SAVE THE DATE: NRA at the Stark County Fair, September 1st–7th

 

NRA-ILA Grassroots

David --

SAVE THE DATE and connect with your Ohio NRA-ILA FrontLines Activist Leader (FAL) at this year’s 177th Anniversary Stark County Fair! The Fair will be held—fittingly, and per usual—at the Stark County Fairgrounds, from Tuesday, September 1st through Monday, September 7th. Make no mistake, this is one Fair you do not want to miss!

Drop by and find out how you can get involved in protecting and promoting the Second Amendment in Northeast Ohio! Enjoy complimentary NRA gear and crucial information, plus learn about volunteer opportunities with your Ohio NRA-ILA Grassroots Team. Special NRA Membership discounts for those who want to join or extend their memberships will be available. 2026 will be a massive year, and Northeast Ohio will be ground zero—we need your help and support!

And remember, you will be doing these things at the Stark County Fair, a family-friendly community event with something for everyone. If you do not know about the activities and entertainment they have planned, please be sure to visit their website for more information on the Fair’s hours, events, and activities!

Please RSVP below to let us know that you plan on attending the Fair:

When:
Tuesday, September 1st – September Monday, 7th

Gate opens 8:00am daily. Gate closes 9:30pm Tuesday – Sunday.
Gate closes Monday at 6:00pm

Fair closes Tuesday – Sunday at 10:00pm. Fair closes Monday 7:00pm

Where:
Stark County Fairgrounds
305 Wertz Avenue NW
Canton, Ohio 44708

For information on fair tickets and concert tickets, click here.

If you cannot attend this event but want to join the NRA-ILA team for other opportunities to defend the Second Amendment, please contact me at David@nrailafrontlines.com or (703) 708-4664.

In Liberty,

David Conte
Senior Grassroots Field Coordinator, Ohio
NRA-ILA Grassroots Programs & Campaign Field Operations
703-708-4664 | david@nrailafrontlines.com
https://www.nrailafrontlines.com/

NRA-ILA Grassroots · 11250 Waples Mill Rd, Fairfax, VA 22030, United States
This email was sent to dcodrea@hotmail.com. 

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