An Exhibit of Mind-Blowing Proportions
This journey through the human brain with "Weird Al" Yankovic is an educational, entertaining and interactive attraction featuring a 3-D movie starring famed artist "Weird Al" Yankovic. Located in SillyVille, Weird Al's Brain exhibit is FREE with Fair admission! More Info

The Puyallup Fair Western Rodeo Parade is a great way to kick off the start of the Puyallup Fair. The annual Cattle Drive starts at 10 am and travels down Meridian Street in downtown Puyallup.

Join us for music in Pioneer Park starting from 9 am - 10 am.

This is a non-motorized parade, including equestrian drill teams, draft horse hitches, military marching bands, great musical entertainment, royalty, and cowboys on horseback.

It’s an hour-long event you won’t want to miss. Enjoy the parade, then wander down to the Fairgrounds before noon to take advantage of FREE gate admission from 10 am - Noon.

Mutton Bustin' is similar to the world it imitates - bull riding. Contestants ages 6 years and younger and less than 60 lbs. attempt to last six seconds on a sheep that's as unpredictable as a bull. What could be more fun for a 6-year-old than holding onto a sheep and lasting 6 seconds!

Qualifying rounds lead up to the championship performances. Everyone who wants to ride gets to ride. Sheep are released from a chute, just like a bull riding competition, and take the rider to the other side of the arena. It's tough to hold on! These young riders excite the crowd, and everyone cheers them on. Prizes, trophies, buckles are the awards that are given to the riders. Shows daily. Cost to compete is $10.

The Coats vocal band started on the street corners of Seattle's famous Pike Place Market. Singing for tourists, locals, fish vendors, and fellow buskers, their humble ambitions of earning a few clams to fight off the tuition bills quickly evolved into a full-time international performance career. They've since won national vocal competitions, sung for the President of the United States, and have been fortunate enough to share the stage with such talented fellow entertainers as Trisha Yearwood, Montgomery Gentry, The Beach Boys, Tanya Tucker, and Colin Ray, just to name a few, all while continuing their tradition of outreach performances and workshops supporting music in schools throughout the Northwest.

Start with two wacky characters, add audience kids in cute costumes, toss in time travel and farming...what do you get? Let's Pretend Farm Time! This make-believe show is interactive and the kids in the audience are the performers.

It's art - fair style! Watch giant pumpkins turn into works of art. These creations are amazing. Stop by and watch the artists at work, each weekend under the Pavilion overhang.

Check out the GIANT pumpkins, corn, squash and more at the Planting Patch located near SillyVille and the Fair Farm. Learn how the early settlers made food at Pioneer Farm

Kids 12 & under can get their face painted for FREE! The face painting building is located near SillyVille and the Fair Farm.

Participate in the YMCA's "America On the Move" program. Activities include eight activity stations, free pedometors and t-shirts (while supplies last), prizes, games and more! Groups will gather at SillyVille Plaza Sat, Sept. 20 at 9:30 am. YMCA members can purchase Fair admission for half-price at their local YMCA location through Sept. 19. More info.