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Thursdays on the Triangle – October every other week from 4-7pm featuring local foods, produce, and arts and craft vendors
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Perry County KY Farmers Market - Open June - October - Thursday 4-7pm & Saturday mornings 8am-noon (or until sold out) at the Framer's Market Pavilion, 200 Main Street, beside the Hazard Police Dept. Follow their Facebook page for more details.
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Perry County Fair - Yearly - Third weekend in June
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Cruizin' on Main - Second Saturday of the month @ 2pm
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Summer in the Park at Bobby Davis Park 4th Saturday in June yearly
Independence Day Fish Fry and Fireworks - Monday July 4th
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North Fork Music Festival - July 28 & 29 2023
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ANNUAL JEEP RIDE w/Trail Hazards Jeep Club - July 29, 2023
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Five Alarm Festival, Downtown - August 26, 2023
Black Gold Festival - September 14-15-16. 2023
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North Fork Oktoberfest - October 6, 2023
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Battle of Leatherwood - Cornettsville - Yearly - 4th weekend of October
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Christmas at the Cabin - December 2&3 . 2023
Art of the Mountains sponsors this event for members to sell their creations. Held at the Perry County Senior Citizens Center, Perry County Park.
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MORE info about area special events, dates and times all year long, visit hazardhappenings.com
EVENTS
Black Gold Festival
September
14, 15& 16 2023
Annually,
third Thur.-Sat.
in September
Christmas in a Small Town
Christmas Parade
Artificial Ice Rink
Inflatable Slides and Snow Globe
Parade of Lights Competition
Christmas Classic Theatre
Local Vendors with Crafts, Food, and Warm Drinks
Battle of Leatherwood
Re-enactment
This annual reenactment of the Civil War battle fought over the Brashear Salt works on October 19, 1862. Reenactment takes place annually the fourth weekend in October at the field beside the Cornettsville Fire Department. Includes a reconstructed community.
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H & H Horse Show
Scheduled the third Saturday in June, at the Perry County Park Horse Ring, during the Perry County Fair, they strive to promote Racking, Pleasure and Standardbred Speed Horses. Focusing on the youth and future riders opens the show to new ideas and different breeds. Contact Todd Hurt (606) 233-1401 or Michelle Hurt (606) 233-5945