Northwest Washington Fair

Lynden, Washington

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Northwest Washington Fair

The Northwest Washington Fair fulfills its mission of honoring the region's farming roots by offering both educational and entertaining experiences for the entire community. Every summer, the fairgrounds come alive as families flock to enjoy diverse attractions, from handmade crafts and fashion displays to live music performances, hypnotist shows, creative face painting, classic carnival rides, and delicious fair food.

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address1775 Front Street, Lynden, WA
emailinfo@nwwafair.com
phone+1 360 354 4111
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