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About George County Fairgrounds
George County Fairgrounds is a versatile 17-acre venue in Lucedale, Mississippi, hosting a wide range of community events throughout the year. With facilities including the Jaycees Building, a paved Mid-way, and a Multi-Purpose Building, this venue is built to handle fairs, rodeos, circuses, and regional gatherings. Whether you’re attending the annual George County Fair or a special event like a three-ring circus or live wrestling, we’ve got you covered with essential details to secure your seats and plan your visit.
Parking at the George County Fairgrounds is free for events. While there isn’t a published seating chart for all events, third-party sites often provide event-specific interactive seating views for particular shows. Transit options in the Lucedale area are limited, so plan ahead. We’ve highlighted nearby hotels and dining partners to help you book stays and meals conveniently after a day of entertainment.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 9162 Old Hwy 63 South, Lucedale, MS 39452.
- Venue type: 17-acre county fairgrounds / multi-use facility.
- Components: Jaycees Building, paved Mid-way, and Multi-Purpose Building.
- Notable events hosted: George County Fair (annual), rodeos, 4-H events/shows, a three-ring circus, live semi-pro wrestling, and the Gingham Tree Arts & Craft Festival.
- Attendance: the George County Fair draws around 20,000 attendees.
- Parking: Free parking is listed for events.
- Seating chart: No official venue seating chart is published; third-party sites offer event-specific interactive seating charts (e.g., for circus events).
- Transit: No dedicated public transit information; Lucedale area has limited transit options.
- Nearby hotels: Holiday Inn Express & Suites Lucedale (1287 Beaver Dam Road, Lucedale, MS 39452).
- Renamed/demolished: No evidence of demolition or renaming; venue appears to continue as George County Fairgrounds.