Go for the Gold!
Join us as we celebrate "Go for the Gold" at the Butte County Fair August 20 - 24, 2008.
What's Going On
The Butte County Fair is partnering with Electronic Recyclers to hold an electronic recycling event. Bring your electronics free of charge to the Butte County Fairgrounds March 28-29th 10 AM to 2 PM. We will recycle the following free of charge:
- TV's
- Monitors
- LCD Screens
- Plasma Screens
- Laptops
- Computer Towers
- Printers
- Copiers
- Faxes
- Calculators
- Stereo System
- Keyboards
- Mice
- Speakers
- Cell phones
- Telephones
Good Old-Fashioned Family Fun
All of us have a special memory of a fair. Perhaps it was showing livestock or just eating a corn dog with your grandparents; it's a memory you cherish. Fairs are a tradition that crosses generations.
The Butte County Fair has been creating memories for 69 years. Tree lined streets, children laughing, aroma of fair food, and fun events and shows, the Butte County fair is a feel good family event. The friendliness of the Butte County Fair and the fairgrounds sets it apart from other events.
The Butte County Fair belongs to Butte County and is a reflection of Butte County and its residents. We are extremely proud of the Butte County Fair and believe the future holds great things.
We invite you to become a part of our family by becoming a sponsor. As a member of the Butte County Community wouldn't it be nice to be part of making a special memory? You can, by signing up to be a sponsor. Contact us for more information about this great opportunity.
ursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act, individuals who, because of a disability, need special assistance to attend or participate in any Butte County Fair Board, Committee or any Advisory meetings, or in connection with other Butte County Fair Activities, may request assistance at the Butte County Fair Administration Office, 199 East Hazel Street or by calling 530/846-3626, during normal business hours. Requests should be made 72 hours in advance whenever possible.