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ANIMALS

Throughout the day, All-Alaskan pig races, Frontierland

6 p.m., Open-class women’s milking contest, judging arena

7 p.m., Pro-West Rodeo, Arena

KIDS

11 a.m., 4-H performing arts, 4-H building

1 p.m., parent-child tea party, county agriculture building

6 p.m., Karaoke open mike, Family Fun stage

ENTERTAINMENT

11:45 a.m., Buck and Elizabeth, Tribute to America, Courtyard stage

7:30 p.m., demolition derby, Grandstand

8:30 p.m., Stormm, rock band, Courtyard stage

FAIR BASICS

When it happens

The fair runs daily through Sept. 3

Friday and Saturday hours: 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Labor Day: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Who to contact

For more information: www.evergreenfair.org or call the fair office at 360-805-6700.

What it costs

Free admission today for military and emergency services personnel with identification.

$9: ages 16-61

$7: ages 62-89

$5: ages 6-15

Free: age 90 and older, age 5 and younger

$25: Family ticket (two adults and up to four kids or seniors)

Group plans are available.

Watch for other daily deals.

Separate ticket price information for rodeo, speedway, grandstand concerts: fair office, 360-805-6700 or Ticketmaster, 206-628-0888

How to get there

Drive: 1 mile west of Monroe, 14 miles east of Everett on U.S. 2

Fairgrounds parking: $6, with multiple-day passes available

Community Transit bus: Routes 270, 275, 271

Bus parking: free at Everett Station or Snohomish Park and Ride

Bus fare: $1.25 or 75 cents for youth, 50 cents for seniors

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