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FairEntry Online Registration

Open and Close Dates: June 1, 2025 – July 14, 2025

FAIR ENTRY

FairEntry is the system the Boulder County Fair uses to allow people to sign up to show at their fair.

Our 4-H members will use FairEntry to sign up to show their projects at the fair. If you need help or have questions book a time to speak with Jeannie, she will be able to walk you through it or answer questions. Here is a tips sheet.


Support 4-H Programs at the 2025 Boulder County Fair

Are you interested in helping support our 4-H members? The Boulder County Fair offers ways for our community to show their support for the countless hours our members have dedicated to their projects:

Junior Livestock Sale 4-H Product Sale
Teen Clerks

USEFUL INFORMATION

FAIRGROUNDS CAMPING

2025 Fairgrounds Camping
Planning to camp during the 2025 Boulder County Fair? Campground reservations open Wednesday, June 25, at 8:00 AM. To reserve a site, contact Rob, Campground Host, at 303-682-6762 or email campground@bouldercounty.gov. Office hours are Tuesday–Saturday, 8:00 AM–4:30 PM.

All sites are $35 per night and include access to the drive-through Dump Station. Payment is required at check-in via credit card or exact cash only—no change is given. Reserved sites are held only if payment is made upon arrival. No-shows will forfeit their site without a refund. Reservation dates run from Monday, July 28, through Sunday, August 10, 2025.
FUTURE ROYALTY

Activities include building and decorating stick horses and crowns, stick horse races, and interacting with a live horse. R.S.V.P  at https://www.bouldercountyfair.org/p/about/royalty/queen-for-a-day
GENERAL PROJECTS & INTERVIEW JUDGING

Interview Judging Information – July 31, 2025 9 AM- 3 PM

Absentee Interview Form – If you are unable to attend Interview Judging but would like your project exhibited and judged send this form filled out with your project and record book.

You will sign up for your interview time on FairEntry.

Department listings can be found in the State Fair Exhibit Requirements/ Fairbook. Interview slots begin at 9 AM, judging break for lunch is scheduled at 11:30.
If members would like to have their projects evaluated but are unable to attend, they are invited to use the Absentee Interview Form and include it with their project and record book for evaluation during the
Interview Judging Day.  Please make sure all items are labeled with name. 

All interviews will take place at the Boulder County Fairgrounds Exhibit Building, which is located on the West side of the fairgrounds.  Please use the West or South parking lots and enter through the corresponding doors.  Find your check-in table and wait or continue to your interview. Open Class judging will also be taking place so please make sure you are in the right place.

If you have questions on project requirements, please refer to the following websites:
http://co4h.colostate.edu/statefair/StateFairExhibitReq.pdf
http://co4h.colostate.edu/program-areas/colorado-4-h-project-information/
https://www.bouldercountyfair.org/events/2023/4-h-general-projects
TEEN CLERKS

WANTED – Teen Clerks!
Looking for an opportunity to help at the Boulder County Fair? Consider being a Teen Clerk on Interview Judging Day! No experience necessary!
Throughout the day, 4-H members will be bringing their projects to the Exhibit Building on the Fairgrounds.  We need Teen Clerks – ages 13 and up – to help make the event run smoothly. 

Teen clerk responsibilities are:
-Attend Interview Judging all day (9:00 AM- 5:00 PM or until your project area has completed assigning awards)
-Act as assistant to the Superintendent
-Check-in member’s projects
-Help arrange the judged projects in their proper display area at the conclusion of judging
-Confirm ribbons are accurate and attached
-Be helpful, courteous, and inviting as participants await their interviews

Lunch and snacks will be provided. Teen clerks will have time to interview for their own projects. 

Scheduling time will be between the Superintendent and the clerk.

Serving as a Teen Clerk qualifies as a 4-H community service activity and is a great way to help the organization. Time spent as a Teen Clerk counts toward National Honor Society community service.

There are plenty of project areas in need of a teen clerk.  If you are interested, please send an email to Jeannie Torres,  jetorres@bouldercounty.org.  Being a Teen Clerk is a fun way to kick off the Boulder County Fair activities!
HORSE PROJECT INFORMATION
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Questions? Please contact the Boulder County Fair office for more information 720.864.6460 or info@bouldercountyfair.org

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