Pay-One-Price Admission means
Rides and concerts are FREE with admission!
Come early on Opening Day, June 18! It's Kids' Day and everyone gets in for
$9 before 5 p.m.
Radio Disney takes the Kiwanis Stage to rock it for kids with the KMKY
X-Treme Team. Includes live music, games and prizes from 1 to 3 p.m.
Kids' Day is sponsored by V. Dolan Trucking. Also sponsoring Kids' Day is
Lazer Radio and LeMejor, who will be on-hand with a booth of prizes during
and after the Radio Disney Show. Kids will not want to miss this. After it's
over, there are free carnival rides and other kid friendly attractions.
Boys & Girls Club of Petaluma HANDS ON Activities: 3 to 4 p.m., Kiwanis
Stage Area
Featuring fun Boys & Girls Club style with * Face-painting * Rocket Building
* Card Tricks & Games * Safety Counts Coloring Contest PLUS a Leadership
Obstacle Course
Highlights of Kid-Friendly Fun at the Sonoma-Marin Fair
Satellite Sports Bicycle Stunt Show has riders spinning 360 degree turns in
mid-air and finishing with gravity defying back flips. Riders reach height
up to 20 feet off the ground. This event is sponsored by North Bay
Construction and Y100.9 Radio.
Clover Stornetta is sponsoring Clo’s Corner where the ice cream is free and
the fun for kids goes on all five days of fair. The Santa Rosa Rainbow Girls
will run a craft center sponsored by the McDowell Drug Task Force. The Kids’
Pedal Tractor Pull sponsored by Sonoma County Tree Experts are a favorite of
the under 8 set. Regency Centers will sponsor the Petting Zoo. And the
Penngrove Hay and Grain will sponsor the Farm Animal Nursery. The Toddler’s
Driving Range will be open for children under 4 who want to earn their
driver’s license and is sponsored by Lee’s Auto Body. Brad’s World Reptiles
is back with more than 40 reptiles ranging in sizes from hand held turtles
to snakes of the full body wrap variety. Kids can visit sheep, goats, pigs,
cows, rabbits, cavies, and chickens in the agricultural barns and stay for
the livestock shows.
Plus there are the rides at the Kiddie Carnival including the Flying
Elephant, Dizzy Dragons, and a traditional ferris wheel. Older riders can
find thrills at the carnival on the Ranger, Tsunami, Falling Star and
Starship 2000 as well as the Diskothek and the new ride called Flippin’ Out.
Lee's Body Shop
EVERY DAY AT THE FAIR
Our Boys Steel Drum * Satellite Sports Bicycle Stunt Show *
Clo’s Corner Kid Park * Toddler Games * Greg Frisbee *
Moo Mania * Becky’s Creations * Brad’s World Reptiles * Heavenly Ponies & Critters * John Deer Tractor Races * Santa Rosa Rainbow Girls Craft Center
Sustainable Agriculture Exhibit
Noon to 7 p.m. Daily
Farm to Table crafts for kids 3 p.m. daily
Children’s interactive play area for ages 2 to 8
Four Buildings of Youth and Adult Exhibits
Cut Flowers, Fine Arts, Crafts, Home Arts, Food, Photography and much more!
PLUS SPECIAL EVENTS!
Wednesday, June 18, 2008, Kids Day
Which means everyone’s a kid with $9 admission before 5 p.m.
Opening Ceremonies at Noon
With Special Sesquicentennial Kick-off
Radio Disney Rocks it for Kids with KMKY X-Treme Team
Live music with games & prizes!
Wednesday, June 18, 1 to 3 p.m.
Kiwanis Park Stage
20th annual
World’s Ugliest Dog Contest
with Animal Planet
Friday, June 20, 6:30 p.m.
Kiwanis Park Stage
Luche Libre Wrestling
($8 additional for adults, $5 for kids)
7 p.m.
Grand Stands
Farmers’ Day Events
Saturday, June 21, Noon to 5 p.m.
Horse Arena
Diaper Derby (for athletic babies!)
Saturday, June 21, 2:30 p.m.
Kiwanis Park Stage
Destruction Derby ($5 additional) 7 p.m. at the Grand Stands
Come to the fair to see Satellite Sports Bicycle Stunt Show do their stunts
at the Sonoma-Marin Fair.
Sonoma-Marin Fair • 4th District Agricultural Association 175 Fairgrounds Drive, Petaluma, CA 94952
voice: 707 283-3247 • fax: 707 283-3250 • email: info@sonoma-marinfair.org
The Fair Office is open weekdays, year-round from 8 am to Noon and from 1 to 5 pm
Sonoma-Marin Fair Television
Network and Virtual Fair
Radio Disney takes the Kiwanis Stage to rock it for kids with the KMKY
X-Treme Team. Includes live music, games and prizes from 1 to 3 p.m.
Kids' Day is sponsored by V. Dolan Trucking. Also sponsoring Kids' Day is
Lazer Radio and LeMejor, who will be on-hand with a booth of prizes during
and after the Radio Disney Show. Kids will not want to miss this. After it's
over, there are free carnival rides and other kid friendly attractions.
Boys & Girls Club of Petaluma HANDS ON Activities: 3 to 4 p.m., Kiwanis
Stage Area
Featuring fun Boys & Girls Club style with * Face-painting * Rocket Building
* Card Tricks & Games * Safety Counts Coloring Contest PLUS a Leadership
Obstacle Course
Satellite Sports Bicycle Stunt Show has riders spinning 360 degree turns in
mid-air and finishing with gravity defying back flips. Riders reach height
up to 20 feet off the ground. This event is sponsored by North Bay
Construction and Y100.9 Radio.
Clover Stornetta is sponsoring Clo’s Corner where the ice cream is free and
the fun for kids goes on all five days of fair. The Santa Rosa Rainbow Girls
will run a craft center sponsored by the McDowell Drug Task Force. The Kids’
Pedal Tractor Pull sponsored by Sonoma County Tree Experts are a favorite of
the under 8 set. Regency Centers will sponsor the Petting Zoo. And the
Penngrove Hay and Grain will sponsor the Farm Animal Nursery. The Toddler’s
Driving Range will be open for children under 4 who want to earn their
driver’s license and is sponsored by Lee’s Auto Body. Brad’s World Reptiles
is back with more than 40 reptiles ranging in sizes from hand held turtles
to snakes of the full body wrap variety. Kids can visit sheep, goats, pigs,
cows, rabbits, cavies, and chickens in the agricultural barns and stay for
the livestock shows.
Plus there are the rides at the Kiddie Carnival including the Flying
Elephant, Dizzy Dragons, and a traditional ferris wheel. Older riders can
find thrills at the carnival on the Ranger, Tsunami, Falling Star and
Starship 2000 as well as the Diskothek and the new ride called Flippin’ Out.
