Check out the Coconino County Fair's 75th Anniversary celebrations over Labor Day weekend.
75th Anniversary Coconino County Fair It is scheduled to take place over Labor Day Weekend, August 30 through September 2. The event is the largest of its kind in Northern Arizona and aims to celebrate the traditions of agriculture, education and local talent. The fair will include a variety of exhibits and activities, showcasing local skills and providing entertainment for all ages.
Exhibits at the fair cover a wide range of subjects including agriculture, horticulture, art, home economics and animal husbandry. These exhibits have free or low admission fees, encourage community participation and provide opportunities to win prizes. A key feature of the fair is the livestock auction, which provides vital funds for local farmers, especially young people, including to support education.
Admission includes live entertainment, with concerts by artists such as: Raylin There is a Latin Night on Saturday and a special Latin Night on Sunday, which also features local and national artists and a variety of stage performances, including comedy, wildlife and magic shows, all at no extra cost to attendees.
Attendees can expect the return of popular attractions such as fair food, carnival rides, and fiber arts and robotics demonstrations. The Northern Arizona Antique Tractor Association and a variety of vendors will also be in attendance. For a detailed schedule and additional information, please visit: Event Website.
Early bird tickets are on sale online Offer ends in July or while supplies last. Discounted admission is available for adults, youth, and seniors, and children under 5 are free. Military discounts are available at the box office only with valid ID. All-day Carnival wristbands can also be purchased online at a discounted rate, but fees may apply. Parking is $5 and can be paid by credit card during fair hours.
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