Ardmore to Host First Annual Carnival at John Barnes Park

The City of Ardmore is set to host its First Annual Carnival at John Barnes Park on Hamlett Street from May 15 through May 23, 2026. This event aims to provide entertainment and activities for both community members and visitors.

Gates will open nightly at 5:00 PM, inviting attendees to enjoy a variety of attractions. With an entry fee of $5, the carnival is designed to be accessible for families and individuals seeking an evening of fun.

In addition to the entry fee, ride tickets will be available for $1.50 each. For those planning to enjoy multiple rides, armbands can be purchased for $25, offering unlimited access to rides throughout the event. A family special will also be available, allowing guests to buy 50 tickets for $50, making it a cost-effective option for larger groups.

The carnival will feature a range of rides and activities, although specific details about the attractions have not yet been disclosed. The event is expected to attract a large crowd, providing an opportunity for community members to gather and enjoy the festivities.

As the date approaches, more information will be released regarding the specific attractions and activities planned for the carnival. The City of Ardmore encourages residents and visitors to participate in this inaugural event, which aims to foster community spirit and provide entertainment for all ages.

With the carnival running for nine days, attendees will have ample opportunity to experience the fun and excitement. This event is anticipated to become a staple in Ardmore’s annual calendar, bringing together families and friends for a memorable experience.

As the First Annual Carnival draws near, residents are encouraged to mark their calendars and prepare for an enjoyable week filled with rides, games, and community engagement.


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