About Wyoming State Fair
The Wyoming State Fair in Douglas is a five-day August celebration at the self-proclaimed "Home of the Jackalope," drawing visitors from across Wyoming for the state's premier agricultural and entertainment showcase. First held in 1905, it has been a Wyoming agricultural tradition for over a century.
What to Expect
Expect championship livestock shows representing Wyoming's ranching industries, 4-H and FFA competitions, PRCA rodeo, carnival rides, grandstand entertainment, and exhibits celebrating Wyoming's agricultural and energy heritage.
Visitor Tips
Douglas is the perfect small Wyoming city — the Jackalope Festival, the Wyoming Pioneer Museum, and the surrounding North Platte River valley make fair week in Douglas a quintessential Wyoming experience.
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