Eastern Idaho State Fair

From Eastern Idaho State Fair Website:

The Eastern Idaho State Fair is monitoring the continued developments and actions relating to COVID-19. We support these efforts to protect the public and hope for a quick return to normal operations. Efforts in preparation for the 2020 Fair and summer events are still in full swing. This year our annual Fair dates are Sept. 4-12. No changes have been made to our summer schedule of events as of this point, but these events are being carefully reviewed weekly, and updated information will be shared as soon as it becomes available.

In response to the stay-home order, Idaho Governor Brad Little announced this week the Eastern Idaho State Fair Office will be temporarily closing the Fair Office to the public. However, we are still available by appointment, and electronic communication ( thefair@********.*** ), and staff will be available by phone, (***) ***-**** from 8:30 to 4:30 M-F.

The staff at the Eastern Idaho State Fair would like the public to know that we are taking the necessary measures to protect our patrons as well as our staff. If you have reason to be on the Fairgrounds, please be sure to practice proper social distancing procedures.

Please know we are only an email or phone call away to assist you. Refer to our website at www.********.*** for any updates and most current information.

About the Fair

Wholesome education and entertainment opportunities are endless at the Eastern Idaho State Fair. The low-priced entry into the fair gives you access to over 200 commercial exhibitors, 70 concessionaires, free entertainment, home arts and livestock exhibits, and more!

The EISF is proud to have the best fair food in the Intermountain West! In celebration of the delicious array of fair food, the EISF is filled with a buffet of food giveaways and contests through the week.

The Fair offers a variety of FUN with all o f the great FREE entertainment on the Free Stages and in the West Events Area. Our large grandstand arena featured in the center of the fairgrounds is packed with entertainment day and night.

Agricultural heritage, of course, is the base of the Fair. Exhibitors from all over travel to the Fair to show their horses, goats, cattle, swine, sheep, and poultry to compete for cash prizes. Prizes are also given in competitions such as needlecraft, photography, cooking, sugar art, antiques, and flowers.