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2012 Entry Guides Now Online!

The 2012 Santa Cruz County Fair entry guides are now online and available for download. Get your electronic copy, enter in this year's fair, and show off your berry best!

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Come See the Berry Best

The 2012 Fair theme celebrates the berry. During the past few decades berry production has grown exponentially in the fertile Pajaro Valley. The 2012 Fair will highlight the mighty berry and the importance of this delicious crop.

2011 Santa Cruz County Fair Videos

Visit the Santa Cruz County Fair video library.
Look back on the best of exhibits, food, performers, and musical artists. Relive the best of the best!

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2012 Entry Guides
The Berry Best!
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Looking Back at the 2011 Fair

Santa Cruz Country Fair - Sept 13-18 :: Dancing with the Steers for 200 years

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200 Years of Ag Fairs

Acting Director of Fairs & Expositions Rebecca Desmond takes readers on a journey through the history of the Ag Fair. This great tradition stretches from September 1811 in Pittsfield, MA all the way to the start of our county fair this September 13, 2011.

pdf 200th Anniversary of Ag Fairs

Economic Impact of Fairgrounds

On November 2, 2010 the Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds was presented with their economic impact report from Director of the California Department of Food & Agriculture Michael F. Treacy. Highlights include: