You can either mail entries to: Richwood Fair, PO Box 71 Richwood, OH 43344
Or you can drop in the mail slot in door of Secretary’s Office anytime.
Make Entries in Person:
Saturday, August 12 11:00am to 4:00pm
Wednesday, August 16 11:00am to 4:00pm
Thursday, August 17 11:00am to 4:00pm
Friday, August 18 11:00am to 4:00pm
Saturday, August 19 11:00am to 4:00pm which is the Deadline.
Exhibitor Tickets are $20 and can only be purchased by an Exhibitor except Dept G Youth.
*Exhibitor tickets must be purchased if showing for premiums over $10.00 (which would be 3+ entries.)

Department B | Produce
Entry Fee: $1.00 per each category. *Any person showing for premiums over $10.00 must purchase an Exhibitor Pass. | ||||||||
Any specimens showing blight or decay will be disqualified. | ||||||||
Attach the entry tag to paper plate or item. Note how many items required per plate. | ||||||||
All must be grown this current year. | ||||||||
Best of Show ribbon awarded in each category. Any class with only one entry will be | ||||||||
combined and judged with another class. | ||||||||
Drop Off: Tuesday: Aug 29 – 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM | ||||||||
Must be in place by Tuesday, Aug 29 8:00 PM | ||||||||
Pick Up Monday, Sept 4 between 3:00 to 8:00 PM in the Fine Arts Bldg. Your Cash premium paid at that time | ||||||||
or at the Secretary’s Office, Saturday, September 9 from 9:00 AM to Noon or forfeit your premiums | ||||||||
to the Richwood Independent Fair benefiting the Fine Arts Department. | ||||||||
Premiums 1st – $5.00; 2nd – $4.00 – premiums paid by records of judge’s book. | ||||||||
Judging Wednesday, August 30 | ||||||||
Beans | 100 | Lima | Potatoes | 132 | Yukon Gold | Apples | 164 | Yellow Delicious |
101 | Blue Lake | 133 | Kennebec | 165 | Johnathan | |||
102 | Top Crop | 134 | Basket/potatoes (3 varieties /3 potatoes ea) | 166 | Any Other (must list varitey on entry tag) | |||
103 | Pole Bean any Variety | 135 | Sweet Potato | Pears | 167 | Bartlett | ||
Cabbage | 104 | Cabbage | 136 | Largest Potato judged by circumference | 168 | Any Other (must list varitey on entry tag) | ||
105 | Largest by Circumference | Squash | 137 | Straightneck | Grapes | 169 | Concord | |
Carrots | 106 | Any Orange Variety | 138 | Acorn | 170 | Any Other (must list varitey on entry tag) | ||
107 | Largest Carrot by Circumference | 139 | Crookneck | Eggs | 171 | Brown Chicken | ||
Cucumbers | 108 | Straight Eight/Burpless Hybrid | 140 | Butternut | 172 | White Chicken | ||
109 | Pickling sized up to 4 inches (5 on a plate) | 141 | Spaghetti | 173 | Duck | |||
110 | Largest Cucumber by length | 142 | Largest Zucchini judged by length | 174 | Any Other (must list type on entry tag, 3 each) | |||
111 | Smallest Cucumber by length | Melons | 143 | Any Melon | Field Corn | 175 | Field Corn (name variety 2 stalks/ wrapped or in a sack) | |
Tomatoes | 112 | Better Boy | 144 | Largest – Judged by Circumference | 176 | Ear Corn – 6 ears of any hybrid grown in 2023 | ||
113 | Roma | Watermelon | 145 | Any Watermelon | 177 | Largest ear of corn grown in 2023 | ||
114 | Any Heirloom Variety | 146 | Largest Watermelon – overall size | Soybeans | 178 | Soybeans (name variety, tie with string ) | ||
115 | Celebrity | Pumpkins | 147 | Any White | Hay | 179 | Alfalfa Hay | |
116 | Any bicolor (Mr. Stripey, Pineapple, etc.) | 148 | Jack O’ Lantern – not decorated or carved | 180 | Mixed Hay | |||
117 | Yellow variety (Lemon boy, etc.) | 149 | Any Other | Grains | 181 | Wheat | ||
118 | Red Cherry (2 branches on stem) | 150 | Largest Pumpkin – judged by weight | 182 | Oats | |||
119 | Any Cherry except Red (2 branches) | Misc | 151 | Popcorn (3 ears) | 183 | Corn grown in 2022 | ||
120 | Largest Tomato by Circumference | 152 | Indian Corn (3 ears with husk) | 184 | Soybeans grown in 2022 | |||
Onions | 121 | Yellow | 153 | Rhubarb (3 stalks) | 185 | Rye | ||
122 | Red | 154 | Red Beet (2) | Weeds | 186 | Tallest Weed | ||
123 | White | 155 | Egg Plant (1) | 187 | Flowering Weed | |||
124 | Green Bunch (plate of 5) | 156 | Large Bottle Gourd (1) | |||||
125 | Largest Onion by Circumference | 157 | Small Fancy Gourds (3) | |||||
Peppers | 126 | Red Bell | 158 | Brussell Sprouts (4) | ||||
127 | Green Bell | 159 | Freak of Nature (1 example) | |||||
128 | Hot Peppers – Yellow | 160 | Sweet Corn (3 ears) | |||||
129 | Hot Peppers – Red | 161 | Horseradish (1 root) | |||||
130 | Jalapeno | 162 | Garlic (3) | |||||
131 | Any other | 163 | Okra | |||||
Department C | Culinary
Entry Fee: $1.00 per each category EXCEPT $2.00 FOR PIES & CAKES. | ||||||||
*Any person showing for premiums over $10.00 must purchase an Exhibitor Pass. | ||||||||
NOTHING ACCEPTED AFTER 9:00 AM DAY OF JUDGING!!! STRICTLY ENFORCED! | ||||||||
All must be made from scratch; no mixes and made by exhibitor. | ||||||||
Best of Show ribbon awarded in each category. Any class with only one entry will be | ||||||||
combined and judged with another class. | ||||||||
After judging is complete, ribbons & samples of product must remain on display; | ||||||||
however the rest of the items may be picked up after 12:00 Noon. | ||||||||
Any 1st place winner of a pie or cake can only sell one item of their choice. | ||||||||
Pick Up Monday, Sept 4 between 3:00 to 8:00 PM in the Fine Arts Bldg. Your Cash premium paid at that time | ||||||||
or at the Secretary’s Office, Saturday, September 9 from 9:00 AM to Noon or forfeit your premiums | ||||||||
to the Richwood Independent Fair benefiting the Fine Arts Department. | ||||||||
Premiums 1st – $5.00; 2nd – $4.00 – except 1st place items sold at auction. | ||||||||
NO premiums on items sold at auction but will receive 50% of the bid and the fair board 50% of the bid. | ||||||||
Richwood Fair Board will not be held responsible for spoilage of items. Buyers purchase items | ||||||||
at their own risk. Every possible precaution will be taken to insure a fresh product. | ||||||||
All items must be in or on a disposable container. We are not responsible for pie pans | ||||||||
or cake plates people want back. | ||||||||
Premiums paid by records of judge’s book. | ||||||||
Judging: Saturday, Sept 2 at 9:30 AM | ||||||||
Cakes | 250 | Chocolate Layer | Cookies | 280 | Gingerbread Cookies | 310 | Mixed Vegetables | |
251 | Pound Cake, uniced | 281 | Oatmeal Cookies | 311 | Tomato Juice | |||
252 | Coffee Cake | 282 | Snickerdoodles | 312 | Grape Juice | |||
253 | Bundt Cake | 283 | Peanut Butter Cookies | 313 | Fruit Salsa | |||
254 | Any Cake Baked by a Man | 284 | Chocolate Chip Cookies | 314 | Any Pie Filling | |||
255 | German Chocolate Cake, layer | 285 | Any Cookies Baked by a Man | 315 | Maple Syrup | |||
256 | Carrot Cake Layer | 286 | Any Other Cookies – List flavor | 316 | Any Fruit Syrup | |||
257 | Hummingbird Cake | Youth | 287 | Favorite Cookies | 317 | Pickled Beans | ||
258 | Strawberry Cake | 288 | Favorite Pie | 318 | Pickle Chunks | |||
259 | Angel Food Cake uniced | 289 | Favorite Bread | 319 | Bread & Butter Pickles | |||
260 | Any Other Cake (No Cream or pudding) Specify Flavor | 290 | Favorite Cake | 320 | Sweet Pickles | |||
261 | Decorated Character Cake – Farm Animal | 291 | Favorite Fudge | 321 | Tomate Based Salsa | |||
Cupcakes | 262 | Any Cupcake (3 to a plate) Specify Flavor | 292 | Favorite Brownie | 322 | Pizza Sauce | ||
Bread | 263 | Doughnuts (3 plate) | 293 | Decorated Character Cake | 323 | Pepper Rings | ||
264 | Dinner Rolls (3 plate) | Misc | 294 | Homemade Brownie | Jellies | 324 | Apple | |
265 | Zucchini Bread | 295 | Any Flavor Fudge – list flavor | 325 | Cherry | |||
266 | Any Other Bread – list flavor | 296 | Buckeyes – 4/plate | 326 | Pepper | |||
267 | Cinnamon Rolls – Iced (3 plate) | 297 | Molded Candy 4/plate | 327 | Grape | |||
268 | Scratch Biscuits (3 plate) | 298 | Carmels 4/plate | 328 | Any Other Jelly | |||
269 | Gluten Free Bread | Canning | 299 | Peaches | Butters | 329 | Apple Butter | |
Pies | 270 | Cherry Pie | 300 | Any Meat | 330 | Peach Butter | ||
271 | Any Pie Baked by a Man | 301 | Applesauce | 331 | Any Other Butter | |||
272 | Apple – Crumb | 302 | Spaghetti Sauce | Jams | 332 | Strawberry Jam | ||
273 | Peach Pie | 303 | Tomatoes | 333 | Raspberry Jam | |||
274 | Pecan Pie | 304 | Stewed Tomatoes | 334 | Any Other Jam | |||
275 | Pumpkin Pie | 305 | Vegetable Sauce | Display | 335 | Best Display of Maple Products 3 or more | ||
276 | Rhubarb or Strawberry Rhubarb | 306 | Chili Sauce | 336 | Best Display of Honey Products 3 or more | |||
277 | Strawberry Pie | 307 | Any Soup | 337 | Gourmet Gift in a Jar with Reciple attached | |||
278 | Combination Pie – List Flavors | 308 | Green Beans | 338 | Best Display of 3 Jams, Jellies, Butter or Preserves | |||
279 | Any Other Pie – List flavor – No cream/pudding | 309 | Sauerkraut |
Department D | Antiques
DEPARTMENT D | |||||||||
Entry Fee: $1.00 per each category. *Any person showing for premiums over $10.00 must | |||||||||
purchase an Exhibitor Pass.* | |||||||||
Attach your entry tags to your item(s). | |||||||||
Best of Show ribbon awarded in each category. | |||||||||
Drop Off: Tuesday: Aug 29 – 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM | |||||||||
Pick Up Monday, Sept 4 between 3:00 to 8:00 PM in the Fine Arts Bldg. Your Cash premium paid at that time | |||||||||
or at the Secretary’s Office, Saturday, September 9 from 9:00 AM to Noon or forfeit your premiums | |||||||||
to the Richwood Independent Fair benefiting the Fine Arts Department. | |||||||||
Premiums 1st – $5.00; 2nd – $4.00 – premiums paid by records of judge’s book. | |||||||||
Judging: Thursday, September 1 at 1:00 PM Must be in place by Tuesday, Aug 29 8:00 PM | |||||||||
Note: The Richwood Fair Board or anyone working at the Fine Arts Bldg will not be responsible for any accident or damage that should occur. | |||||||||
Exhibitors bringing items to the Fair do so at their own risk. Every possible precaution will be taken to prevent | |||||||||
any damages. If you feel uncomfortable about bringing an item to the fair, please keep it at home. | |||||||||
Pottery | 400 | Ovid Jug | 425 | Wooden Butter Mold | Paper | 451 | Ohio Postcard | ||
401 | Shawnee Corn Ware | 426 | Pie Bird | 452 | Marriage Certificate | ||||
402 | Majolica | Men’s Interest | 427 | Fly Sprayer | 453 | Autograph Book | |||
403 | Beer Mug | 428 | Corn Jobber | 454 | Any Document | ||||
404 | Native American Vase | 429 | Shoe Shine Kit | 455 | Any Fair Paper | ||||
China/Porcelain | 405 | Gravy Boat | 430 | Wood Planter | 456 | Children’s Book | |||
406 | Deviled Egg Plate | 431 | Misc Hand Tool | 457 | School Report Card | ||||
407 | China Bird Figurine | 432 | Smoking Pipe | 458 | Any Presidential Memorabilia 1789-1945 | ||||
408 | Porcelain Doll Head | 433 | Shaving Mug | 459 | Any Store Catalog | ||||
409 | Occupied Japan Item | 434 | Wooden Advertising Hanger | 460 | Calendar | ||||
410 | Candlestick | Women’s Interest | 435 | Antique Purse | 461 | Any Other Item from 422 to 459 | |||
Glassware | 411 | Syrup Pitcher | 436 | Brooch | Misc | 462 | Yardstick Advertising | Metal Sign | |
412 | Heisey Glass | 437 | Necklace | 463 | Coverlet | ||||
413 | Cake Stand | 438 | Hand Muff | 464 | Bridal Portrait | ||||
414 | Ruffled Top Bowl | 439 | Charm Bracelet (no plastic) | 465 | Union County Item | Toy Tractor 1/64 size | |||
415 | Fancy Perfume Bottle | 440 | Steam Flat Iron | 466 | Land Grant or Deed | ||||
Bottles | 416 | Soda/Pop Bottle | 441 | Thimble | 467 | Carved Item | |||
417 | Drug Store Bottle | 442 | Minature Sewing Machine | 468 | Boot Jack | ||||
418 | Medicine Bottle | Children’s Items | 443 | Baby Clothing Item | 469 | Old Feed or Seed Bag | |||
419 | Barber Bottle | 444 | Wooden Sled | 470 | Doctor Office/Medical Instruments (Prior to 1950) | ||||
420 | Miik Bottle | 445 | Doll | ||||||
421 | Any Other Not listed from 400 to 420 | 446 | Marbles (up to 5 in box/bag/container) | ||||||
Kitchen/Household | 422 | Trunk or Chest | 447 | Toy Animal | |||||
423 | Potato Masher | 448 | Wooden Toy | ||||||
424 | Wooden Bowl | 449 | Child’s Chair | ||||||
450 | Jack in the Box |
Department E | Home Arts
DEPT E Home Arts | |||||
Entry Fee: $1.00 per each category. *Any person showing for premiums over $10.00 must | |||||
purchase an Exhibitor Pass.* | |||||
Factory made articles are not allowed and all must be made entirely by the exhibitor unless otherwise noted. | |||||
Any article that has won a blue ribbon in any previous Richwood Fair will be not be eligible. | |||||
Only one entry in each class by exhibitor. | |||||
Best of Show ribbon awarded in each category. Any class with only one entry will be combined and judged with another class. | |||||
Drop Off: Tuesday: Aug 29 – 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM | |||||
Pick Up Monday, Sept 4 between 3:00 to 8:00 PM in the Fine Arts Bldg. Your Cash premium paid at that time | |||||
or at the Secretary’s Office, Saturday, September 9 from 9:00 AM to Noon or forfeit your premiums to the Richwood Independent Fair benefiting the Fine Arts Dept. | |||||
Premiums 1st – $5.00; 2nd – $4.00 – premiums paid by records of judge’s book. | |||||
Judging: TBA Must be in place by Tuesday, Aug 29 8:00 PM | |||||
Knitted | 500 | Accessories (Hat, Gloves, Mittens, Scarves) | 536 | Christmas Stocking | |
501 | Baby Garment/Child Garment | 537 | Holiday Paper Craft (Card, Scrapbook page, etc) | ||
502 | Household Article | 538 | Patriotic Decorated Item | ||
503 | Any Other Knitted Item | 539 | Decorated Red Truck and/or Buffalo Plaid Item | ||
Crocheting | 504 | Accessories (Hat, Gloves, Mittens, Scarves) | Repurpose, Recycle, Reuse | 540 | Agriculture Sculpture (Shovel, Tools, Spring, Horseshoe, etc |
505 | Baby Garment/Child Garment | 541 | Barn Board Item | ||
506 | Household Article | 542 | Garden Decoration | ||
507 | Any Other Crocheted Item | 543 | Item Using Kitchen Utensils (Rolling Pin, Cheese Grater, Sifter, etc) | ||
Afghans | 508 | Any Afghan – Crochet | 544 | Wind Chimes | |
509 | Any Afghan – Knitted | 545 | Any Other Repurposed Item | ||
510 | Baby Afghan Any Design | Miscellaneous | 546 | String & Nail Art | |
511 | Any Other Afghan | 547 | Origami Art | ||
Embroidery | 512 | Hand Embroidery Item | 548 | Handiwork done by person 70 years or older | |
513 | Machine Embroidered Item | 549 | Woven Basket | ||
514 | Any Other Embroidered Item | 550 | Old Book Folding Art | ||
Counted Cross Stitch | 515 | Household Article | 551 | Cricut design on Clothing | |
516 | Picture or Wall Hanging ready to hang | 552 | Cricut design on any other item (wood, glass, etc) | ||
517 | Sampler | 553 | Gnome – Any Material | ||
518 | Any Other Item | 554 | Diamond Art | ||
Rugs | 519 | Crocheted Rug | 555 | Burlap creation | |
520 | Hand Hooked (Wool Strips) | 556 | Any Other Item | ||
521 | Any Other Rug | Quilts Made & Quilted by | 557 | Pieced Any Design | |
Floral Crafts | 522 | Any Seasonal Wreath | Exhibitor | 558 | Applique Any Design |
523 | Silk Flower Arrangement | 559 | Any Other Design | ||
524 | Any Other Floral Item | Machine Quilted using Free | 560 | Pieced Any Design | |
Sewing | 525 | Clothing Adult or Child’s | Motion or Walking Foot | 561 | Applique Any Design |
526 | Table Runner or Place Mats | 562 | Any Other Design | ||
527 | Purse, Tote or Back Pack | Commercial Quilting Machine | 563 | Any Design | |
528 | Doll Clothes on Doll | with Computerized Program | |||
529 | Pillow | ||||
530 | Costume | Other Hand or Machine | 564 | Quilted Clothing Item | |
531 | Any Other Sewn Item | Quilted Item | 565 | Quilted Wall Hanging | |
532 | Memory Item made from loved one’s | 566 | Any Other Quilted Item | ||
clothing (shirt, tie, etc) | 567 | Quilt Block | |||
Holiday Crafts Any Holiday | 533 | Holiday Decoration | 568 | Quilted Pillow | |
534 | Holiday Wreath | 569 | Baby Quilt | ||
535 | Christmas Ornament | 570 | Rag Quilt | ||
New Quilt Made by Someone else | 571 | Machine Quilted | |||
(Grandmother, Aunt, Friend) | 572 | Hand Quilted | |||
NO Antiques!!!! |
Department F | Woodworking
DEPARTMENT F | ||
Entry Fee: $1.00 per each category. *Any person showing for premiums over $10.00 must | ||
purchase an Exhibitor Pass.* | ||
Only one entry in each class by exhibitor. | ||
Best of Show ribbon awarded in each category. Any class with only one entry will be | ||
combined and judged with another class. | ||
Drop Off: Tuesday: Aug 29 – 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM | ||
Must be in place by Tuesday, Aug 29 8:00 PM | ||
Pick Up Monday, Sept 4 between 3:00 to 8:00 PM in the Fine Arts Bldg. Your Cash premium paid at that time | ||
or at the Secretary’s Office, Saturday, September 9 from 9:00 AM to Noon or forfeit your premiums | ||
to the Richwood Independent Fair benefiting the Fine Arts Department. | ||
Premimums 1st – $5.00; 2nd – $4.00 – premiums paid by records of judge’s book. | ||
Scroll Item | 600 | Any Scroll Item |
Handmade Item Only | 601 | Decoy |
602 | Any Hand Carved or Whittled Item | |
603 | Any Other Handmade Item | |
Kit Only | 604 | Any Item Made Using a Kit |
Furniture Handmade Only | 605 | Any Furniture made from scratch |
Toys | 606 | Any Toy Item |
Metal Working | 607 | Any Metal Project |
Miscellaneous | 608 | Lawn & Garden Ornament – Wood or Metal |
609 | Lathe – Wood | |
610 | Bird House or Bird Feeder | |
611 | Walking Stick/Cane | |
612 | Any 3D Printer Nylon or Plastic | |
613 | Any Welded Item | |
Taking Entries in Person | ||
Saturday, August 12 11:00 – 4:00 | ||
Wednesday, August 16 11:00 – 4:00 | ||
Thursday, August 17 11:00 – 4:00 | ||
Friday, August 18 11:00 – 4:00 | ||
Saturday, August 19 11:00 – 4:00 PM Deadline!!!!!! | ||
Pick Up Begins Saturday, August 26 or anytime | ||
prior to the fair or on Tuesday, August 29 when you | ||
bring your entries in | ||
Department G | Youth
DEPARTMENT G | |||||
Entry Fee: $1.00 per each category. | |||||
YOUTH DEPT DO NOT NEED TO PURCHASE AN EXHIBITOR PASS TO EXHIBIT IN THIS DEPT ONLY. | |||||
Only one entry in each class MADE BY THE EXHIBITOR!! | |||||
Best of Show ribbon awarded in each category. All participants will be awarded a ribbon. | |||||
Drop Off: Tuesday: Aug 29 – 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM | |||||
Must be in place by Tuesday, Aug 29 8:00 PM | |||||
Pick Up Monday, Sept 4 between 3:00 to 8:00 PM in the Fine Arts Bldg. Your Cash premium paid at that time | |||||
or at the Secretary’s Office, Saturday, September 9 from 9:00 AM to Noon or forfeit your premiums | |||||
to the Richwood Independent Fair benefiting the Fine Arts Department. | |||||
Premiums 1st – $5.00; 2nd – $4.00 – premiums paid by records of judge’s book. | |||||
3 & 4 Years | 700 | 12 inch or less Lego Display – no kit | 725 | 12 inch or less Lego Display – no kit | |
701 | Paper Plate Art | 726 | Decorate a Letter use any media | ||
702 | Make Something from Cotton Balls | 727 | Create a Paper Flower Bouquet | ||
703 | Make Something from Coffee Filters | 728 | Paint a Rock | ||
704 | Finger Paint | 729 | Any School Art Project | ||
705 | Make Something with Drinking Straws | 730 | Make something from a Whole Roll of Toilet Paper | ||
706 | Make Paper Bag Puppet | 731 | Paper Pizza | ||
707 | Rainbow Picture made with Anything | 9 & 10 Years | 732 | Decorate a T Shirt | |
708 | Colored crayon picture from coloring book | 733 | Valentine Box | ||
709 | Googly eye creation | 734 | Draw a Fair Picture | ||
5 & 6 Years | 710 | 12 inch or less Lego Display – no kit | 735 | 12 inch or less Lego Display – no kit | |
711 | Make a Picture Frame | 736 | Decorate a Pair of Flip Flops | ||
712 | Decorate a T Shirt | 737 | North Union Craft | ||
713 | Egg Carton Art | 738 | Nature Craft | ||
714 | Drawing of Mom or Dad | 739 | Decorate a Mask | ||
715 | Create a Painting Using a Fork | 740 | Any School Art Project | ||
716 | Create a Craft Using Popcorn | 741 | Create a Wind Sock | ||
717 | Hand and Foot Art | 11 & 12 Years | 742 | Hand Made Jewelry | |
718 | Perler Fusable Bead Craft | 743 | Create an Idea from Pinterest | ||
719 | Any School Art Project | 744 | Decorate a Mason Jar | ||
720 | Valentine Box | 745 | Your Choice of Art/Craft | ||
7 & 8 Years | 721 | Wooden Spoon Character | 746 | 12 inch or less Lego Display – no kit | |
722 | Paint a Picture | 747 | 3D Printer Project | ||
723 | Valentine Box | 748 | Any School Art Project | ||
724 | Make a Christmas Ornament | 749 | Sports Theme Decoration |
Department H | Art
DEPARTMENT H | |||||
Entry Fee: $1.00 per each category. | |||||
Only one entry in each class by exhibitor. | |||||
Best of Show ribbon awarded in each category. | |||||
Drop Off: Tuesday: Aug 29 – 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM | |||||
Must be in place by Tuesday, Aug 29 8:00 PM | |||||
Pick Up Monday, Sept 5 between 3:00 to 8:00 PM in the Fine Arts Bldg. Your Cash premium paid at that time | |||||
or at the Secretary’s Office, Saturday, September 9 from 9:00 AM to Noon or forfeit your premiums | |||||
to the Richwood Independent Fair benefiting the Fine Arts Department. | |||||
Premiums 1st – $5.00; 2nd – $4.00 – premiums paid by records of judge’s book. | |||||
Rules: | |||||
1. Paintings must be framed with sturdy hanger or on a stretched canvas with sturdy hanger. | |||||
2. Wet paint is not allowed. | |||||
3. Cardboard frames will not be accepted in the Adult Division. | |||||
4. Watercolor, ink and pencil drawings must be framed under glass. | |||||
5. No number paintings in this department. | |||||
6. Paintings on wood, tole, slate, metal need not be framed but must have sturdy hanger. | |||||
7. No Nudes | |||||
8. Name of artist must be covered. | |||||
9. If painting has won a blue ribbon, it cannot be entered again. | |||||
10. A Best of Show will be chosen in each category. A Best of Show | |||||
over all will be chosen from all the Best of Shows. | |||||
11. Amateurs only | |||||
Oil or Acrylic | 800 | Adult | |||
801 | High School Student | ||||
802 | Middle School Student | ||||
Aqua Media | 803 | Adult | |||
(Watercolor, Gouache | 804 | High School Student | |||
Alcohol Inks) | 805 | Middle School Student | |||
Drawings | 806 | Adult | |||
807 | High School Student | ||||
808 | Middle School Student | ||||
Mixed Media | 809 | Adult | |||
810 | High School Student | ||||
811 | Middle School Student | ||||
Sculpture | 812 | Adult | |||
813 | High School Student | ||||
814 | Middle School Student | ||||
Ceramic/Pottery | 815 | Adult | |||
816 | High School Student | ||||
817 | Middle School Student | ||||
Jewelry | 818 | Adult | |||
819 | High School Student | ||||
820 | Middle School Student | ||||
Stained Glass | 821 | Adult | |||
822 | High School Student | ||||
823 | Middle School Student |
Department I | Snapshots
DEPARTMENT I | |||||
Entry Fee: $1.00 per each category. *Any person showing for premiums over $10.00 must | |||||
purchase an Exhibitor Pass.* | |||||
Only one entry in each class by exhibitor. | |||||
Best of Show ribbon awarded in each category. | |||||
Drop Off: Tuesday: Aug 29 – 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM | |||||
Must be in place by Tuesday, Aug 29 8:00 PM | |||||
Pick Up Monday, Sept 5 between 3:00 to 8:00 PM in the Fine Arts Bldg. Your Cash premium paid at that time | |||||
or at the Secretary’s Office, Saturday, September 9 from 9:00 AM to Noon or forfeit your premiums | |||||
to the Richwood Independent Fair benefiting the Fine Arts Department. | |||||
Premiums 1st – $5.00; 2nd – $4.00 – premiums paid by records of judge’s book. | |||||
Rules: | |||||
1 No Nudes | |||||
2. Must be mounted on white cardboard with border NO bigger than 1 inch on all sides. | |||||
3. Regular printed snapshots (not larger than 4X6) | |||||
4. If a snapshot has won a blue ribbon at the fair, it cannot be shown again. | |||||
5. No professional mats – they are too thick. | |||||
6. Photos must be entered under the person’s name who took the shot. | |||||
7 Entry will be judged by what fits the category, then photo quality, color, clarity and exposure. | |||||
Children Taken by 12 & under | 900 | My Best Friend | 926 | My Best Friend | |
901 | My Pet – Any Animal | 927 | Wedding | ||
902 | Flowers | 928 | Selfie | ||
903 | Selfie | 929 | Series of 3 Pictures in a Sequence | ||
904 | Patriotic | 930 | Father/Son | ||
905 | Farming, Farm Life | 931 | Mother/Daughter | ||
906 | My Family | 932 | Happiness Is……… | ||
Outdoor Snapshots | 907 | Sunrise/Sunset | 933 | “Cat”strophe | |
908 | Winter Scene | 934 | “Dog” Gone It | ||
909 | Old Barns/Old Machinery | 935 | Purple Picture with Purple Theme | ||
910 | Wildlife | 936 | Newborn | ||
911 | Flowers | Enlarged Amateur | 937 | Weather Related | |
912 | Making a Splash (water) | Not Over 8 X10 | 938 | Vacation Time | |
913 | Historical Site | 939 | Family Get-Together | ||
914 | Fishing/Hunting | 940 | Take Me Out to the Ballgame (any type of sports) | ||
915 | Butterfly | 941 | Ask Me About My Grandchild(ren) | ||
Black & White Snapshots | 916 | Scenic (Landscapes, Waterscapes) | 942 | Farming, Farm Life | |
917 | People | 943 | Historical Site | ||
918 | Farming, Farm Life | Miscellaneous | 944 | Trail Cam | |
919 | Nature Photo | 945 | Panoramic View | ||
920 | Flowers | 946 | Digital Enhanced | ||
921 | Any Black & White | 947 | Face Swap | ||
Color Snapshots | 922 | Good Night Sleep Tight | 948 | Underwater Photo | |
923 | Summertime Memories | 949 | Reflection Photo | ||
924 | At the Fair | ||||
925 | Buckeye Fans |
Department J | Flowers
DEPARTMENT J 2023 FLOWER SHOW
- 1) The flower show will be held on Wednesday, August 30, 2023. ENTRY FORMS AND FEES MUST BE ENTERED AT THE OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY BY 6:00 PM, SUNDAY, AUGUST 27, 2023.
- 2) The show is open to amateur gardeners only, commercial gardeners are prohibited.
- 3) Fee will be $1.00 per entry.
- 4) All entries must be in place by 12:00 PM on Wednesday, August 30, 2023. Late entries will not be accepted. Judgingwill start at 1:00 PM.
- 5) All entries must remain until 3:00 PM on Monday, September 4, 2023. The show committee will decide when anexhibit becomes unsightly and will remove the specimen.
- 6) All exhibits will be judged by a person accredited by the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs (OAGC) and follow OAGCrules for exhibiting. Per general Richwood Fair rules, no person shall interfere with the judge or awarding
committee. The decision of the judge(s) is final
- 7) Management assumes no responsibility for loss, damage, or accidents.
HORTICULTURE DIVISION RULES:
- 1) An exhibitor may enter no more than 2 entries in any class, providing each is a different color/named variety.
- 2) Specimens MUST HAVE BEEN GROWN BY THE EXHIBITOR for at least 3 months.
- 3) Potted plants must be exhibited in the container in which it was grown. Unless stated otherwise, each pot exhibitedmust contain only one plant. Unless specified in a particular class, potted plant contain must be 14 inches (measured
inside the edges of the container) or less.
- 4) For cut specimens, unless otherwise noted, exhibitors must furnish their own clear glass container (typically a vase)with water, size suitable for the exhibit.
- 5) Fern stands will be provided for class 108 and 109 if needed.
- 6) Class 124 will be hung outside at the front entrance to the building.
- 7) All horticultural specimens should have a variety (botanical/common) name written on the front of the entry tag, ifpossible. Lack of a name will not bar the specimen; however, it may affect the award placement. Entries with
multiple plants should list all plants on the entry tag or separate 3×5 card.
- 8) Exhibit must contain the number of blooms, sprays or stems specified in the schedule.
- 9) In classes calling for several blooms, select flowers in uniform size and color.
- 10) Entries must be exhibited in a class specified for the species before selecting “any other” class.
- 11) Entries not conforming to the schedule will be disqualified.
- 12) Any specimen showing signs of disease or pest infestation will be removed from the show.
- 13) The staging committee reserves the right to combine, subdivide or delete a class, if necessary.
ARTISTIC DIVISION RULES:
- 1) Each exhibitor is allowed only one entry in each class, and it must be the work of that exhibitor.
- 2) Each exhibit will be given a 30-inch wide space for classes 128-135. Placement of a background for these classes is atthe discretion of the exhibitor.
- 3) Designers are categorized into two levels, Experienced and Novice. Experienced Designers are those whoconsistently win blue ribbons in flower shows, is an OAGC Accredited Judge, or professionally trained floral designer. Novice Designers are those who are beginners or amateurs with little to no training or experience in flower shows. Each exhibitor determines their own level of ability. Novice Designers may enter any class in Section 10 and 11. Experienced Designers can only enter classes in Section 10.
- 4) Plant material for artistic designs may be secured from any source.
- 5) Painted or artificially colored fresh plant material is not permitted.
- 6) Accessories, mats, backgrounds, dried or painted dried materials may be used in all classes, unless otherwisespecified.
- 7) Artificial plant material is not permitted in any class, unless otherwise specified.
PREMIUMS TO BE PAID AS FOLLOWS: FOR SPECIMENS
1ST – $3.00 2ND – $2.00
FOR ARRANGEMENTS:
1ST – $4.00 2ND – $3.00
SPECIAL AWARDS:
3RD – $1.00 3RD – $2.00
Best of Show – Roses
Best of Show – Gladiolus
Best of Show – Annuals
Best of Show – Everlasting
Best of Show – Sunflowers
Best of Show – Biennials/Perennials
Best of Show – Hosta
Best of Show – Herbs
Best of Show – Potted Plants
Best of Show – Artistic, Experienced
Best of Show – Artistic, Novice
Judge’s Award of Distinction (one each for horticulture and designs) Sweepstakes
HORTICULTURE DIVISION SECTION 1 – ROSES
- Hybrid Tea, any variety, any color, one bloom, disbudded with foliage attached
- Hybrid Tea, full-blown rose, one bloom, disbudded with foliage attached
- Floribunda or Polyantha Rose, any variety, one spray, not disbudded with foliage attached
- Grandiflora Rose, any variety, naturally grown, foliage attached
- Shrub Rose, any variety, one spray, not disbudded, with foliage attached
- Miniature Rose, any variety, one bloom, disbudded, with foliage attached
- Miniature Rose, any variety, one spray, not disbudded with foliage attached
SECTION 2 – GLADIOLUS
- Orange or salmon, one spike
- Red, pink or rose, one spike
- Lavender or violet, one spike
- Smokies, tan or brown, one spike
- White or cream, one spike
- Yellow or green, one spike
- Miniature, any color, one spike
- Collection of three, any variety, any size
SECTION 3 – ANNUALS
- Dahlia, any variety over 8”, one bloom, disbudded
- Dahlia, any variety 4” to 8”, one bloom, disbudded
- Dahlia, any variety, miniature 2” to under 4”, one bloom, disbudded
- Dahlia, any variety, pompons under 2”, 3 blooms, disbudded
- Gerbera Daisy, one bloom, any color or variety
- Lantana, one spray, any variety
- Marigold, carnation flowered, orange, one bloom disbudded
- Marigold, carnation flowered, yellow, one bloom disbudded
- Marigold, petite type, orange or orange blend, one spray, not disbudded
- Marigold, petite type, yellow or yellow blend, one spray, not disbudded
- Marigold, single petals, one spray, not disbudded
- Zinnia, dahlia flowered, red, one bloom, disbudded, foliage attached
- Zinnia, dahlia flowered, pink, one bloom, disbudded, foliage attached
- Zinnia, dahlia flowered, yellow, one bloom, disbudded, foliage attached
- Zinnia, dahlia flowered, orange, one bloom, disbudded, foliage attached
- Zinnia, dahlia flowered, purple, one bloom, disbudded, foliage attached
- Zinnia, cactus flowered, any color, one bloom, disbudded, foliage attached
- Zinnia, any other, any color, one bloom, disbudded, foliage attached
- Dwarf Zinnia, one bloom, disbudded, foliage attached
- Dwarf Zinnia, 3 blooms, disbudded, foliage attached
- Introduction of any new 2023 flower, one bloom, spray, or stem
- Any other round form annual not listed above, one bloom, disbudded, foliage attached
- Any spike form annual not listed above, one spike, foliage attached
- Any other spray form annual not listed above, one spray, not disbudded, foliage attached
- Caladium, any variety, one stem
- Freak of nature, any variety, one bloom, spray or stem
SECTION 4 – EVERLASTING
- Celosia, cockscomb, crested, red or red velvet, one stem, disbudded
- Celosia, cockscomb, crested, any other color, one stem, disbudded
- Celosia, plumed, shades of red, one spray, disbudded only below the rim of the container
- Celosia, plumed, any other color, one spray, disbudded only below the rim of the container
- Statice, shades of blue, one spray, disbudded, foliage attached
- Statice, shades of purple, one spray, disbudded, foliage attached
- Statice, shades of pink, one spray, disbudded, foliage attached
- Statice, shades of yellow, one spray, disbudded, foliage attached
- Statice, white, one spray, disbudded, foliage attached
- Gomphrena, purple, one stem, foliage attached
- Gomphrena, pink, one stem, foliage attached
- Gomphrena, white, one stem, foliage attached
- Gomphrena, any other color, one stem, foliage attached
- Straw flower, shade of red, one stem, foliage attached
- Straw flower, shade of yellow, one stem, foliage attached
- Straw flower, shade of orange, one stem, foliage attached
- Straw flower, shade of white, one stem, foliage attached
- Any other flower grown for drying, one stem, spike or spray, foliage attached
SECTION 5 – SUNFLOWERS
- Sunflower seed head over 6” on a white paper plate, without petals, disc florets removed
- Fresh cut in water, shades of red, one stem
- Fresh cut in water, shades of bronze, one stem
- Fresh cut in water, shades of orange, one stem
- Fresh cut in water, shades of yellow, one stem
- Fresh cut in water, shades of white, one stem
SECTION 6 – BIENNIALS OR PERENNIALS
- Delphinium, one spike, foliage attached
- Dianthus, one bloom, disbudded, foliage attached
- Echinacea, one bloom, disbudded, foliage attached
- Liatris, one spike, disbudded, foliage attached
- Mum, one spray, not disbudded
- Sedum in bloom, one spray, any color or variety, foliage attached
- Rudbeckia, 3 blooms of same variety, disbudded, foliage attached
- Rudbeckia, single stem, any variety, foliage attached
- Shasta Daisy, one bloom, disbudded, foliage attached
- Any round form perennial or biennial, one bloom, disbudded, foliage attached
- Any spray form perennial or biennial, one spray, not disbudded, foliage attached
- Any spike form perennial or biennial, one spike, foliage attached
- Shrub, flowering, one stem
- Shrub, foliage only, one stem
- Shrub, with berries, one stem
- Ornamental grass, any named variety, one stem not to exceed 36”
SECTION 7 – HOSTAS
- Hosta, blue variety, one leaf
- Hosta, yellow to gold variety, one leaf
- Hosta, green variety, one leaf
- Hosta, yellow center variety, one leaf
- Hosta, white center variety, one leaf
- Hosta, cream to gold margin variety, one leaf
- Hosta, white margin variety, one leaf
- Miniature Hosta (plant is less than 6”), any color, any variety, one leaf
- Hosta, giant leave variety, one leaf
SECTION 8 – HERBS
- Potted scented geranium, any variety, one plant
- Potted herb, any variety, single plant
- Potted herbs, multiple plants of different varieties
- Dill, one stem
- Lavender, one stem
- Mint, one stem
- Parsley, one stem
- Sage, one stem
- Rosemary, one stem
- Thyme, one stem
- Basil, one stem
- Marjoram, one stem
- Oregano, one stem
- Cilantro, one stem
- Any other annual herb variety not listed above, one stem
- Any other perennial herb variety not listed above, one stem
- Dried herb, one stem, any variety, in a clear glass container without water
SECTION 9 – POTTED PLANTS
- Boston Fern
- Fern, any other type (must be a true fern)
- Cactus, may have single or multiple plants of the same named variety
- Cactus planter, must have more than one plant, must have different varieties
- Succulent, may have single or multiple plants of the same named variety
- Succulent planter, must have more than one plant, must have different varieties
- Tuberous root begonia
- Any other begonia
- Geranium, may have single or multiple plants of the same variety
- Geranium, fancy leafed, may have single or multiple plants of the same variety
- Geranium planter, must have more than one plant, must be different varieties
- Coleus, may have single or multiple plants of the same variety
- Coleus planter, must have more than one plant, must be different varieties
- Any flowering plant not listed above, same variety, may have more than one plant
- Any foliage plant not listed above, same variety, may have more than one plant
- Potted vegetable, any variety, may have more than one plant
- Hanging basket, any variety, may have more than one plant
- Terrarium, may contain multiple plants, accessories are permitted, artificial plant material prohibited
- Miniature garden, container not to exceed 24 inches wide, may have more than one plant, accessoriesare permitted, artificial plant material prohibited
- Fairy garden, container not to exceed 24 inches wide, must have at least one fairy figurine displayed,may have more than one plant, other accessories are permitted, artificial plant material prohibited
ARTISTIC DIVISION – THEME: Ohio Birds
If an exhibitor has questions about how to create a specific type of design, contact Jan Moody (call or text 740- 361-3293) or visit www.oagc.org.
SECTION 10 – EXPERIENCED OR NOVICE DESIGNERS
- Bald Eagle – Eclectic Design (a creative concept of borrowing from different styles of designs and combining these features into a new identity; gives designers freedom to do as they choose)
- Yellow Finch – Motorized Design (an abstract kinetic three-dimensional design with a device to give artificial movement to part(s) or the entire design)
- Trumpeter Swan – Crescent line design (an incomplete circle that resembles a waning moon)
- Downy Woodpecker – Construction Design featuring wood (an abstract three-dimensional creativedesign using one type of material to stress geometric shapes and space)
- Heron – Tubular Design (a three dimensional creative design featuring dominant cylindrical forms;cylinders may be natural, plastic, metal, cardboard, etc.)
SECTION 11 – NOVICE DESIGNERS
133. Cardinal – a traditional mass design in a red container, no dried or painted dried material
134. Peacock– a traditional vertical design, no dried or painted dried material
135. Robin – a round mound design, no dried or painted dried material
136. Hummingbird – a miniature design not to exceed 5 inches in any direction; may use any design type
Pallet Contest
The Contest this year is
1. Anything made with one (1) Pallet
2. Must be able to be Outside
“Anything Goes”
So get busy creating! The winners will be determined by
fairgoers voting in the Secretary’s Office 1st Place $50 2nd Place $30 $3rd Place $20 Sponsored by Lynne Ledley, Fair Secretary