Specialty Days at the 2023 California Mid-State Fair in Paso Robles!

(PASO ROBLES, CA) – The California Mid-State Fair is excited to share the return of our

specialty days where guests can enjoy perks during their visit.

Join the Fair for Cattlemen and Farmers Day, happening on Thursday night, July 20. The day pays

tribute to our local cattlemen, cattlewomen, and agriculturalists. We also celebrate the

accomplishments of the Industrial Arts program, enjoy a fabulous BBQ steak dinner, and find

out who wins the coveted Cattleman of the Year, Cattlewoman of the Year and Agriculturalist of

the Year. Tickets are available online and at the day of the event for $40.

Seniors Day, sponsored by Coastal Communities Physician Network, takes place on

Friday, July 21, 2023. Guests 62 years and older get half-off senior daily admission (regular

senior daily admission price $12.00).

Kids Day, sponsored by KSBY, takes place on the final Friday of the Fair on July 28, 2023. Kids

ages 12 and under get free daily admission (regular child daily admission price $10.00).

Armed Forces Day, sponsored by News Channel 12, takes place on the final Saturday of the

Fair on July 30, 2022. Guests with a valid Military ID, active or retired, get free daily admission that

day (regular adult daily admission price $15.00).

Seniors Day, Kids Day, and Armed Forces Day will feature an expo of local non-profits in

Mulbeary Park from Noon-4:00 pm.

Closing Day takes place on on Sunday, July 30, 2023. Guests will enjoy a parade of tractors

featured in the JB Dewar Tractor Restoration program as they make their way down the

midway. The tractor restoration program highlights the hard work and dedication of many local

high schoolers who spent the past year reviving antique tractors.

For a complete list of attractions happening each day of the 2023 California Mid-State Fair,

please visit www.MidStateFair.com.

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