2025 Official Washington County Fair Book

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WASHINGTON COUNTY COMMISSION

Adam Snow Commissioner

Victor Iverson Chairman

Gil Almquist Commissioner

A SOUTHERN UTAH TRADITION FOR OVER 160 YEARS For more than 160 years, the Washington County Fair has been a cornerstone of the southern Utah community, originating from the early settlers of Washington City who opened their homes to showcase their agricultural bounty. While the venues, entertainment, and displays have evolved over the years, one thing remains unchanged: the fair is a time-honored event that unites our community.

As southern Utah and Washington County flourish, so too does our cherished county fair. This year marks an exciting continuation from four days to eight, allowing us to offer even more attractions, entertainment, and unforgettable experiences at the 2025 Washington County Fair. In addition to our beloved ticketed events—the thrilling demolition derby, two exhilarating nights of rodeo, a boxing match celebrating 103 years of tradition, our popular petting zoo, and the honorable military wall of honor—we are introducing a wealth of new events for everyone to enjoy!

Get ready for team roping, sorting, breakaway, and an expanded concert schedule featuring three nights of live music! We’re thrilled to kick off the America 250 celebration with the America 250 Freedom Pageant, a spectacular musical production held over two nights that honors our nation’s rich history. The fair will also host the America 250 Founders Festival, an immersive colonial village experience during the final weekend, bringing to life America’s founding days with period costumes, demonstrations, and activities for all ages.

Additionally, we will proudly celebrate our military and veterans with the American Freedom Celebration featuring Nathan Pacheco, an inspiring concert dedicated to honoring those who have served our country. This special appreciation night promises to be a remarkable and moving experience for all attendees.

To kick off our concert lineup, don’t miss ‘90s Country Night featuring the sensational Lonestar on Monday, April 14, followed by an inspiring performance by American patriot Lee Greenwood on Wednesday, April 16.

We owe immense gratitude to everyone who contributes to the Fair’s success; their hard work and dedication truly shine. A special thank you to Susi Lafaele and the Fair Advisory Board, who tirelessly ensure that the Washington County Fair remains a fantastic celebration for all. The Washington County Commissioners wholeheartedly invite the citizens of Washington County and all our guests to immerse themselves in the excitement of the 2025 Washington County Fair, taking place from April 11 to April 19. Join us for an incredible celebration filled with captivating exhibits and attractions that you won’t want to miss!

Washington County Commission

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We the People of Ivins Anthony Wallin Ivins

Southern Utah Veterans Home

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e the people” of Ivins stand with gratitude for both past and present pioneers who have made Ivins one of the best places to live in Utah. Known for its beautiful red mountains, Ivins is a scenic, safe, and serene city offering a diverse mix of residential developments. The vision, industry and thrift of early settlers, as they tackled complex problems and projects, is inspiring.

Their legacy has established the beautiful and thriving city we call home.

By the third generation of Swiss immigrants sent by Brigham Young in 1861, farmland along the river was becoming scarce. To expand farming opportunities required building an eight-mile canal and a storage pond/reservoir between 1909 and 1918.

In 1920 the St. George/Santa Clara Irrigation Company surveyed a townsite with one-acre lots where thirteen young, ambitious families built their homes including William & Matilda (Stucki) Ivins City Hall Gray, Edward & Lula (Stucki) Tobler, Leo & Tessie (Graf) Reber, Earnest & Jetta (Gubler) Reber, Samuel & Viola (Tobler) Gubler, Clement & Audra (Hafen) 4

Gubler, Loren & Fern (Reber) Stucki, Rulon & Vera (Staheli) Stucki, Jacob & Jennie (Laub) Gubler, and Harmon Jr. & Myrtle (Laub) Gubler.

Early living conditions were challenging. The land was covered with sagebrush and ankle-deep sand. Some families lived in tents and chicken coops until they could complete their small adobe brick homes. They grew hay and grain and raised cows, chickens, and pigs to support themselves. The children attended school when they could, riding on horseback three miles away to Santa Clara.

In 1926, residents felt there were enough families in town that it was time to build their own chapel. When completed, it became their principal gathering place not only for the church but all community meetings and events.

Residents decided to name the town, Ivins, in 1926, after Anthony W Ivins, who was a St. George City Mayor, State Legislator, and an Apostle for The Church of Jesus Christ of LatterDay Saints. He endeared himself to the people in this part of the state through his work with the Shivwits

Other notables built in Ivins include the Southern Utah Veterans Home, The Kayenta Center for the Arts, Rocky Vista University medical school, and Vista Charter School.

Band of Paiutes and to the town residents by donating the bell for their chapel.

Electricity was brought to the town in 1930 by residents who provided the poles and labor. Residents also constructed a pipeline across the lava beds between 1924 and 1938, bringing culinary water to Ivins. It was a luxury to have electricity, a flushing toilet and a bathtub that could be filled from the tap.

The town was incorporated in 1935 and grew slowly until the early 1980s. Kayenta, a unique desert community focused on preserving the natural landscape with large lots and lowprofile southwestern-style homes. Retirement communities were also developed, bringing a new image and interest to Ivins.

One of the newest projects in Ivins is the Black Desert Resort with choice accommodations and a world class golf course that hosts exclusive PGA and LPGA tournaments each year.

With a current population of approximately 10,000, the story of Ivins City is truly something to celebrate as “we the people” reflect on the successes of our city and nation.

Center for the Arts at Kayenta

The renowned Tuacahn Amphitheatre was completed in 1995 attracting thousands of visitors to its theatrical productions and concerts. Ivins also became known for its resort spas including Red Mountain Spa and Movara Fitness Resort (formerly a “Biggest Loser Resort”).

The completion of Snow Canyon Parkway in 1998 provided a critical second convenient access to Ivins on the east side, and in that same year Ivins achieved “city” status with a landmark population of 5,000 residents.

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Career Technical Education in Washington County

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t Washington County School District, our mission in Career and Technical Education (CTE) is to create pathways to success for every secondary student by equipping them with the technical skills and academic knowledge necessary for future employment or a seamless transition to post-secondary education.

CTE classes in Washington County play a vital role in strengthening our students, economy, state, and nation. These programs ensure Utah’s workforce is qualified, attracting and retaining industry jobs while preparing students for current and future career opportunities.

Today’s CTE students are tomorrow’s workforce, with programs focusing on high-demand, high-wage careers and bridging the gap between “college-ready” and “careerready.” CTE provides pathways to postsecondary educa-

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tion, industry certifications, and workforce success while fostering critical thinking, communication, and teamwork skills.

CTE classes offered in Washington County high schools include Health Science, Information Technology, Computer Science, Agriculture, Culinary Arts, Welding, Engineering, Business, and Automotive, among others. These programs equip students with technical expertise, practical experience, and the opportunity to earn industry-recognized certifications, ensuring they are prepared for success in their chosen careers.

CTE’s rigorous training improves graduation rates, with nearly 90% of students pursuing further education or training. Career & Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs) further enhance career development and leadership skills, integral to the success of CTE programs offered across all Washington County high schools.

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ANIMAL SHOW & PETTING ZOO Housed in the indoor arena, fair-goers will be able to experience a variety of local animals found in the area. With the help of area high school FFA clubs, the petting zoo and animal education center serve as a fundraiser for each club.

Learn About Animals Raised In Our County!

ANIMAL SHOW DATES & TIMES Thursday, April 10:

Horse Show - 6:00pm Held in the Covered Arena

Tuesday, April 15:

Animal Costume Contest - 6:00pm

Wednesday, April 16: Rabbit Show - 6:30pm

Chicken Show - 8:00pm

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ENTERTAINMENT F R I D AY, A P R I L 1 1

Community Stage

4pm •••••••••• Candace Washburn 5pm •••••••••• Kaeli Madsen 6pm•••••••••• Olivia Goodfellow 7pm •••••••••• Mad Scientist 8pm•••••••••• Josh Larsen

Main Stage

4pm •••••••••• Honky Tonk Heroes 5:30pm •••• Crossroads 7pm •••••••••• Cale Moon 8:30pm •••• Dude Beky

Ticketed Events - Outdoor Arena 6:30pm •••• Rodeo

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Community Stage

10am •••••••• Vista Choir 11am ••••••••• Main Ohana Movement 12pm •••••••• Mad Scientist 1pm••••••••••• Roger Dean 3pm •••••••••• Mad Scientist 4pm •••••••••• Dylan Gavin 5pm •••••••••• Southern Utah Cheer 6pm•••••••••• Mad Scientist 7pm •••••••••• Star Wars Performing Group

Main Stage

10am •••••••• Dixieland Jam 11:30am•••• Joe Sherman Band 1pm••••••••••• Identity Crisis 2:30pm •••• The Mixx 4pm •••••••••• Ed Tracey Band 5:30pm •••• Cale Moon 7pm •••••••••• Insanity Stew 8:30pm •••• Marji Mozart

Ticketed Events - Outdoor Arena 6:30pm •••• Rodeo

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M O N D AY, A P R I L 1 4

Community Stage

5pm •••••••••• Sky Ledesma 6pm•••••••••• Mad Scientist 7pm •••••••••• Super Starz Sparkle Cheer 8pm•••••••••• Star Wars Performing Group

Ticketed Events - Outdoor Arena

Main Stage

4pm •••••••••• Kimmee B 5:30pm •••• Mended Hearts 7pm •••••••••• River House Band 8:30pm •••• Meinfield

8pm•••••••••• Lonestar

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Community Stage

4pm •••••••••• Star Wars Performing Group 5pm •••••••••• Mad Scientist 6pm•••••••••• Utah Arts - Octavus 7pm •••••••••• Matt Stewart

Ticketed Events - Outdoor Arena

Main Stage

4pm •••••••••• Wooden Tantrum 5:30pm •••• Tom Bennett 7pm •••••••••• Desert Reign 8:30pm •••• Lisa Mac Band

7pm •••••••••• American Freedom Celebration ••••••••••••••• featuring Nathan Pacheco

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Community Stage

5pm •••••••••• Utah Arts - Project Groove 6pm•••••••••• Mad Scientist

Ticketed Events - Outdoor Arena 8pm•••••••••• Lee Greenwood

Main Stage

4pm •••••••••• Runaway Fire 5:30pm •••• Flipside 7pm •••••••••• Dillon Jones Band 8:30pm •••• Monsoon Season 17

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Community Stage

5pm •••••••••• Steve Stay 6pm•••••••••• Star Wars Performing Group 7pm •••••••••• Color Country Chorus 8pm•••••••••• Epic Performing Group

Main Stage

4pm •••••••••• CV Jazz 5:30pm •••• Dick Earl’s Electric Witness 7pm •••••••••• Black Sabbatical 8:30pm •••• Ford Mustangs

Ticketed Events - Outdoor Arena

8pm•••••••••• America 250 Freedom Pageant

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Community Stage

4pm •••••••••• Candace & Jared Washburn 5pm •••••••••• Dylan Gavin 6pm•••••••••• Mad Scientist 7pm •••••••••• Austin Mariano

Main Stage

4pm •••••••••• Subject to Change Band 5:30pm •••• HubCaps 7pm •••••••••• Tilted Jukebox 8:30pm •••• Soul What

Ticketed Events - Outdoor Arena

8pm•••••••••• America 250 Freedom Pageant

SATURDAY, APRIL 19

Community Stage

10:30am •• Baby Contest 12pm •••••••• Mad Scientist 1pm••••••••••• The Vault Dance 3pm •••••••••• Mad Scientist 4pm •••••••••• Dance Fuzion 5pm •••••••••• Matt Stewart 6pm•••••••••• Roger Dean

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Main Stage

9am •••••••••• Princess Showcase 10:30am •• Red Sands Bluegrass 12pm •••••••• Press Play 1:30pm ••••• Steve Halliday Band 3pm •••••••••• Lawn Darts 4:30pm •••• Paddle Out Band 6pm•••••••••• Groovonix 7:30pm •••• Just Girls

Ticketed Events - Outdoor Arena 6pm•••••••••• Derby

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SCHEDULE THURSDAY, APRIL 3

FRIDAY, APRIL 11

8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

FAIR OPENS

Enter Home, Fine and Literary Arts and 4-H

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4-H Exhibits & 4-H Baked Goods

4:00 PM – 10:00 PM

FRIDAY, APRIL 4

9:00 AM – 1:00 PM Enter Home, Fine and Literary Arts and 4-H 4-H Exhibits & 4-H Baked Goods

MONDAY, APRIL 7

8:00 AM – 6:00 PM Judging All Departments (Harmony Building)

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9

8:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Community Display Set-up (Harmony Building)

THURSDAY, APRIL 10

Ribbon Cutting (Main Stage) All Exhibits & Buildings Open Food Vendors Animal Education Center & Petting Zoo Opens (Indoor Arena) Carnival Opens Military Wall of Honor (Harmony Building) 4:00 PM Candace Washburn (Community Stage) Honky Tonk Heroes (Main Stage) 5:00 PM Kaeli Madsen (Community Stage) Freezer Meal Demonstration (Harmony Building) 5:30 PM Rodeo Gates Open (Large Outdoor Arena)

All Exhibits & Buildings Close Carnival Closes

SATURDAY, APRIL 12

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Parade (Tabernacle Street in St. George) 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM All Exhibits & Buildings Open Food Vendors Animal Education Center & Zoo Opens (Indoor Arena) Carnival Opens (Carnival) Military Wall of Honor (Harmony Building) 10:00 AM Vista Choir (Community Stage) Dixieland Jam (Main Stage) 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM Special Needs Rodeo (Large Outdoor Arena) 11:00 AM Main Ohana Movement (Community Stage)

8:00 AM – 11:00 AM

Crossroads (Main Stage)

Enter all Fruits, Vegetables and Horticulture (Harmony Building)

Beer Garden Opens

Joe Sherman Band

Enter Baked Goods (Harmony Building)

Olivia Goodfellow (Community Stage)

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Judging Fruits, Vegetables and Horticulture and Baked Goods (Harmony Building )

Rodeo (Large Outdoor Arena)

6:00 PM 4-H Horse Show (Covered Outdoor Arena)

6:00 PM

Mad Scientist (Community Stage) Cale Moon (Main Stage) Pantry Meal Demonstration (Harmony Building) 8:00 PM Josh Larsen (Community Stage) 8:30 PM Dude Beky (Main Stage)

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Mad Scientist (Community Stage) 1:00 PM Roger Dean (Community Stage) Identity Crisis (Main Stage) Healthy Snack Demonstration (Harmony Building) 2:30 PM The Mixx 3:00 PM Mad Scientist (Community Stage) Kids in the Kitchen Demonstration (Harmony Building)

4:00 PM

All Exhibits & Buildings Close

Dylan Gavin (Community Stage)

Carnival Closes

Ed Tracey Band (Main Stage)

TUESDAY, APRIL 15

4:30 PM Gates Open for Boxing

4:00 PM – 10:00 PM

5:00 PM

All Exhibits & Buildings Open

Southern Utah Cheer (Community Stage)

Food Vendors

Skillet Meal Demonstration (Harmony Building) 5:30 PM Rodeo Gates Open (Large Outdoor Arena) Cale Moon (Main Stage) 6:00 PM Beer Garden Opens Boxing Mad Scientist (Community Stage) 7:00 PM Rodeo (Large Outdoor Arena) Star Wars Performing Group (Community Stage) Insanity Stew (Main Stage) Smoothie Demonstration (Harmony Building) 8:00 PM Marji Mozart (Main Stage) 10:00 PM All Exhibits & Buildings Close Carnival Closes

MONDAY, APRIL 14

4:00 PM – 10:00 PM All Exhibits & Buildings Open

4:00 PM Kimmee B (Main Stage) 4:30 PM Literary Arts Adult Program (Harmony Building)

Animal Education Center & Petting Zoo Opens (Indoor Arena) Carnival Opens Military Wall of Honor (Harmony Building)

5:00 PM

Carnival Family Night – All rides $2.00 (Carnival)

Sky Ledesma (Community Stage)

4:00 PM

Sourdough Basics Demonstration (Harmony Building)

Star Wars Performing Group (Community Stage)

5:30 PM

Wooden Tantrum (Main Stage)

Mended Hearts (Main Stage)

5:00 PM

Literary Arts Youth Program (Harmony Building)

Mad Scientist (Community Stage)

6:00 PM Beer Garden Opens Mad Scientist (Community Stage) 6:30 PM Gates open for Lonestar 7:00 PM

Healthy Snack Demonstration (Harmony Building) 5:30 PM Gates open for American Freedom Celebration honoring Military (Large Outdoor Arena) Tom Bennett (Main Stage) 6:00 PM

Breakaway (Covered Arena)

Beer Garden Opens

Super Starz Sparkle Cheer (Community Stage)

Utah Arts—Octavus (Community Stage)

River House Band (Main Stage) Sourdough Basics Demonstration (Harmony Building) 8:00 PM

Animal Costume Contest (Indoor Arena) 7:00 PM Team Roping (Covered Arena) American Freedom Celebration honoring Military Starts (Large Outdoor Arena)

Food Vendors

Lonestar in Concert (Large Outdoor Arena)

Animal Education Center & Petting Zoo Opens (Indoor Arena)

Star Wars Performing Group (Community Stage)

Matt Stewart (Community Stage)

Military Wall of Honor (Harmony Building)

8:30 PM

Carnival Family Night – All rides $2.00 (Carnival)

Kids in the Kitchen Demonstration (Harmony Building)

10:00 PM

Meinfield

Desert Reign (Main Stage)

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S C H E D U L E (cont.)

8:30 PM

6:00 PM

Lisa Mac Band

Beer Garden Opens

10:00 PM

Mad Scientist

All Exhibits & Buildings Close

6:30 PM

Carnival Closes

Small Animal Show, Rabbit (Indoor Arena)

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16 4:00 PM – 10:00 PM All Exhibits & Buildings Open Food Vendors Animal Education Center & Petting Zoo Opens (Indoor Arena) Carnival Opens Military Wall of Honor (Harmony Building) 4:00 PM Runaway Fire (Main Stage) 5:00 PM Utah Arts—Project Groove (Community Stage) One Pot Meals Demonstration (Harmony Building)

Gates open for Lee Greenwood Concert (Large Outdoor Arena) 7:00 PM Dillon Jones Band (Main Stage) Skillet Meals Demonstration (Harmony Building) 8:00 PM Small Animal Show, Chicken (Indoor Arena) Lee Greenwood in Concert (Large Outdoor Arena) 8:30 PM Monsoon Season (Main Stage)

THURSDAY, APRIL 17

12:00 PM – 7:00 PM

America 250 Founders Festival Open 4:00 PM – 10:00 PM All Exhibits & Buildings Open Food Vendors Animal Education Center & Petting Zoo Opens (Indoor Arena) Carnival Opens Military Wall of Honor (Harmony Building) 4:00 PM CV Jazz (Main Stage) 5:00 PM Steve Stay (Community Stage) Instant-Pot Dinners Demonstration (Harmony Building) 5:30 PM

10:00 PM

Dick Earl’s Electric Witness (Main Stage)

All Exhibits & Buildings Close

6:00 PM

Carnival Closes

Barrel Racing (Covered Outdoor Arena)

5:30 PM

Beer Garden Opens

Flipside

Star Wars Performing Group (Community Stage) 6:30 PM Gates Open for America 250 Freedom Pageant (Large Outdoor Arena) 7:00 PM Color Country Chorus (Community Stage) Black Sabbatical (Main Stage) Instant-Pot Desserts Demonstration (Harmony Building) 8:00 PM America 250 Freedom Pageant Concert (Large Outdoor Arena) Epic Performing Group (Community Stage)

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8:30 PM

Tilted Jukebox (Main Stage)

Press Play (Main Stage)

Ford Mustangs (Main Stage)

Pantry Meals Demonstration (Harmony Building)

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8:00 PM

1:30 PM

10:00 PM All Exhibits Close Fireworks 11:00 PM Carnival Closes

FRIDAY, APRIL 18

10:00 AM – 7:00 PM America 250 Founders Festival Open 4:00 PM – 10:00 PM All Exhibits & Buildings Open Food Vendors Animal Education Center & Petting Zoo Opens (Indoor Arena) Carnival Opens Military Wall of Honor (Harmony Building) 4:00 PM – 9:00 PM Premium Bank Opens (Harmony Building)

America 250 Freedom Pageant Concert (Large Outdoor Arena) 8:30 PM Soul What (Main Stage) 10:00 PM All Exhibits Close Fireworks 11:00 PM Carnival Closes

SATURDAY, APRIL 19

8:00 AM – 10:00 AM Commissioner Breakfast (Main Stage Area) 9:00 AM Princess Showcase (Harmony Stage) 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM America 250 Founders Festival Open

4:00 PM

10:00 AM – 10:00 PM

Candace and Jared Washburn (Community Stage)

All Exhibits & Buildings Open Food Vendors

“Subject to Change” Band (Main Stage)

Animal Education Center & Zoo Opens (Indoor Arena)

5:00 PM Dylan Gavin (Community Stage) Freezer Meals Demonstration (Harmony Building) 5:30 PM Hubcaps (Main Stage) 6:00 PM Beer Garden Opens Mad Scientist (Community Stage) 6:30 PM Gates Open for America 250 Freedom Pageant Concert (Large Outdoor Arena) 7:00 PM Team Sorting (Covered Arena) Austin Mariano (Community Stage)

Carnival Opens (Carnival) Military Wall of Honor (Harmony Building) 10:30 AM Baby Contest (Harmony Stage) Red Sands Bluegrass (Main Stage) 11:00 AM Kids Cookie Contest (Harmony Building) Tractor Pull (Covered Arena) 12:00 PM – 9:00 PM Premium Bank Opens (Harmony Building) 12:00 PM

The Vault Dance (Community Stage) Steve Halliday Band (Main Stage) 2:30 PM Fresh Salsa Contest (Harmony Building) 3:00 PM Mad Scientist (Community Stage) Lawn Darts (Main Stage) 4:00 PM Dance Fuzion (Community Stage) 4:30 PM Paddle Out Band (Main Stage) 5:00 PM Matt Stewart (Community Stage) 5:30 PM Demolition Derby Gates Open (Large Outdoor Arena) 6:00 PM Beer Garden Open Roger Dean (Community Stage) Groovonix (Main Stage) 7:00 PM Demolition Derby Starts (Large Outdoor Arena) 7:30 PM Just Girls (Main Stage) 10:00 PM Exhibits Close Fireworks 11:00 PM Carnival Closes

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Meet History Face to Face!

Meet our nation's founding heroes, brought to life by talented performers personifying figures like George Washington! Engage with colonial-era artisans and enjoy exciting activities and games for the whole family!

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Washington County Fair Gives Back Through Rotary Celebrating over 120 years of service around the world, Rotary International joins like minded individuals with the single focus of “Service Above Self”. St George Sunrise Rotary Club is one of 36,000 clubs worldwide. Rotarians don’t see problems, we see projects. Our partnership with the Washington County Fair provides us with funds to pay for projects like the dictionaries we annually give to 3rd graders in Washington County, backpacks filled with school supplies to area school children, emergency equipment for our Search and Rescue volunteers, clothes and hygiene supplies for our students in need, support to our animal rescue agencies, Christmas gifts for our senior shut-ins, and emergency medical equipment in Mexico. To find out more about Rotary, find us at stgsunriserotary.org.

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2025 WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIR

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

Best Western Plus Settlers Point

Hurricane Valley Fire & Rescue

St. George Sunrise Rotary

Bikers Against Child Abuse

Igotpoop.com, Josh McCourt

UDOT-Todd Abbott

Buddy Mail and Jill Hunt

John and Rosie Kirkland

Variety Attractions—Bruce Sullivan

Chick-fil-A

KB Sorting

Circle J Rodeo

Kirkland Fencing

Washington County Legacy Park Crew

City of St. George

Lafaele Family

Create Better Health Washington County

Liberty Village

David Cordero

Miss Rodeo America Callie Mueller

Dee Barlow

PolyRidaz

Got Your Back Shack

Rope Race Ride

Holiday Inn St. George

St. George Single Adult Ward

Local Law Enforcement

Washington County Road Department Washington County School District FFA Clubs Washington County Sheriff ’s Office Washington County Solid Waste District

THANK YOU FOR COMING TO THE FAIR! SEE YOU NEXT YEAR IN APRIL 2026!

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