Visitors to

the Fayette County Kiwanis Fair know that there will be lots of fun rides

to ride and games to play, as well as lots of exhibits to peruse and food

to eat. This year's fair will also offer up some fine musical selections

as well, promising a little something for everybody.

Performing

tonight at 7, 8 and 9 p.m. is Atlanta-based Waterproof Feat. The band

has been together since 1998 and features members Carly Kane on vocals,

Josh LeBlanc on bass, David Norwood on guitar, Billy Williams on drums

and Wes Williams on guitar. They have played at several Atlanta venues,

including American Pie and Smith's Olde Bar and have even performed with

Colin Hay of Men at Work.

Alisa McCance

and RiverSage will perform at 7,8 and 9 p.m. Thursday and Friday. The

group plays a unique brand of country music that blends bluegrass, pop

and southern rock with more traditional country sounds. The audience is

sure to find themselves tapping their toes along with the band and enjoying

the sound of their fiddles and their harmonies.

A1A - the original

Jimmy Buffet tribute show - will close out the festival with performances

at 7, 8 and 9 p.m. on Saturday. The band was the first to ever put together

a show composed of nothing but Buffet's best songs. They have performed

all over the country and have been joined by members of Buffett's own

Coral Reefer Band on several occasions.

Gate admission

to the fair is $5 for ages 12-64, $2 for ages 5-11 and 65 and up and free

for ages 4 and under. Armbands for the carnival rides are $15, Monday-Thursday,

good for use from 6-10 p.m. Armbands for Friday are $18 and good for use

from 6-11 p.m. Saturday's armband is also $18 and good from 1 p.m.-12

a.m. The fair will take place at the Kiwanis Fair Complex on Goza Rd.

in Fayetteville. Phone 770-719-3530.

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