Let Us Entertain You

Don't just hang out at the carnival...EXPLORE! There are a variety of activities to choose from: music acts, dancers, roving entertainers, shows and special displays waiting for you to visit.

Be DARING - visit the petting farm and play with the animals. Make a racing cucumber!  Stomp some grapes or schuck some corn!  Find out what a cavie is!   Sing your heart out at karaoke!  It's time for you to have some HOME GROWN FUN!

NEW attraction!

We are proud to be one of only 3 fairs in the country to play host to...

Enter the 10,000 square foot tent and prepare to take a walk into the DAYS OF THE DINOSAUR.  Where you can look, touch, and then play paleontologist and dig up bones. 15 life-like replicas including the Velociraptor, Tyrannosaurus and Pachycephalosaurus are run on electricity and will thrill the young and old alike.  There is also a Photo-Op area, the opportunity for children to ride a 'baby' dinosaur, and a station where they may color and draw dinosaurs.  This is a paid attraction and costs $3 for Youth 2-15 yrs; $5 for Adults16 yrs and up.

All-Alaskan Pig Races

Pigs..."the other racers".  Thrills, squeals, mini-spills add up to  pig-a-riffic fun that can be yours at this FREE daily attraction. Don't pork-crastinate ...they're waiting to see you cheer for the racers. Weekdays at 11am, 1:30pm, 3pm & 6:30pm. Weekends an extra race is scheduled at 5pm.  The final race is scheduled for 5:30pm on Sep. 6th.   

International Lumberjack Show

Watch the guys and gals compete in saw-offs, log rolling (who'll go in the pool first?), axe trowing and extremely tall spare poll climbing! It's educational and fun to watch. FREE daily shows at 12pm, 4pm and 7pm. (no 7pm show on Sep. 6) 

Petting Farm / Kid's Activity Tent 

Farming, it's not just on Facebook...you and our kids can experience it here on a small scale.  Pick apples, gather eggs, dig for potatoes and milk a cow. Try navigating the kid sized hay maze. Get up close with a variety of farm animals. They're extremely cute, extremely cuddly and it your chance to pet them.  This is a great way to make memories and get a great photo opportunity too!  The Petting Farm and Kid's Activity Tent are FREE and open daily.  Week days from 11am to 7pm, weekends from 10am-7pm.

Western Heritage Museum 

The newly expanded Western Heritage Museum is free to all guests during the Fair.The museum will be open during Fair hours, offering a fun collection of Snohomish County History covering logging, mining, construction, transportation and agriculture. Lots of displays to look at, buttons to push, and things to try.  Make new memories, while seeing how things were done years ago.  Keep your camera ready ~ you'll have plenty of photo opportunities.

Don't Be Shy

LOOK, ASK and LEARN!  Don't be shy, our fair people want you to ask questions.  So, now's your chance to get the answers to all kinds of questions. What do bees eat? Do they really have knees? Check out the NW District Beekeepers Display  in building 500 to get the answers. There you can look at a live hive and talk to live beekeepers.

Do the sounds at a dentist office scare you?  Now's your chance to hear and look at those instruments in a whole new light.  Just wonder over to the Quil Ceda Carvers and see all of the wonderful wood carvings they do.  Stay awhile and watch them do the carvings. The carvers are located in building 500.

Could you live with out a indoor bathroom? electricity? a plush matress?  See how people lived in the "old days" and we're not talking the 50s.  Make you way over to the American Heritage Display and the Shannahan Cabin/Fair Museum to see live demonstrations on cooking, candle making, laundry and so much more.  Demonstrations change daily. Who knows what you can learn at this FREE time machine located in building 500 and outside in Frontier Land.  Want to know more about the equipment they used over the years to harvest your food?  Go to the Sky Valley Stock & Antique Tractor Club's display.  See all of the extremely old tractors and equipment needed to grow, harvest and get your food to the stores. The tractors are waiting for you to stop by the dairy barn from 10am-8pm (5pm on Sep 6). Even has some lil' tractors to try out.

Thinking of starting a garden? How to get the most food out of the smallest space? Want to find the perfect plant for your soggy soil?  Ask the masters - the WSU Coop-Extenstion Master Gardeners that is.  You can pick their brains daily from 10 am-8pm now in the Floral section of the Display Hall. Or head over to the Snohomish County Agriculture Display - paint a pot, race vegetables, stomp a grape, shuck some corn and see what's cooking at the food contests plus so much more.  The Ag Display is at #260 on the map - displays and demonstrations change daily.

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All information subject to change without notice.