ANNAPOLIS, MD (August 27, 2024) ~ As the Maryland State Fair enters its second long weekend of festivities, the Maryland Department of Agriculture is excited to showcase their support for the state's agriculture, farmers, and residents. The fair, which runs for two more weekends from August 29th to September 1st and September 5th to 8th at the State Fairgrounds in Timonium, will feature a variety of programs and activities highlighting the department's involvement in the industry.

One of the main attractions at the fair is the Cow Palace, where children's activities and agricultural displays will be set up. These displays will showcase over 20 of the department's programs and provide fairgoers with an opportunity to learn about the diverse industries within agriculture that MDA supports. Additionally, at Horseland near the Grandstand, the Maryland Horse Industry Board will be present to educate visitors about Maryland's thriving equine industry and offer valuable insights for horse enthusiasts.

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In addition to these activities, the fair will also feature thousands of home arts and agricultural exhibits, daily livestock and horse exhibitions, midway rides and games, thoroughbred horse racing, and national entertainment. One event that should not be missed is "Agriculture Day at the Fair" on Friday, August 30th. This special day will include a luncheon and tour of the fairgrounds with Maryland Secretary of Agriculture Kevin Atticks. Please note that attendance at this luncheon is by invitation only.

For those interested in learning more about the Maryland State Fair or MDA's participation in it, please visit www.marylandstatefair.com or contact Harrison Palmer, Executive Secretary of Boards and Commission at harrisonb.palmer@maryland.gov. With so much to see and do, this year's Maryland State Fair promises to be a fun-filled celebration of agriculture in all its forms.

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