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Static Exhibits

The Heart of the North Idaho State Fair

The Static Exhibit program is the most traditional part of the North Idaho State Fair — and one of the most beloved. This is where generations of talent, creativity, and skill come together under one roof.

From home-canned goods, fresh flowers, and beautiful quilts to fine art, photography, industrial art, and so much more, Static Exhibits showcase the incredible abilities of our community. Whether your talent is time-honored or totally unique, there’s a place for it here.

Are you already looking forward to participating in the 2027 North Idaho State Fair? We can’t wait to see what you create.

How to Enter

There are three easy ways to participate:

1. Pre-Register Online
Pre-register your static exhibits online at
👉 https://nifr.fairwire.com/Pre-registration for general static exhibits is free.

2. Submit an Entry Form
Complete an entry form and submit it to the Fair Office by 12 PM on Friday, August 6, 2027.

3. Register on Entry Day
Bring all exhibits on their designated entry day and register in person for $1 per entry.

Help Build the Program

We’re always looking for sponsors who want to help grow our competitive exhibits program and provide additional awards and opportunities for exhibitors.

If you’re interested in sponsoring a department, class, or award, we’d love to hear from you.
📞 Fair Office: 208-765-4969
📧 Email: fair@northidahostatefair.com

Open Class Competitive Static Exhibits

Horticulture

Horticulture

Vintage Agricultural Equipment, Fruits, Nuts & Edible Herbs, Honey, Vegetables & Field Crops and the Flower Show 
Culinary Arts

Culinary Arts

Culinary Arts including Special Contests:
Chocolate Extravaganza and Commissioners Apple Pie
 
Home Arts

Home Arts

Sewing, Knitting, Crocheting, Hand Woven & Hand Spun Articles, Quilts, Needlework & General Crafts 
Arts & Photography

Arts & Photography

Fine Arts, Industrial Arts, Literary Arts & Photography 

Useful Information for Static Exhibits

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