Tribal Engagement Dwindles in State Fair’s Native American Rodeo Post-2022

The Arizona State Fair, a cornerstone of the state’s culture, has roots that trace back to 1884, well before Arizona achieved statehood. This year, it attracted more than 1.4 million visitors, highlighting its status as one of the largest fairs in the United States.

With nearly 140 years of history, the fair showcases a rich tapestry of attractions, from thrilling rides to agricultural exhibitions. Each year, it draws residents and tourists alike, giving them a taste of Arizona’s diverse heritage.

The event features a variety of entertainment options, including live music, games, and food stalls offering local delicacies. Families often make it a tradition, returning to experience the fair’s vibrant atmosphere.

As the fair continues to evolve, it remains a beloved event that fosters community spirit and celebration. Its enduring popularity reflects a commitment to preserving Arizona’s historical and cultural legacy.