The fair is back at the Orange County Fairgrounds and there is a lot to do starting July 17 through August 16. For just 12 dollars, fairgoers can view the baby animals that are born throughout the month and fast the fun fair foods at the various stands throughout the grounds. There’s farm animals, floriculture, photography and more. See it now, before it’s too late.
Goats tagged for auction.
Livestock entertained crowds at two different sections of the fair.
Ships with black wool and white showed off for crowds.
Residents gazed at turkeys big and small at the fair.
In the auction arena, cattle were paraded around for spectators to take in and bid on.
various photography and artwork was awarded ribbons for their uniqueness and style.
Baby Animals stole the show including these day old chicks.
Beekeepers brought their bees to educate on how bees work including learning about how to locate the queen.
Ice creatures were illuminated in bright colors to highlight the art of ice sculptures.
Residents ventured inside a one degree cooler to marvel over the frozen sculptures in the Ice Museum.
And woodwork was also on display to view and buy.
In the collection corner, people could vote on their favorites for the people’s choice award.
And people marveled over the 5 day old piglets born at the OC Fairgrounds.
There were even reptiles in the explorium area, including this
The OC Fair celebrates 125 years from when the original fair first began in 1890.
And for an addional charge, concerts entertained crowds at nighttime.
There’s a different concert each and every night all month long at the fair.
And of course pig races are a must see at every fair in So Cal.
Calves of only a few months rested in the nursery area of the barn.
