Category: California’s Golden Fairs
Big Fresno Fair – California’s Golden Fairs (111)
Huell visits the Big Fresno Fair and it really is a “big” fair, with over 165 acres of and 127 years in the making. Huell learns that
Monterey County Fair – California’s Golden Fairs (110)
Huell visits the Monterey County Fair and learns why this area is known as the “Salad bowl of the world,” but this fair is not all
Alameda County Fair – California’s Golden Fairs (109)
Huell visits the Alameda County Fair which originated in 1859 in downtown Oakland as a Floral Fair. The first modern-day Fair in Pleasanton began
El Dorado County Fair – California’s Golden Fairs (108)
Huell travels to Placerville to attend the El Dorado County Fair which is filled with all the wonderful food, rides, games and happy fairgoers
Date Festival – California’s Golden Fairs (107)
Huell heads to Indio, where for over 60 years, the Riverside County Fair & National Date Festival has celebrated the date and entertained
Trinity County Fair – California’s Golden Fairs (106)
Huell travels WAY up to the northern part of our state to visit a true “country” fair. The Trinity County Fair and the Hayfork Mule Show take
Nevada County Fair – California’s Golden Fairs (105)
Huell travels to Grass Valley California to visit the Nevada County Fair, which is consistently referred to as “California’s Most
Calaveras County Fair – California’s Golden Fairs (104)
Huell travels to the Calaveras County Fair & Jumping Frog Jubilee. There is a reason this area is referred to as “Frogtown”. In 1865, Samuel
San Diego County Fair – California’s Golden Fairs (103)
Huell visits a fair steeped in history. In 1880, a group of San Diegans organized an agricultural fair to bring county farmers together to share
Amador County Fair – California’s Golden Fairs (101)
Huell travels to Plymouth California to visit the Amador County Fair. This fair has all the great food, rides and entertainment you’d expect, but