is the oldest fair west of the Mississippi River. It was founded in 1863, when Abraham Lincoln was president and The Washington Territory was

26 years from statehood.

It began as a simple celebration of agriculture and originally took place in the Georgetown area. In 1965 The Fair moved to its current home in Enumclaw.

The King County Fair

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Enumclaw Expo Center     Phone 360-226-3493

45224 284th Ave SE            Email - 

Enumclaw, WA 98022          info@enumclawexpo.com  

www.enumclawexpo.com 

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A message from the General Manager -

 

Greetings, It's Fair time again at the Enumclaw Expo and Event Center, and I welcome you to the 2021 King County Fair and Junior Livestock Show.  This year's Fair will have a different look and feel from past Fairs, but we anticipate the activities in the barns, midways, mainstage and rodeo arena will provide a modified Fair for you and your family to enjoy. The safety and health of exhibitors, volunteers, staff, visitors, community partners and vendors is our number one concern. As we progress through the next few months, Fair Management will adjust the schedule and implement modifications adhering to recommendations from state and local officials.

As we put pieces in place for the Fair, we are also looking for project entries. We know it takes a lot of time, whether you are showing livestock, cooking, or crafts. We are working on ways to make it fun, safe and "look and feel" like a Fair.  We are striving to bring you top-notch entertainment in each of the facets that make up our Fair. We offer something for everyone! As the King County Fair Manager, I want to thank you for supporting the oldest fair west of the Mississippi. The annual Fair has served the area for past generations and will continue to be an event to remember for future generations.

Sincerely,
Rene' Popke
King County Fair Manager