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State Fair Planning

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Apr 1, 20221 min read

2022 is the year 4-H returns to the Great New York State Fair and we all know that takes careful planning. As announced previously, we are shifting to a District Booth Space format. To assist with the planning for this shift we have created a planning document to help all counties/districts plan and work together. Booth space and designation will be shared very soon as we continue with the planning process. It is key that communications stay open to adequately answer questions and address concerns.


For questions about NY State Fair or the Planning document, reach out to Autumn Lavine.



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