Washington's Evergreen State Fair: Agriculture and Fun
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Washington's Evergreen State Fair, held in Monroe, Washington, takes immense pride in its ag-centric focus, celebrating its 117th year with the theme "Barn in the USA! Celebrating America's 250th." The 11-day event, held from August 27 to September 7, 2026, offered a vibrant blend of tradition and entertainment.
Admission and Tickets
- Fair admission: $16 on weekdays, $18 on weekends for adults; $13 for children and seniors.
- Children under 5 and seniors over 90 admitted free.
- Weekday Round-Up Package: $40 (4 admission tickets and carnival passes).
- Butler Amusements carnival midway: $35-$40 (advance), $45 (on-site).
Special Discounts
- Opening Day/Kids Day: Reduced child admission.
- Senior Day: Discounted admission for seniors.
- Family Day (September 3): $5 admission and parking.
Highlights
- Community and Tradition: From quilting displays to the International Lumberjack Show, the fair showcased the region's farming heritage and community spirit.
- Agricultural Focus: Visitors could interact with farm animals, participate in "Farmer for a Day" activities, and enjoy livestock shows.
- Entertainment: Grandstand events featured classic car displays, fireworks, monster trucks, stock car racing, and concerts by Lee Brice, Sir Mix-A-Lot, and Amy Grant. The rodeo performances, with ticket prices starting at $12, showcased exciting competitions.
As Evergreen State Fair manager Mike Ohlson noted, "There is a lot here that is ag and that's what we love... I can't imagine a time when ag isn't important."