The Salinas Valley Fair Announces Open Board Positions; Seeks New Members to Join!

King City, CA - The Salinas Valley Fair is excited to announce there are currently 2 open Fair Board positions available.

They are looking for enthusiastic, hands-on individuals to join. This is a fantastic opportunity for community members to

get involved and help shape the Salinas Valley Fairgrounds and be a part of the future of the beloved annual Fair.

The Salinas Valley Fair has been a staple in the community for decades, bringing together families, friends, and

neighbors for fun-filled days of entertainment, agriculture, and community spirit. Not only is this the fairgrounds home

to the Salinas Valley Fair, but it is a crucial pillar in the community. In addition to the Fair, the fairgrounds serve as a crisis

location, a place for youth sports, an exciting place for private events, and more. By joining the Fair Board, individuals

will have the opportunity to play a key role in planning and organizing the yearly event, as well as contributing to the

overall success and growth of the Fair and fairgrounds.

“We are looking for passionate individuals who are dedicated to promoting agriculture, education, and community

involvement to join our Board,” said Frank Lopez, President of the Salinas Valley Fair Board. “This is a unique chance to

make a positive impact on our community and help ensure the continued success for years to come.”

Board members will have the opportunity to work closely with other community leaders, contribute their skills and

expertise, and help make important decisions regarding operations, programming, and direction. This is a rewarding

opportunity for individuals who are hands-on and eager to volunteer their time and support to the Salinas Valley Fair.

Interested individuals are encouraged to apply for a board position by Friday, September 13. To learn more about the

application process and Fair Boad, please visit www.salinasvalleyfair.com, email svf@salinasvalleyfair.com, or call 831-385-3243.

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