The requirements are simple – You must be willing to promote the fair in a positive manner.  Be able to fill a year commitment, although most projects will be from May – July and abide by the rules and responsibilities set forth by the Chisago County Fair board.   Applicants DO NOT need to be members of 4-H or FFA.  

The activities of the Junior Fair Board are varied and often time-consuming, but a wonderful way to meet new friends while becoming involved with the community and learn about the fair industry. Beginning this spring, you will join with the other fair board members making preparations for the upcoming county fair.   Work nights are usually the last Monday of the month along with a few other nights as the fair gets closer.  You are welcome to attend the fair board meetings, on the last Monday of the month as observers to learn the behind the scenes and what goes in to planning the county fair. During the fair, you can be part of many different activities that suit your interests including but not limited to social media, photography, open class exhibit building, grandstand events, pork burger stand and any other opportunities that come available.  

The benefits are of being a Junior Fair Board member include:
• Learn how the Fair actually works.
• Opportunity for youth service work.
• Learn time management.
• Develop leadership and goal setting.
• Accomplish goals and strengthen work ethic.
• Learn to plan, prepare and carry out ideas.
• Strengthen communications skills.
• Looks great on a college resume
• Have a "voice" and "ownership" in the Fair

Interested individuals may apply on the county fair’s website, www.chisagocountyfair.org.

Selected individuals will serve a one year term through March 31, 2025 .  Junior Fair board members will be announced on our FB page.

If you have any questions or issues, please contact Jen Penzenstadler at 612-251-6388 or email at chisagoctyfair@gmail.com.

Submit your application today – you’ll be glad you did!