Missouri State Fair

The Missouri State Fair is held at the Missouri State Fairgrounds, located in Sedalia, Missouri, USA. Sedalia has a population of approximately 21,000 residents and is situated in the west-central region of the state. The fairgrounds serve as the primary location for the annual Missouri State Fair, which typically spans 11 days in August and attracts visitors from across the state and beyond. The facility is designed for mixed-use and hosts various events including agricultural exhibitions, livestock shows, concerts, and carnival activities.

The exact seating capacity of the fairgrounds varies depending on the specific venue within the site; however, the main grandstand can accommodate around 9,000 spectators for events such as concerts and competitions. The fairgrounds feature multiple buildings and open areas that facilitate a wide range of activities during the fair.

The Missouri State Fairgrounds also play a role in year-round events, utilizing infrastructure that supports transportation and access for both local residents and tourists. The facility is recognized for its contribution to the local economy, attracting vendors, tourists, and artists, thus enhancing its significance within the region.

A Wikipedia entry exists for the Missouri State Fair, which provides further information on the facility: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missouri_State_Fair. Although there is no widely recognized alternate name for this venue, it is commonly referred to as the fairgrounds in the context of the state fair.