For 54 years, the Martin County Fair & Livestock Show has delivered a solid lineup of animal exhibits, concerts, thrilling rides, games, fair food and tons of old-fashioned family fun.

This year, two hot-right-now country acts will take the stage.

Jana Kramer left behind an acting career to release a country album. Fans ate it up. “Why You Wanna” became a mainstay on country radio and television for much of 2012. Her album is a blend of kiss-off songs and sentimental love songs. At 7:30 Feb. 14.

Florida Georgia Line, the duo of Brian Kelley (from Ormond Beach) and Tyler Hubbard (from Monroe, Ga.), hit a homerun right out of the box with “Cruise.” Their debut, released in December, peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard country albums chart and is still in the Top Five. At 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.

Want something a little different? How about the Moonshine Bandits? This rootsy duo from California seem more at home on a front porch in Kentucky. They mix country with hip hop and spoken-word rhymes, are heavy on the percussion and liberal with twang. At 8 p.m. Friday.

Gospel music is on the agenda throughout the day on Sunday Feb. 10 and a Latin Music night with “American Idol” contestant Jorge Gabriel takes place Feb. 16. Of course there is a lot of local entertainment, including dance companies, choirs, bands and solo acts.

Other highlights: Besides the extensive livestock show, animal lovers will find more exotic animal entertainment at the daily sea lion show. The skills of the men in the Paul Bunyan Lumberjack Show deliver the kind of entertainment you only find at the fairgrounds.

And one talented teen will wear the crown and sash as Miss Martin County Fair when the pageant takes place Friday.