Clark County Fairgrounds Schedule

Upcomming Clark County Fairgrounds Events:

• Kutless tickets in Ridgefield, WA at Clark County Fairgrounds on Friday August 2, 2013.
• Blue Oyster Cult tickets in Ridgefield, WA at Clark County Fairgrounds on Saturday August 3, 2013.
• Kip Moore tickets in Ridgefield, WA at Clark County Fairgrounds on Sunday August 4, 2013.

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Attracting over 260,000 attendees each year, this event has been recognized locally as the Best Outdoor Event/Festival in the area. Clark County Fairgrounds Washington: Clark County Fair Brandon Roy at the Clark County Fair Attendance continues increasing at Clark County Fair This year, gas prices weigh on Clark County Fair, as it opens Guide to Clark County WashingtonAnnual fairsClark County, WashingtonRecurring events established in 1868.

The Clark County Fair is an annual ten day event held at the Clark County Event Center at the Fairgrounds in Ridgefield, Washington.Established in 1868, the first Clark County Fair was held in Esther Short Park.The Clark County Fair is the largest single venue event in the Portland metropolitan area family entertainment market.

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