Must-Go Fairs in Washington

These fairs offer a great opportunity to experience the local culture and have fun with friends and family. Each fair has its own unique features and attractions, so it's worth checking out multiple fairs if possible.

These are Must-Go Fairs in Washington. Click on the fair's logos for further details.

1. Washington State Fair

The largest fair in the state is held annually in Puyallup. The fair features rides, games, musical performances, agricultural exhibits, and a variety of food vendors. It typically runs for three weeks,  September 1-24.

2. Evergreen State Fair

Held annually in Monroe, the Evergreen State Fair is the largest county fair in the state. The fair features carnival rides, animal exhibits, live music, and a wide variety of food vendors. It typically runs for 12 days in late August and early September (August 24-29, August 31 - September 4)

3. Spokane County Interstate Fair

Held annually in Spokane, the Spokane County Interstate Fair is a popular event that features carnival rides, live music, animal exhibits, and a wide variety of food vendors. It typically runs for 10 days (September 8-17).

4. Northwest Washington Fair

Held annually in Lynden, the Northwest Washington Fair features carnival rides, animal exhibits, live music, and a variety of food vendors. It typically runs for five days in mid-August (August 10-19).

5. Central Washington State Fair

Held annually in Yakima, the Central Washington State Fair is a popular event that features carnival rides, live music, animal exhibits, and a variety of food vendors. It typically runs for 10 days in late September and early October (September 22 - October 1).

Fairs are typically large events, often held outdoors, that feature a variety of attractions and activities.

They can be focused on agriculture, industry, culture, or entertainment, and may include things like carnival rides, games, live music, food vendors, exhibits, and competitions. Fairs often have a festive atmosphere, with people coming from all over to enjoy the festivities and socialize with others. They are usually held annually and may be organized by local communities, organizations, or businesses. Fairs can be an excellent way to experience the local culture, try new foods and activities, and have fun with friends and family.

Don't forget about funnel cakes, curly fries, elephant ears, and a plethora of food eats that you only get at fairs across Washington.