Chipper is back in town for the holidays! Come see how he has decorated the entire fairgrounds with over 5000 lights and dozens of hand painted scenes. Beginning Thursday, December 7 and again on Friday, December 8, then every Thursday and Friday through December 22 from 6pm to 8pm. This is a drive-thru event...come down Fairgrounds Road and stay to the right. Entry is through the gate to the right of the administration building. Admission is free, but donations are gladly accepted at the exit gate. Merry Christmas and see you at the fairgrounds!
Honors for the Best Pumpkin Pie in Plumas County goes to Heather Crist!
Thanks to everyone who entered. Next up is Fruit Cake on December 12!
Click here to download the entry form for Best of Plumas.
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Best of Plumas Is Back!The first-ever Best of Plumas competition was a huge success! Dozens of residents brought in their meatloaf, bread, carrot cake, soup, cookies and cornbread. Competition was fierce and creativity was high. Six champions walked away with ribbons, plaques and gift cards. Let’s do it again!
Of course, the Plumas Sierra County Fair exists to judge all that our community has made, raised and grown, but these are particular things that seem to get folks bragging about the most. We want to find out who makes the best in each of this season’s categories; pumpkin pie, fruit cake, chicken noodle soup, dipping salsa, biscuits and mac & cheese. Six competitions in all. It's free to enter and the winner of each competition will receive an authentic “Best of” rosette ribbon, a commemorative plaque and a $100 gift certificate from Sav Mor Foods in Quincy. The competition is simple; 6 non-expert judges will taste each entry and give it a score between 1 and 10 (10 being the best). They do not compare dishes, they only rate each dish on it’s own merits. At the end of the judging, we add up the scores and whichever dish got the most points, wins the Best of Plumas. Basic guidelines can be found on the fair website, but any interpretation of a dish can be entered. However, if the judges are expecting a biscuit to be the kind you put gravy on and yours is a British tea biscuit, that will probably be reflected in the score. We think it’s obvious what we are looking for. Something new this year! By popular demand, we are asking everyone who enters to bring a written copy of their recipe so we can create a Best of Plumas cookbook. We have some from last season’s competition and will add the recipes from this season to make something special. Plans are to make this a fundraising effort for the PSCF Foundation, the non-profit organization that supports the fair and is co-sponsor of this event with Sav Mor Foods. The folks at Sav Mor have been fantastic partners in supporting and promoting this event and we are thrilled to have them continue as part of the Best of Plumas! It's simple to enter; click the link below the flyer to the left for an entry form, or pick one up at Sav Mor Foods or the Fair Office. Fill out the usual name and contact information, pick which competitions you want to be a part of and either drop it off at the Fair Office, or bring it in with your first competition. Directions are on the form, and the website. All entries will be dropped off at the Fair Office at the Plumas Sierra County Fairgrounds on the day of the competitions between 4pm and 5:30pm. Closed judging will begin at around 6pm and the winner will be announced on Facebook when the results are tabulated. The first competition is for Pumpkin Pie on November 14, 2023. That will be followed by Fruit Cake on December 12, 2023, Chicken Noodle Soup on January 16, 2024, Dipping Salsa on February 20, 2024, Biscuits on March 19, 2024 and finally, Mac & Cheese on April 16, 2024. This is your chance to leave a legacy in Plumas County that will last for eternity, or at least until we have another competition and someone knocks you off the podium! INDEPENDENT JUNIOR
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Click here for the height requirements of the carnival rides.
This list is not necessarily an accurate list of what rides will be at this year's fair
DOGS ON THE FAIRGROUNDS
There is an ordinance prohibiting dogs on the Plumas Sierra County Fairgrounds except for dogs being shown and service animals. A service animal is one that is required because of a disability and is trained to see, hear, detect a seizure or tow or pull.
Welcome to the Plumas Sierra County Fair website...
Thanks for stopping by! You should be able to answer most any question you have about the Fair on this website. Even still, if you want to contact a real, live human, don't hesitate to call the fair office at 530-283-6272. The site changes daily, so check back often.
Office Hours
We aren't going anywhere! However, we have become creative in covering all our bases. Our new office hours are:
Monday thru Friday 9am to 1pm
Saturday & Sunday Closed
Now, that doesn't necessarily mean we aren't here. We may be out on the fairgrounds raking leaves, helping a customer or shoveling manure. You're welcome to take a chance and come find us, or you can leave a message on the phone, we usually get those checked every day. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Monday thru Friday 9am to 1pm
Saturday & Sunday Closed
Now, that doesn't necessarily mean we aren't here. We may be out on the fairgrounds raking leaves, helping a customer or shoveling manure. You're welcome to take a chance and come find us, or you can leave a message on the phone, we usually get those checked every day. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Click on the logo to learn more about the PSCF Foundation.
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What a great gift idea!Give a Personal Lifetime Fair pass to your favorite graduate, spouse or employee. Only $100 entitles the holder to attend the Plumas Sierra County Fair FREE the rest of their life! Click here to download an application today.
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