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Daily Features
There’s lots to do at the State Fair besides food and entertainment.
Check out all the fun below for Fairgoers of all ages.
State Fair Daily Features
1851 Steel & Stone
Fabricated to pay homage to Wisconsin’s industrial roots, the 1851 Steel & Stone water feature commemorates the first year of the Wisconsin State Fair. Located in Central Park.
The Milky Way
This legend-dairy gathering place is home to the iconic, refreshed, giant milk jug! Be sure to check out the State Fair animals featured in Larry Schultz’s original Milk Jug. Located near Entrance A, this park-like setting is an amazing spot to relax or meet with family and friends during your day!
Cirque at the Fair
Watch incredible acts at Cirque at the Fair, our dazzling free show with brand-new acts here at the Wisconsin State Fair! Enjoy phenomenal performances including juggling and aerial dance like you've never seen before. Located just east of Entrance A on South Grandstand Avenue.
Compeer Financial Discovery Barnyard
Families can discover Wisconsin’s diverse and thriving agriculture industry through a variety of engaging activities, live demonstrations, and more. Stop by and see baby farm animals, too! Located in Ag Village on Sue Wetley Court, just south of the Lower Cattle Barn.
Exploratory Park
Take your family on an adventure through Exploratory Park! This relaxing oasis on the south side of the State Fair features hands-on stations for kids of all ages.
Garden Walk
Our "Cream of the Crop" Flower Crew put bushels of love into the 2024 Abso-blooming-lutely Garden Walk!
“Neigh”borhood Corral
This in-depth agricultural exhibit focuses entirely on horses. The "Neigh"borhood Corral features grooming demonstrations, educational displays and more, all of which feature engaging and exciting information about the horse industry. Located on Sue Wetley Court, across from the Compeer Financial Discovery Barnyard. Open 10am-9pm.
Wisconsin State Fair History Walk
Visit the “Cream of the Crop” History Display and participate in the inaugural History Walk. Punch cards available in at the History Building on the south end of Exploratory Park.
Young People’s Art Exhibit
The Young People’s Art Exhibit recognizes its 56th year of celebrating artwork from drawings to paintings to sculpture created by youth across Wisconsin, grades 6-12, from public, private, and home schools in the Exposition Center Lobby.
Youth Exhibits
Family fun awaits you in the Youth Exhibits Building! This is an oasis for toddlers to teens to rest and recharge before taking on more Fair fun. Located on Grandstand Avenue & Fifth Street.