Welcome! We want to make it easy for you to participate in the Clark County Fair. Follow these simple steps to gather all the information you need for a fun and enjoyable experience. And remember, we are here to help you. Call the Administration Office (360.397.6180) at any time for assistance or questions with your entry.

Exhibitor files are available to download in PDF format with Adobe Reader. If you do    not have this software just click on the Adobe Reader icon to the left to download this   free software on your computer.

1. Read the Clark County Fair General Rules. It's a good idea to print these out for future reference.

2. Read A Quick Guide for First Time Exhibitors if this is your first fair entry!

3. Look through the Exhibitor Guide and find the categories you would like to enter. Print out the specific department information to reference for entry deadlines, judging guidelines and entry form information.

2008 Open Class Exhibitor Guide

2008 4-H Exhibitor Guide

2008 FFA Exhibitor Guide

4. Print your Entry Form. Follow the entry instructions listed for the department you are entering. Have questions? Contact the department Superintendent or the Fair Office.

2008 Still Exhibits Entry Form

2008 Livestock Entry Form

5. Print your Schedule if you are participating in Open Class Livestock or 4-H/FFA.

These schedules tell you when your entries are accepted and your event judged.

2008 Open Class Livestock Schedule of Events

2008 4-H/FFA Schedule

For all other categories, times for accepting entries and show dates are included in the department information found in the Exhibitor Handbooks.

6. Contests & Special Awards. Check out these contests and see if there is one for you!

Cheesecake Contest               

Friday, August 1 (enter noon-5pm on July 31or 8-9am on Aug. 1)

Dairy Goat Cheese Contest

Saturday, August 2 (enter 10-2pm on Aug. 1 or 10am-12pm on Aug. 2)

  

2008 Ball® "Bring Out Your Best" Food Preservation Awards

Win valuable coupons and a food preserving book from Ball®!

Daily Agricultural Education Display Award

Each day of Fair one display will recive special recognition based on the following: 

-Display must be related to agriculture

-Educational material should teach the public

  about some aspect of agriculture ( material can

  be written, oral, or visual)

-Special consideration is given to displays that

  involve the public in hands-on experiences

-The award can be presented to individuals,

  groups, barns, businesses or organizations