KING COUNTY FAIR – July 13th – 16th
Fair Book 2023 pdf –
https://s3.wp.wsu.edu/uploads/sites/2058/2023/04/Fair-Book-2023-revised.pdf
Critter Crowning application due June 23rd download form here: https://s3.wp.wsu.edu/uploads/sites/2058/2023/05/2023_critter_application1.pdf
4-H Ticket Sales/Discounts https://s3.wp.wsu.edu/uploads/sites/2058/2023/04/4H-FFA-OC-Pre-Fair-Ticket-Form.pdf
King County Fair is coming soon!
Dates of Fair – July 13-16th Enumclaw Expo Center
| Spring | Youth work on educational posters, projects and exhibits for Fair |
| May 15 | Youth must be registered into 4-H Online to participate in Fair |
| May | Drop off dates – posters/photo exhibits
will be updated in early May contact us to schedule a drop off time – we are in office by appointment only 253-224-2884 Nancy or nbaskett@wsu.edu |
| June 1st | 4-H Educational Posters & Displays due in person – can be dropped off TBA |
| July 7th | Expo Center ticket requests due – |
| June 23rd | Critter Crowning Application due |
| July 8 | Expo Center Activity hall – clean and set up 9 am – 12 pm
Activity Hall dropoff still life Saturday July 12 pm – 6 pm (at EXPO Center)
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| July 12th | Vet check – times vary by department – check with Superintendents |
| July 13-16 | KING COUNTY FAIR |
| July 16 | Exhibit releases 630 pm or when barns/stables are clean and you are dismissed by Superintendents.
Activity Hall – release time after 6 pm Sunday, July 16th |
| Ticket Sales |
Educational Posters and Displays
Still Life Ed Poster form editable 2022 – Download this form to fill out on computer and printed. Please attach to back of all Ed Posters and Displays.
Poster tips:
Posters may be educational based on your club project or another 4-H project (you can submit up to 4 entries from different categories) or posters may be promotional, highlighting your favorite aspect of 4-H or what you think 4-H has to offer.
The 4-H Tip Sheet includes practical recommendations to help create effective paper or digital posters. To get started:
- Choose your topic
- Do your research
- Sketch out your ideas—Have Fun with this! Do your best to do it yourself and not have parents or siblings “help”
- Design your poster or display—get creative and have fun with the digital process
- Choose color or colors
- Make sure to use correct spelling, grammar, and punctuation
- Choose your pictures, photos, clipart, graphs, or drawings (NO copyright material unless you have permission from the source)
- Remember to cite your sources (include the full URL).
- Entries will be judged against the standard as defined on the scorecard, not in competition with other posters.
- Be entered by the date specified above.
- Have properly completed the Still Life Entry Tag securely attached to the lower left corner of poster.
- Top of the entry tag should be taped to the back of poster with tag information facing forward below the poster.
- Meet all requirements on the Scorecard.
- Be legible from a distance of 10 feet.
- Do not use copyrighted or brand names in your poster entries
- Educate the public and be self-explanatory (Examples: “Don’t feed your dog chocolate” could say “Chocolate can be toxic to” or “Eat fruits and vegetables” could say “Eating fruits and vegetables helps build strong, healthy bodies”).
- For promotional 4-H posters, do not need to list citations.
For Animal Science Projects:
Due no later than June 1, 2023 at the 4-H Office. No late entries accepted. Call Nancy at 253-224-2884 before scheduling a trip to office to confirm someone will be there to take your entries. Office hours are by appointment only. Drop off dates/times TBA and will be posted soon.
Lot C & D Entries (Table displays & trifolds) Activity Building – these items can be brought in day of animals are checked in or brought to the Activity Hall Saturday, July 8th from 12-6