Wow! Lots of updates since last year. Looking good. From the parking lot off of 32nd St. to the paved lot further back where we were allowed to unload. Even with the rings set on the property, the field appears very nicely maintained. Maybe all the rain AZ has received recently has contributed to that. Clearly various activities occur here but I'm here for the dog shows hosted by the Yuma Kennel Club and the Imperial Valley Kennel Club. There are a few vendors offering everything from toys, treats, chews, collars and leashes to those providing beverages, snacks, and meals to help us keep up our energy for winning, long show days. Club members are helpful and cheerful volunteers. Exhibitors bring some impressive competition. And in addition to the Conformation show you may also see Rally Trials as well as CGC and ATT testing offered. A really nice venue. read more

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The 2 Rivers Renaissance Faire is in full swing this weekend! The added concrete roads make it easier for those with mobility issues to get around. Add the high 70's weather in the mix, and you've got potential for a good time! Check it out...! read more

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When it comes to searching for a venue, it's all about the location. The Yuma Fairgrounds is perfect for any size event. They offer a variety of options including several grassy fields, paved outdoor spaces, and enclosed buildings. You can even rent the chairs and tables from them and order your alcohol and beverages from them as well. The Yuma County Fairgrounds is home to the Annual Silver Spur Rodeo, the Fall Festival, and the Fair. So, if you're looking for an affordable option, give the Yuma County Fairgrounds a call. read more

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Fun place. Saw a renaissance faire there and they ran my grand daughter's birthday party.

Yuma County Fair is in my top two favorite fairs of all time. There is so much entertainment on the Guido stage that you can stay there for a few hours and never see the same act twice. There are jugglers, comedy acts, magic shows, mind reading, and other variety acts. The main stage has a great line up of music all day long, and the end of the evening, hypnotist shows. The stage next to it has anything from animal acts to a big show that stays stationary. The building has had a magic, food art, flea circuses, and giant games for the whole family to play. Strolling acts come and go throughout the day. And there are still your art/photography buildings, animals, and quilts. There are vendors with food, and rotary clubs with more of a homemade food option. This fair has it all. I love coming here so much!!! read more

Yuma County Fair - Live music, sunset, amd ice cream. My heaven!! - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Yuma, Arizona

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One of our favorite fairs. We make the annual trek over from Mesa each year to enjoy the festivities. Great entertainment lineups and music choices. We end up going Friday night, all day Saturday, and most of Sunday before heading home. Seems like each year it gets later and later on Sunday. We just don't want to leave. The fair is laid out well. The carnival area is terrific. Big props to Danny Brown. Plenty of vendors in the main hall - between the carnival and the animal areas. There's always a line for the fresh cinnamon rolls. There is a stage with a lot of history behind it called Guido's stage where most of the entertainment acts perform. Belonged to a now deceased fair entertainer. If you manage to get a peek inside you can see where entertainers have autographed the walls over the years. The main stage always has great local bands and a bigger name headliner on Friday night. This is also where the hypnotist show takes place. Next to the stage is usually another entertainment act - either a turkey race, a horse show, or frisbee-catching dogs. Beyond that is the beer garden area, exhibit halls, and eventually an entire area just for the kids' carnival and the rodeo grounds. One of our favorite buildings is the huge building next to the fair office with vendors, exhibits, model trains, and entertainment. The Yuma County Fair is worth coming to and seems to get better every year. Very windy conditions and it is located right next to a Marine air base so prepare to hear the take-offs and landings of many aircraft while you're there. read more

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I took my granddaughter to the fair in Yuma Arizona (she lives in Yuma) for the first time, and she had a wonderful time. I was quite surprised how much fun she had. It may not be like most county fairs in other states. I'm in southern California, so our fairs are a little different, however, I believe she enjoyed it to the fullest and that made my day! read more

Is there a more down-to-earth way of celebrating Independence Day than at the county fair with some fireworks in the evening? How about if you throw in a demolition derby before that with about twenty cars and 7,000 spectators as an added bonus? If you're interested in competing in the derby, there's a $1,000 prize for first place (minus the expense of your completely scrapped $500 junker car). For just $3 admission ($2.26 of which was panhandled from generous locals in the parking lot), our hero was able to watch a spectacular display of country-style American pride and cars catching on fire. PROS: - $3 beers! At a public event like this? That's pretty much a steal! Anyone who was drinking was double-fisting it here. - Good entertainment value. - Friendly locals. CONS: - Seating in the grandstands was packed and it was hard to find any when coming in late. - Ridiculous lines for the washroom. - No credit cards accepted here. If you've only got $0.74 in loose change in your pocket, you'd better know a few tricks or be able to play a harmonica. read more

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Here visiting a friend and decided to check out the fair. Not your biggest but then again Yuma ain't your biggest city either. I like the farm animals and the Ferris wheel. The food is expensive but not anymore than California fairs. Worth checking out. read more

Yuma County Fair - The rides! - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Yuma, Arizona

Went to the fair and my daughters and I got sick. The only thing we shared was the lemonade so pretty sure that was it. Both ends! Yep from both ends! read more