Commission discusses May 2 'Derby Day' plans and 'Stampede for the Roses' concept
February 28, 2026 | Stamping Ground, Scott County, Kentucky
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The commission discussed a May 2, 2026 Derby Day event that could include a pie contest, stick-horse race, arts-and-crafts vendors, and family-friendly activities such as a corn hole tournament. Commissioners debated vendor logistics and funding mechanisms and suggested a working event name — possibly "Stampede for the Roses."
Commissioner Megan Brown and Commissioner Ken Koger were asked to contact vendors and investigate availability. The minutes list potential vendors (including a bison vendor) and note that one prize might be split between vendors; the commission left final funding mechanisms (fees, sponsorships or donations) to be determined.
Commissioner Megan Brown and Commissioner Ken Koger were asked to contact vendors and investigate availability. The minutes list potential vendors (including a bison vendor) and note that one prize might be split between vendors; the commission left final funding mechanisms (fees, sponsorships or donations) to be determined.
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