“Safety is our number one priority at the California Mid-State Fair, and we are excited and prepared to welcome community members and guests to the Paso Robles Event Center July 20-31,” said Colleen Bojorquez, Chief Executive Officer, Mid-State Fair.
“We are pleased to partner with the SLO County Public Health Department and offer our guests a few tips to follow for a safe, healthy, and fun visit.”
Tips to keep your visit to the California Mid-State Fair safe, healthy, and fun:Be COVID-19 safe. Health officials recommend wearing a mask (ideally a KN95/N95) in crowded indoor public spaces and being fully vaccinated. You can find local vaccine information at www.SloPublicHealth.org/Vaccines
Regularly wash your hands. Always wash your hands after petting animals or touching anything where animals are housed. Don’t bring strollers, pacifiers, sippy cups, or toys into the animal exhibit areas. Hand sanitizing stations are located throughout the fairgrounds.
Monitor the weather and dress appropriately. Extreme temperatures are common during the Mid-State Fair. Check the weather ahead of your visit and dress for the conditions, such as wearing lightweight, light-colored, loose-fitting clothing.
Stay hydrated with water. Drink more water than usual to stay fully hydrated. Visitors may bring up to two unopened plastic water bottles. Water is available for sale from various vendors. A new hydration station where water is available free of charge can be found at the new Cal Fire display.
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