Find everything you want and more at the Corn Festival!

August 8, 2026

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FESTIVAL Guide

Corn Fest Car Show

New this year!

Featuring 15 classic and modern performance cars. Come check out the craftsmanship, polish and timeless style of these incredible vehicles!

Time: 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Location: North end of Genesee St.
Awards Presentation: 2:45 PM at the Main Stage

Awards Categories. Trophies and bragging rights will be awarded in the following categories:

Best in Show
Best Classic
Best Truck
Best Hotrod
Most Unique

Thank you to our awards sponsor, Canandaigua Custom Detail!

  • Fill up on fritters

    Butter me up! Visit the Avon Rotary Corn Booth for fresh corn on the cob and salt potatoes from J&A Farm Market and our famous corn fritters.

  • Go for the gold

    Corn-eaters of all ages compete to clean their cob the quickest at the Main Stage at noon. Don’t forget your floss!

  • Wet your whistle

    Corn isn’t the only grain in town. Come enjoy a cold adult beverage at the Beer Garden from 12 noon to 9 PM, featuring craft beers from Watershed Brewing Company.

  • Fantastic finds

    Indulge in a maize of creativity as you peruse over 150 arts and crafts vendor booths. Snag a souvenir to keep a piece of the Corn Fest in your heart and home until we see you next year!

  • Festival fare

    Feast on local flavors and delicious specialty sweets and treats at the food court, open from 10 AM to 6 PM. Some food vendors will stay open during the Skycoasters.

  • Funky & free

    Enjoy a cornucopia of song with free music all day at our two live stages. Be sure to bring your dancing shoes for the Skycoasters concert at the Main Stage from 7:30 PM to 10:30 PM.

  • Family fun

    Play games, do your best popcorn impression in the bounce house, go for a crawl in the corn, and much, much more in our Kid Zone!

Community Art Project

We're excited to host this community art project organized by the Genesee Valley Council on the Arts at Corn Festival!

Visit the GVCA tent at the Avon Rotary Corn Festival Festival on Saturday, August 8, between 10 AM - 4 PM and be a part of The Hands That Make US! You can help us create a painting featuring Avon to celebrate America 250 this year. Artist LaShonda Davis has created a design of notable landmarks, personalities and history supplied by our community. Now we need your help to literally put your paint handprints into the canvas, and tell us your story of what makes your hometown a special place. The Hands That Make US is supported in part by the National Endowment for the Arts, and by the NYSED's NY 250 Empowering Local Partners grant. Located in spaces 9 & 10 near the Kids Zone.

About the Artist: LaShonda Davis is a visual artist who specializes in the creation of murals and large-scale artwork. Her portfolio includes a diverse range of projects such as murals, sidewalk art, canvas paintings, and public art. Davis's unique style draws inspiration from nature, people, and abstraction, resulting in colorful and visually captivating pieces. After graduating from SUNY Brockport with a Bachelor of Arts in 2015, she established her art studio in the historic Hungerford building in Rochester, NY, showcasing over 100 paintings in its inaugural year. As a professional artist, Davis collaborates with community organizations including property managers, interior designers, business owners, and curators to create meaningful and visually impactful artwork. In addition to creating new work, she actively engages in podcasts hosted by regional personalities and participates in discussions on art-related platforms. She currently operates from her home studio in Upstate New York.