Clinton County Carnival a success despite poor weather
ASHTON PETERS/FOR THE EXPRESS A midway at the 2026 Clinton County Carnival is pictured.
ASHTON PETERS/FOR THE EXPRESS A young carnival-goer grasps one prize while reaching for another.
ASHTON PETERS/FOR THE EXPRESS Scenes from this year’s Clinton County Carnival are pictured.
ASHTON PETERS/FOR THE EXPRESS Scenes from this year’s Clinton County Carnival are pictured.
ASHTON PETERS/FOR THE EXPRESS Scenes from this year’s Clinton County Carnival are pictured.
ASHTON PETERS/FOR THE EXPRESS A midway at the 2026 Clinton County Carnival is pictured.
ASHTON PETERS/FOR THE EXPRESS A young carnival-goer grasps one prize while reaching for another.
ASHTON PETERS/FOR THE EXPRESS Scenes from this year’s Clinton County Carnival are pictured.
ASHTON PETERS/FOR THE EXPRESS Scenes from this year’s Clinton County Carnival are pictured.
ASHTON PETERS/FOR THE EXPRESS Scenes from this year’s Clinton County Carnival are pictured.
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FLEMINGTON -- The 2026 Clinton County Carnival concluded as another successful community event, drawing large crowds over its four-day run despite periods of rain and minor ride disruptions.
The annual carnival, sponsored by the Flemington Hi-Neighbor Committee, the Mill Hall Kiwanis Club and the Goodwill Hose Company of Flemington, once again provided a wide range of entertainment for residents and visitors of all ages.
Midway attractions and rides were operated by Bartlebaugh Amusements, offering a variety of experiences throughout the event. Attendees enjoyed traditional carnival food, games and rides, contributing to a strong community turnout each evening.
Families and community members gathered to take part in the event, reinforcing the carnival's role as a long-standing tradition within Clinton County.
Organizers and sponsors are credited for their continued efforts in bringing the event together, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all in attendance.