Sacramento County Fair

The Sacramento County Fair was established in 1937 in the City of Galt on what is now the Galt Flea Market and Park. We dedicate the Sacramento County Fair to the education of our community and its youth in agriculture, business and technology.

The 2011 Sacramento County Fair will celebrate 75 years of Fair Memories and Magic, May 26 - 30, 2011 at Cal Expo! Carnival, food, barn animals, music, shopping, and the popular demolition derby will entertain you, your friends and your family for hours. Admission is only $5! Seniors and Children 12 and under are free, too!

Web: http://www.sacfair.com/

Location: United States - Sacramento, California

Category: Craft Fairs

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