National Anthem performers announced for Pennsylvania Farm Show in 2026

Russell Redding, Secretary at Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture - Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Russell Redding, Secretary at Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture - Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
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Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding has announced the lineup of performers for the National Anthem at the 2026 Pennsylvania Farm Show. Carly Green, a 14-year-old from Tamaqua, Schuylkill County, received the most votes in the “Oh, Say Can You Sing?” contest and will perform at the Opening Ceremony on January 10, 2026. “Each year, the Farm Show begins with voices that remind us of who we are and what we’re growing toward,” said Secretary Redding. He added that the winners embody the spirit of ‘Growing a Nation’ through their talent and pride.

A panel selected 25 finalists from 85 entries, which is more than double compared to last year. Their videos were posted on Facebook for fan voting to decide who would sing live during the week. Performances will be broadcasted live on Facebook each day from January 10-17 at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex and Expo Center.

The schedule includes Zoe Smith from Camp Hill opening events on January 9, followed by Madalyn Nowell from Greencastle on January 10. Other performers include Bella, Ava, and Rosie Sracic from Gettysburg on January 11; Central Dauphin High School Choir on January 12; Kim Bitzer from Phoenixville on January 13; Maria Siegrist from New Providence on January 14; Kiersten Englebert from Biglerville also on January 15; Susquehanna Township Middle School Choir on January 16; and Taylor Dang from Wellsville closing out performances on January 17.

The show will feature traditional events like sheep herding and cow milking alongside new attractions within its expansive venue space. More details can be found at farmshow.pa.gov.



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