The 59th Annual Hawaii State Farm Fair kicked off on July 12, 2025, at its new permanent home, marking a significant event for the state’s agricultural community. The fair, organized by the Hawaii Farm Bureau Federation, runs through July 13, with operating hours from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday. Admission is set at $5 for the general public, while keiki and students with valid IDs enter free of charge. The event features a wide array of attractions, including live farm animals such as steers, hogs, lambs, chickens, and bunnies, alongside educational exhibits highlighting Hawaii’s diverse agricultural practices. Food vendors, entertainment, and rides for small children are also available, drawing an estimated 10,000 visitors based on past attendance figures. Executive Director Brian Miyamoto emphasized the fair’s role in celebrating Hawaii’s farming heritage and educating the public through interactive experiences. This year’s fair benefits from a new location, providing a stable platform for future events after years of moving venues. The Hawaii State 4-H Livestock program participates, offering attendees opportunities to engage with young farmers about their work raising animals. Additional details are accessible via the official website hawaiistatefarmfair.org and social media handles @hawaiistatefarmfair on Facebook and @farmfair on Instagram. The fair’s success is supported by community involvement, with local 4-H members showcasing over 100 animals, reflecting the state’s commitment to agricultural education and sustainability. The event concludes with a closing ceremony at 4:30 p.m. on Sunday, featuring awards for exhibitors.
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