The Wright County Fair Board has been monitoring the current conditions & information concerning the COVID-19 virus. Both the virus threat and the reaction by the government to the threat have created major considerations that all large events are having to work through. The board had considered the data from all sources & acknowledges the many differing opinions of the scientific and medical communities. Conversations have been had with many partners & supporting agencies. Many County Fairs as well as the State Fair have reached the conclusion that adhering to the CDC guidelines & executive orders would be a major challenge for any event our size. Obtaining the required supplies & PPE to equip and train the staff to assure that we could meet the requirements would also be a challenge. Requiring all staff & volunteers to properly wear the PPE and go through the process necessary to keep everyone safe and meet the regulations would increase the difficulty of their assigned tasks. The events & interactions that make County Fairs the highlight of many peoples summers would be greatly different if not impossible for the Fairs to provide. Limiting numbers, social distancing, requiring face masks, opening without carnivals and the youth participation would create an environment that would not look like anything like the Fairs we normally attend & enjoy. In addition to the above considerations, obtaining security for the fair would likely not be possible through normal law enforcement agencies. Finding the additional staff and volunteers to operate the Fair under these conditions would likely prove to not be possible. All Fairs operate on thin budgets and opening in an environment of reduced attendance and availability of events and the attractions would not be a sound business or financial decision which could greatly affect the ability to provide a quality Fair in the future. The 2020 Fair was to be the 150th Wright County Fair. The board has planned a celebration that would add many events and attractions to the ...
| Website | http://www.wrightcountyfair.org |
| Revenue | $10 million |
| Employees | View employees |
| Address | 1010 1st St, Howard Lake, Minnesota 55349, US |
| Phone | +1 320-543-2111 |
| Industry | Amusement Parks, Arcades & Attractions, Recreation, Hospitality |
| Competitors | Anoka-Ramsey Community College, Iowa State Fair, Minnesota State Fair, North Dakota State Fair, The Anoka County Fair, Carver County Fairgrounds, DAKOTA COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY INC, Crow Wing County Fair, Olmsted County Fair, Chisago County Fairgrounds +16 more (view full list) |
| SIC | SIC Code 799 Companies, SIC Code 79 Companies |
| NAICS | NAICS Code 71 Companies, NAICS Code 7139 Companies, NAICS Code 713990 Companies, NAICS Code 713 Companies, NAICS Code 71399 Companies |
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The Wright County Fair annual revenue was $10 million in 2026.
Wright County Fair is based in Howard Lake, Minnesota.
The NAICS codes for Wright County Fair are [71, 7139, 713990, 713, 71399].
The SIC codes for Wright County Fair are [799, 79].