| Spencer is located in the northwestern section of Iowa, and was incorporated in 1880. It is home to over 11,000 residents. Spencer has a booming culture and arts in the area. In addition to the arts in the area Spencer is home to one of the nations’ largest county fairs called the county fair
When you think of Spencer, you won’t be thinking of a boring agricultural town, but a vibrant city that is alive with entertainment and opportunity.
Spencer’s great art community includes the Spencer Community Theatre, Bogenrief Glass Studio, Arts on Grand, and other public art offerings. If you are looking forward to some more modern art there are also two movie theaters featuring the most current Hollywood hits.The nightlife does not end there with an assortment of restaurants, bars, and clubs to keep you entertained for as little as a weekend or as much as a lifetime.
Spencer also has other great amenities such as being only minutes away from the Iowa Greats Lakes and Okoboji. Spencer is home to two golf courses and more than 10 in the area. There are also multiple campgrounds with modern amenities, parks, tennis courts, biking, and walking trails for you to enjoy.
Spencer is home to one of the nations’ largest Clay County fair . More than 310,000 visitors attend this week long event every September. The fair showcases agricultural products as well as vendors from all around the country offering products of all kinds. There are also year round events at the fair grounds that include concerts, and car races of all kinds.
Because Spencer is home to such a diverse and exciting community with such great opportunities for business and pleasure you can see why is was in the top 10 places to live in 2007 by Relocate-America.com. So you know when you see it…you will shop it…and you will Love it! Spencer, Iowa!
Entertainment and contests are held each day of the fair. The Early Florida Pioneer Village is a unique opportunity to step back in time to see Clay County life in years past. During the fair each exhibit is live with demonstrators dressed in the era to provide guests with the experience of how life was in Early Florida. Food samples, shade trees and sitting areas make the live history experience a real treat.
Livestock is the foundation of the fair. The exhibits provide everyone the opportunity to experience our true agriculture roots… after all this is an agricultural fair. Guests to the fair will have the opportunity to see farm life that’s so important to our American way of life.
Entertainment and contests are held each day of the fair. The Early Florida Pioneer Village is a unique opportunity to step back in time to see Clay County life in years past. During the fair each exhibit is live with demonstrators dressed in the era to provide guests with the experience of how life was in Early Florida. Food samples, shade trees and sitting areas make the live history experience a real treat.
Livestock is the foundation of the County fair . The exhibits provide everyone the opportunity to experience our true agriculture roots… after all this is an agricultural fair. Guests to the fair will have the opportunity to see farm life that’s so important to our American way of life. |
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