New York State Fair

The New York State Fair is located in Syracuse, New York, within Onondaga County. Syracuse has a population of approximately 142,000, serving as a regional hub in Central New York. The Fairgrounds cover around 375 acres and host various events, with the primary event being the annual New York State Fair, which draws millions of visitors each year. The Fair typically runs for 13 days at the end of summer and features exhibitions, competitions, agricultural displays, and entertainment, including concerts.

The stadium at the New York State Fair, known as the Chevy Court, is an outdoor arena that hosts concerts and performances during the fair and throughout the year for various events. The seating capacity of Chevy Court varies based on the specific arrangements for concerts and events, accommodating thousands of attendees. The facility is notable for its accessibility, located near major roadways and with public transportation options available, enhancing visitor access.

In recent years, the Fairgrounds have undergone infrastructure updates to improve visitor experience, including enhancements to parking facilities and restroom amenities. The Fairgrounds play a significant economic role in the region, generating revenue through tourism and providing a venue for local businesses to engage with attendees.

The New York State Fair has an informative entry on Wikipedia, which can be accessed at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_State_Fair. Additionally, the venue operates under an alternative name, the New York State Fairgrounds, which also has a Wikipedia entry available at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_State_Fairgrounds.