Pictured above from left to right are Crew Crabtree-Top Brand, Vivian Robbins-Most Original Idea, June Cardon-Sales Star, Braylin Shepherd-Best Presentation, and Maren Redding- Stellar Service. (click to enlarge)

Young entrepreneurs filled the park with handmade products, baked goods, crafts, artwork, treats, games, and creative business ideas. (click to enlarge)

Ogden Valley Children’s Business Fair a Huge Success!
By Valley Fair Team - 16 June 2026

The sixth annual Valley Children’s Business Fair brought the Ogden Valley community together in a big way Wednesday May 13, turning Huntsville Park into a scene that felt straight out of a Hallmark movie.

The event featured more than 150 kid-owned businesses from Huntsville, Eden, and Liberty. Young entrepreneurs filled the park with handmade products, baked goods, crafts, artwork, treats, games, and creative business ideas that showcased an impressive level of talent and professionalism.

Although the evening started with uncertain weather and a brief turn toward gloomy skies, conditions quickly shifted as blue skies rolled in, creating perfect weather for the remainder of the fair.

The event drew strong community support, with crowds of families, friends, neighbors, and visitors gathering to encourage the young business owners. Organizers said one of the most meaningful parts of the evening was seeing so many people attend simply to support the kids — even when they didn’t have children participating in the event themselves.

“This year’s businesses were incredibly elevated,” organizers shared. “The creativity, branding, booth setups, and overall professionalism from these kids was amazing to see.”

Throughout the evening, Huntsville Park was filled with laughter, music, busy booths, and long lines of customers eager to support the next generation of entrepreneurs. The fair has become a cherished annual tradition in the valley, highlighting both the creativity of local youth and the strength of the community that rallies behind them.

“We truly appreciate everyone who came out to support these young entrepreneurs,” organizers said. “The atmosphere was incredible, and it reminded us why this event has become so special to the valley.”
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With another successful year, excitement is already building for Year 7 of the Valley Children’s Business Fair.