Since its beginnings in 1988, the Weber County Fair has been a highlight of summer in Northern Utah. Now in its 37th year, it continues to rank among the largest and best fairs in the state, drawing thousands of visitors each August. Traditionally ending on the second Saturday of the month, the fair is a time-honored tradition where the community gathers to celebrate agriculture, entertainment, and local talent.

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The Weber County Fairgrounds, spanning over 141 acres in the heart of Weber County, is home to six buildings, four barns, a racetrack, a cross-country course, and recreation courts. Beyond the fair, these facilities serve as a year-round resource for the community. But when fair week arrives, the grounds transform into an exciting hub of activity—filled with delicious food, thrilling performances, and endless fun for all ages.

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Each year, visitors can look forward to fan-favorite events like the rodeo, demolition derby, and concert, alongside Jr. Livestock competitions, Home Arts exhibits, and livestock shows. The fair remains committed to honoring Weber County’s rich agricultural heritage while providing a platform for the incredible talents within our community.

The Weber County Fair wouldn’t be possible without the dedicated individuals working behind the scenes.

 

Take a look at some of the people who help bring this tradition to life!