Editing Grayson County, Kentucky (section)

==Events and attractions==
Grayson County is the home of the Historic Jack Thomas House which is owned and maintained by the Grayson County Historical Society. The Jack Thomas House contains a museum dedicated to the history and families of Grayson County as well as the most extensive genealogical research library for the county. It is open Monday – Friday for tours and research. Three general meetings with guest speakers relevant to the county each year are held for the membership. They are held in March, June, and October and are always open to the public. The house is open during the Twin Lakes National Fiddlers Contest (see below), the Hometown Christmas Parade as well as other special events.

Every July, Grayson County and Leitchfield host the Twin Lakes National Fiddlers Contest, which brings many elite [[fiddlers]] from several states to the [[Town Square]] area. The contest is a weekend event. Also in July, the City of Leitchfield hosts the annual Freedom Festival which features music, fireworks, and a carnival. In late August and early September, Grayson County hosts the annual Grayson County Fair, which entertains locals and guests with music, a carnival, a Truck and [[Tractor Pull]], a [[Demolition derby|Demolition Derby]], and ends on Labor Day with a parade through [[Leitchfield, Kentucky|Leitchfield]]. In September the city of [[Clarkson, Kentucky|Clarkson]] hosts the annual Honeyfest. The Honeyfest kicks off with a parade in which the Grayson County High School Band and the Grayson County Middle School Band perform. Many floats with the main subject of bees and honey are presented and advertise the many businesses in and surrounding Grayson County. This festival celebrates the city and the contributions of Clarkson's [[Walter T. Kelley Beehive Factory]].

In early October, the city of Caneyville holds the annual Caneyville Fair.

Also, the county is home to several attractions. In addition to the previously mentioned lakes is the historic [[Pine Knob Theatre]], located in the community of [[Pine Knob, Kentucky|Pine Knob]]. Other attractions are three golf courses, including the 18-hole Lafayette Golf Course in Falls of Rough.