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Evergreen State Fair Kicks Off Heres Whats Happening

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The Evergreen State Fair opened in Monroe on August 21, promising 11 days of entertainment and activities for visitors. Grandstand events feature concerts by artists such as Wynonna Judd and Stone Temple Pilots, as well as exciting races that include monster trucks and demo derbies. Daily activities, including the International Lumberjack Show and duck races, are offered free with fair admission. Regular admission prices are $16 on weekdays and $18 on weekends, with discounted tickets for seniors and children on specific days. Parking costs $15 per entry, with designated ADA spaces available.

The fair will remain open until September 1, with a closure on August 27. This event serves as a significant local attraction, drawing community members together for entertainment and fun. The fair's varied programming highlights its role in promoting local culture and community engagement.

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