TYLER — Lincoln County fairgoers will be able to walk the line this weekend.

Besides the traditional 4-H competitions, ranch rodeo and demolition derby, some Johnny Cash music will fill the Lincoln County outdoor free stage area on Saturday night.

The Gary West Band “For the Love of Cash” will perform at 7 p.m. According to the garywestmusic.com page, the performance will pay homage to Johnny Cash and the legends of country music.

“Gary West is not a Johnny Cash impersonator — he is an entertainer — as well as an impressionist, musician, songwriter, and race car driver,” the web page says. “The band is made up of some of the best in the business; legendary Nashville musicians that have played for dozens of country music legends and Grand Ole Opry stars.”

If polka is more your style, the Larry Olsen Band returns to the fair 4-6 p.m. on Saturday at the Rainbow Pavilion.

Star Fire kicks off fair music at 7 p.m. Friday at the outdoor free stage. The band consists of five musicians performing ’50s and ’60s rock n’ roll in southwest Minnesota.

Lonnie Carpenter will perform oldies, country and gospel music 2:30-4 p.m. at the outdoor free stage Sunday to top off the musical entertainment.

Today

7 p.m. Outstanding Senior Citizen and 4-H Fashion Review at the outdoor free stage

Friday

5 p.m. “Make-it and Take-it Project” Marker-Bot by Amanda Drake at the interactive area in open class exhibit building

6 p.m. Star Fire ’50s and ’60s music at the Outdoor Free Stage

7 p.m. “Make-it and Take-it Project” Stacked Bead Bracelet by Hilary Thooft at the open class exhibit building

Saturday

7-10 a.m. Ag Awareness breakfast at the 4-H Pavilion

11 a.m.-noon Bake-off “Chocolate at its Best” (bring entries to the secretary’s office

1 p.m. Ranch Rodeo at the horse arena

1 p.m. Century Farm presentation at the Log Cabin display

4-6 p.m. Larry Olsen Band at the Rainbow Pavilion

4-H demonstrations (individual times to be determined at the interactive area in open class exhibit building

5 p.m. Lincoln County Pork Producers annual free pork sandwich feed west of open class exhibit building

5 p.m. Kiddie tractor pull near secretary’s office

6:30 p.m. “Make-it and Take-it Project” cactus plant and pot by Cerissa Giles at the interactive area in open class exhibit building

7 p.m. Gary West Band “For the Love of Cash”

6:30 p.m. Bean bag tournament at Rainbow Pavilion

Sunday

12:30 p.m. 4-H auction at the 4-H livestock arena

Small animal show (following 4-H auction)

2:30-4:30 p.m. Lonnie Carpenter oldies, country and gospel music at the outdoor free stage

3 p.m. Demolition derby at the grandstand