The Denver County Fair that opens July 28 is believed to be the first in Colorado’s largest city since the 1890s. Its founders say they’ll open up a can of yeehaw but with a twist. They want to bring a modern, urban flavor to what’s traditionally a celebration of all things rural. Tracy Weil, one of the fair’s creators, talks with CPR's Ryan Warner.
[Graphic: Denver County Fair]
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