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Arizona State Fair

1826 East McDowell Road

Phoenix AZ 85007


www.azstatefair.com


For more information, contact:

Karen Searle

karen.searle@azstatefair.com


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Show Secretaries: Please send current catalog files to  poultryshowcentral@gmail.com  so it can be added to this page.   PS Do not use this email to request a catalog.

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Note: For most shows, judging starts at 9am on the first day. For 2-day shows, coop-out is usually by lunchtime on the 2nd day. Coop-in times vary. 
 
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