The Lucketts Fair is a long standing tradition where we invite the public to come and experience the best our community has to offer. Our community is proud to provide this opportunity and many families, friends, neighbors, local businesses and non-profit organizations take part in the event. We all look forward to welcoming fair attendees and providing an entertaining experience, as well as enjoying the fair ourselves.

While the Fair is all about having fun in our country atmosphere, the Lucketts Fair also helps raise much needed funds for the Lucketts Community Center Advisory Board and our community as a whole.

The Lucketts Community Center Advisory Board is a volunteer community service organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for all members of the Lucketts community by providing resources to facilitate recreational, educational, cultural and charitable services and opportunities.

The Advisory Board actively works to preserve the Old Lucketts School building, which now serves as the Lucketts Community Center, our “Town Center.” The historic building and surrounding grounds are in constant need of attention and improvement to support the activities of our thriving community. Over the last two decades, the LCCAB has been able to upgrade the building’s electrical system, renovate the stage for musical performances, build playgrounds and ball fields, acquire land for expansion, and support programs that serve the recreational interests of our community. The Advisory Board also uses its resources to meet broader community needs by funding preschool and daycare scholarships and making donations to local organizations.

The Advisory Board also funds and administers the popular Lucketts Bluegrass Series. This program attracts a diverse crowd of visitors to the Lucketts area every Saturday in October through May and helps to preserve this art form.

The Advisory Board is planning to use a portion of 2005 Fair proceeds for the renovation of the Community Center kitchen, development of additional educational and art programs, and for the future acquisition of additional park land and facilities to meet the needs of our rapidly growing community.