. Print and complete the Dodge County Small Animal Frozen Food Sale form and mail to Beth Wollin, N954 Cty Rd R, Watertown, WI 53098 by March 5th. If you are unable to print or need more copies contact Sally Schoenike at 920-386-3790. Food orders must be picked up on Tuesday, March 19th (at the Fairgrounds) and must be paid in full at time of pick up by cash or check made payable to Dodge County Small Animals Project. Following the Food Sale the...

After 125 years of the Dodge County Fair, the Dodge County Fair Association, along with support from 4H Clubs and the Dodge County 4H Leaders Association, is placing aluminum can and plastic bottle recycling receptacles around the grounds. The blue bins, sponsored by the Fair Association, utilize clear plastic bags to encourage the recycling of aluminum cans and plastic bottles, as well as minimizing any trash placed in the recycling containers. Fair goers are encouraged to save their cans and bottles until they find the proper receptacle, and help our fairgrounds become greener. The recyclables will be collected by the grounds crew throughout the Dodge County Fair, August 15-19; any proceeds from the collected cans and bottles will be put back into fairgrounds improvements. The Dodge County Fair is looking to the future by encouraging recycling, and hopes that fairgoers will make this effort a success for the future of our Fair. For more information on the Dodge County ...