Sonora, CA– The Mother Lode Fair is bringing back its “Read to Win” program to celebrate National Reading Month in March.

It will feature more than 20 amusement park rides, live music and performances, vendors, and livestock exhibitions.

As fair CEO, Matt Daly is adapting to changes, including the impact of the avian flu on dairy cattle and poultry exhibits.

We’re excited to announce that our community will be participating in the 2025 Fair’s Community Banner Program, showcasing photos of our very own residents. This year’s theme is “Summer Pet-tacular,” ...

Especially after how cold it's been this winter, most of us in New Jersey cannot wait to get outside and enjoy everything the ...

The Kalamazoo County Youth Fair is canceled for 2025. But many of its components from recent years will still happen, just ...

Smith will be the fair’s grandstand entertainment on Independence Day — Friday, July 4 — as the fair shifts one week earlier ...

The Summit City Carnival is set to take over the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum from Aug. 1-9. Presented by Kissel ...

Orangeburg County Fair Association receives AgSouth Growing Our Communities Grant to enhance livestock barns for youth development.

The 78th San Bernardino County Fair will return to Victorville on Memorial Day weekend with the theme "Fun for the Whole Herd ...

The company that has provided the Downtown Midway during the Three Rivers Festival is bringing an eight-day carnival that it ...

The Riverside County Fair & Date Festival is back with more rides, date-filled foods, and dates! This event will run for 13 days, with the closing day on March 2nd. This year's festival will feature ...