Fair Tickets Drop to $10 Starting at 9 AM
Perry, GA · September 2, 2026
If you have been waiting to lock in your October fair plans on a budget, keep your browser handy this morning.
The Lead
The Georgia National Fairgrounds kicks off its annual 37-hour flash sale this morning at 9:00 AM, offering $10 admission tickets online through 10:00 PM Thursday.
With standard gate admission priced significantly higher once the 37th Georgia National Fair opens next month, this annual promotion provides local families and regulars the deepest discount of the season. The fairgrounds team runs the flash promo entirely through its online ticketing portal, giving residents a quick window to secure multi-day passes before standard advance pricing takes effect.
Snagging passes before Thursday night's cutoff is an easy way to dodge opening-day ticket lines and save five dollars per entry.
Local Pulse
"Love, Dolly" Book Drive Opens at City Hall Drop off new children's books this week across designated city facilities to support local youth reading initiatives.
City Council Meets for Thursday Special Session Officials will gather for a rescheduled special meeting at the Washington Street administration building at 4:00 PM tomorrow.
Today's Outlook
- High 97°F · Low 72°F — Overcast
- Expect thick cloud cover overhead alongside heavy late-summer heat all afternoon.
What's On Around Town
Warner Robins: Veterans & Community Career Fair Georgia VECTR Center (1001 S Armed Forces Blvd), 10:00 AM–1:00 PM Meet regional employers ready to hire across public and private sectors.
Macon: The Sounds of Appalachia Museum of Arts and Sciences (4182 Forsyth Rd), 7:00–8:00 PM Learn Appalachian singing traditions and shape-note music in an interactive lecture.
Warner Robins: Community Game Night The Reverb Room, 7:00 PM Bring a favorite board game to this all-ages DIY arts space.
Spotlight & Story
- Ball & Main Scrap Metal Dragonfly
- Handcrafted by the city's vehicle maintenance team using scrap metal and discarded equipment reels, this sculpture anchors the intersection of Ball and Main Street. City welders built the piece entirely in-house, turning surplus municipal hardware into striking sidewalk art.
Perry Daily Digest — compiled from local sources as of 6 AM. For breaking updates, follow your local newsrooms.
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