The Shelburne County Exhibition was started in 1876 in Ohio, Shelburne County by a group of farmers. It has operated every year since then, with the exception of a few years during the Second World War. Moving to it's current venue in the 1920's, the Shelburne County Exhibition has maintained it's original goal of being a small hands-on exhibition, and this has garnered the event a great deal of respect.  
 
The Shelburne County Exhibition offers something for everyone. Held the the first week of August the exhibition includes 4H activities, Ox-hauls, ATV pulls, Truck pulls, a Mud Run, the Dustin Conrad Memorial Burnout, Little Miss and Seasoned Ladies Pageants, Horse shows, kids activities, and a street parade.