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The Whatcom County Youth Fair
since 1989
The Whatcom County Youth Fair
1989 was the first official youth fair, there were 100 entries, 6 divisions
(beef, sheep, swine, dairy, goats, and rabbits)
Since then the Youth Fair has grown to an average of 650-700+ entries with 24 divisions.
Chess, Country Crafts/ Horticulture, Lawn Mower Pull, Wool Crafts, Beef, Dogs, Photography, Sheep, Clowning, Entrepreneurship, Llamas & Alpacas, Goats, Cats, Poultry, Rabbits & Cavies, Teen Leaders, Coumputer Wizards, Jr. Rodeo, Wildlife & Salmon Habitat Mgmt., Dairy, Horse, Swine, Round Robin.
This is a training fair. The kids come here to learn about the animal or event of their choice. Even if they don't own an animal or belong to a club or organization.

THE COMPETITION IS LOW, THE EDUCATIONAL VALUE IS HIGH, AND HANDS ON EXPERIENCE IS OUR GOAL!!
Show Manager, Chris Paul
Chris has been the driving force behind the Youth Fair from the very beginning.
She works very hard to make this fair run smoothly.
Without the help of the sponsors from businesses and individuals it would be impossible to keep this fair going for the kids.
Thank You Sponsors
Click Here to see the winners of the Rich Waldemar and Bob Veenstra Inspirational Awards
Plus the Jay Paul scholarship[s]

These awards go to outstanding individuals
More pictures of things going on during youth fair
If you have questions or comments
please send an email
Links to other Whatcom County Youth web sites.
.As you can see alot of work goes into setting up the Youth Fair even before everyone get there.
To print out the entry form for 2009 click here.
entry form