24th District Agricultural Association

24th District Agricultural Association, also known as the Tulare County Fair Board, is a government body established to organize and manage the annual Tulare County Fair and operate the Tulare County Fairgrounds in Tulare, California. The organization has been serving the community since 1915, making it one of California's longest-running county fairs with over 111 years of experience. The association operates under the California state system of district agricultural associations and is responsible for showcasing Tulare County's rich agricultural heritage, which is recognized as one of the most fertile agricultural regions in California and the nation. The fairgrounds facility includes eight barns for livestock shows, an arena, and the Thunderbowl Raceway for auto racing events year-round. The annual Tulare County Fair typically attracts over 100,000 visitors and features agricultural exhibits, livestock competitions, educational programs, entertainment, food vendors, carnival rides, and various contests that celebrate the county's agricultural bounty and community spirit. The organization serves as a critical platform for local farmers and producers to exhibit their goods, connect with the community, and promote agricultural education while providing family-friendly entertainment and preserving the county's agricultural heritage.

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