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Typical Month
August
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Duration
5 days
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Size
medium
About Mesa County Fair
The Mesa County Fair in Grand Junction is the premier agricultural fair of Colorado's Western Slope, celebrating the remarkable produce of the Grand Valley — the Palisade peaches, wine grapes, and corn that thrive in this desert valley along the Colorado River. Grand Junction is the Western Slope's largest city, and the fair draws from a wide region.
What to Expect
Championship livestock competitions, produce exhibits showcasing the Grand Valley's famous fruits and vegetables, 4-H and FFA exhibits, carnival midway, live entertainment, rodeo events, food vendors, and commercial vendors. The wine grape and peach exhibits are unique highlights of this Western Slope fair.
Visitor Tips
Grand Junction is at the intersection of I-70 and US-50 on Colorado's Western Slope. The fair is typically held at the Mesa County Fairgrounds at 2785 U.S. Hwy 50. August is peach harvest season in nearby Palisade — combine the fair with a stop at the Palisade peach orchards for some of America's finest peaches.
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