Get ready to bite into all the food, fun and festivities at the 2014 Oklahoma State Fair. GET YOUR FAIR ON during 11 days of jam-packed activity from September 11 - 21.

We hope this media guide will be useful as you plan your coverage of this year’s State Fair. Inside, you’ll find entertainment line-ups, livestock schedules, and general State Fair information. If you need information that is not included here, please let us know.

Press ReleasesFor up-to-date press releases, please visit okstatefair.com, click through to the State Fair ‘side’ of the site, click on the “Media” link at the bottom of the site and then click “Press Releases.”

CredentialsWe welcome the chance to work with your station or publication. Applying for gate and parking credentials for the Oklahoma State Fair is easy for members of the media. Visit okstatefair.com, click through to the State Fair ‘side’ of the site, click on the “Media” link at the bottom of the site and then click “Resources.” All credentials are for working media only.

On-Site TransportationA few golf carts will be available and can be used for transporting equipment on a first-come, first-served basis and must be requested in advance of your arrival. To request cart service, please call the numbers listed on the “Contact” page.

Carts will be driven by State Fair employees ONLY. Carts must remain on the golf cart path, which travels around the State Fair perimeter. You will be required to sign a Golf Cart Rules Release.

Mobile SiteUse any smartphone to visit the Fair’s mobile-friendly website at m.okstatefair.com to easily access daily schedules, entertainment listings, the Fair Food Finder, maps and more.

Mobile App InformationWe are please to announce the release of the Oklahoma State Fair mobile app. This free app features all the things people have come to love with both the website and mobile website. With a location-based map, Food Finder and the Daily Schedule, you have everything you need to GET YOUR FAIR ON in the palm of your hand. The mobile app is available to download in the Apple Store (bit.ly/OSFApple) and Google Play Store (bit.ly/OSFAndroid).

As always, we appreciate your continued support of the Oklahoma State Fair and hope to see you September 11 - 21.

Best regards,

J. Scott MunzVice President, Marketing and Public Relations

Katelyn KellyIntern, Marketing and Public Relations

MEDIA GUIDE

WHAT’S NEW?New Shows!The Extreme Raptors Show / Bandshell LawnWelcome the world’s largest travelling collection of raptors. Each show features eagles, hawks, falcons and owls. These fierce, feathered and fantastic birds of prey will wing their way through an extravaganza that captures the spirit of the wild.

Kid Davie, All Variety Entertainment / Plaza StageKid Davie is a magician, illusionist, fire-eater, juggler, mime and comedian. And he possesses the unique ability to catch arrows in mid-flight, with his bare hands! With a wonderful sense of humor and outgoing personality, he has a great rapport with audiences of all ages.

Martial Arts LIVE! / Spirit Stage Get inspired as certified instructors and their students demonstratevarious forms of martial arts. Following the demonstrations, talk with the instructors about how you can get your black belt on.

The Rubber Chicken Show / Capital City TheatreComedy, juggling and rubber chickens… are you ready for some poultry in motion?

New Competitions!Oklahoma Roadshow / Thursday, Sept. 11 at 1 p.m.Creative Arts BuildingEver wondered what antiques your fellow Oklahomans have lying around their house? Head over to the Creative Arts Building to hear the history of these interesting and rare items.

Fiber to Fashion / Friday, Sept. 12 at 10 a.m.Creative Arts BuildingTeams will show Oklahomans what it takes to turn wool into wearables by spinning fibers then weaving it into fabric and creating a fashionable shawl in a matter of hours.

Fastest Hook in the West / Wednesday, Sept. 17 at 11 a.m.Creative Arts BuildingThe need for speed is on. Watch some of the best crocheters race to finish one adult size stocking cap.

New Things To Do!Oklahoma City Thunder Bolt / Dr Pepper Family Fun ZoneDo you hear the Rumble? Be a part of the ultimate Oklahoma City Thunder fan experience. Take a photo in front of replica lockers or measure up to your favorite players and check your skills on the sports court.

NEW FOODIf you thought last year’s State Fair had over-the-top things to eat, get ready for the 2014 Oklahoma State Fair New Food List:

All American Hot Dog - One of Diamond Dawgs many “hot dog creations” is a grilled polish sausage on a freshly baked artisan bun, topped with homemade mac & cheese, and finished with grated cheddar cheese.

Bacon Bloomin’ Onion – A batter-fried onion is hard to resist but now that Porky’s has topped their hand-cut onions with bacon, Fair Food Fanatics will be clamoring to get a taste.

Bacon Explosion Sundae - This sundae has it all: ice cream, whipped cream, caramel sauce, bacon & more bacon! Is it dinner or dessert? Find out at Guiltless Concessions.

Bacon & Gouda French Fries – Why have plain French fries when you can cover them in freshly shredded Gouda cheese and delicious crumbled bacon? Head over to the Bacon Habit and grab yourself a plate full.

Bacon-Wrapped Jack Daniels – Sit back and imagine a churro infused with a half a shot of Jack Daniels, wrapped in bacon and grilled. Served up crispy and topped with maple syrup & whipped cream. Is your mouth watering? The Bacon Habit has the cure.

Boudin On-A-Stick – Rolling on the Bayou is bringing a favorite Southern Louisiana dish, Boudin, to the State Fair this year. But it wouldn’t be a Fair Food if it wasn’t served on a stick!

Captain Crunch Chicken On-A-Stick – Diamond Dawgs batters chicken strips in their own special Capt’n Crunch cereal based batter and serves them with sweet honey mustard on the side. This moist and tender chicken will please folks who crave both sweet and savory.

Caveman Turkey Leg – Sure to delight carnivores, the Bacon Habit is taking a GIANT turkey leg and wrapping it with a pound of bacon before smoking it to seal in the flavor. You’ll need big appetite to devour thismammoth-sized meal.

Cuban Pork Crepe – CoCo Flow Concessions isn’t afraid to turn a sweet treat into something savory. Shredded pork, some Swiss cheese, pickle spears & a dash of spicy Tabasco mayo all rolled up in a fresh crepe.

Churro Shortcake – It’s a new twist on a classic dessert! L’il Bits Donuts traded out the typical shortcake for churros then topped them with straw-berries and fresh whipped cream.

Chocolate Dipped Twinkie On-A-Stick – Leave it to Mom & Pop Corn to skewer a classic snack, dip it in chocolate, and serve it at the State Fair.

Deep-Fried Bacon Cinnamon Roll – The Bacon Cinnamon Roll you’ve loved for years is getting the deep-fried treatment from Sweet Shop.

Deep-Fried Banana Nutella Crepe – Coco Flow Concessions is lining its sweet vanilla crepe with fresh bananas and Nutella before deep-frying and topping it off with chocolate and caramel sauce and whipped cream. Have mercy.

Deep-Fried Bison Balls – One of Sweet Shop’s many new food offerings for this year’s State Fair is a flavor explosion for the daring Fair Food connoisseur. Lean bison meat is mixed with tangy blue cheese crum-bles and red onion, and then rolled it into balls for a dip in the deep fryer. Served with horseradish-mayo.

Deep-Fried Chocolate Chip Ice Cream Sandwich On-A-Stick – It has taken Aunt Edmoe’s year’s to perfect the science behind deep-frying ice cream. Their homemade chocolate chip ice cream is spread between two cookies and quickly deep-fried to create a warm, crispy shell around the chilly ice cream center.

Deep-Fried Giant Gummy Bears – Gummy bears have taken the plunge into the deep fryer courtesy of the Sweet Shop. But the deliciousness doesn’t stop there; each bear will be covered in powdered sugar and strawberry sauce and served on a stick.

Deep-Fried Sauerkraut Balls – And now for something completely different: sauerkraut, cream cheese, breadcrumbs, and cheddar-jack cheese is hand-rolled into balls and deep-fried into melt-in-your-mouth goodness. You’ll have to try them for yourself at the Sweet Shop.

French Toast Burger – Porky’s introduced OKC to the doughnut burger, the pancake burger and the PB&J burger. Now they’re back with a new bun choice for you to try – sweet French toast!

Fried Chicken & Donuts with Maple Syrup – If you like chicken and waffles, you’ll LOVE chicken and donuts. Available at L’il Bits Donuts.

Honey Bun Bacon Cheeseburger – Harvell Concessions is combing sweet and savory for this new bacon cheeseburger by swapping the typical bun for a Honey Bun. Run, don’t walk, before it’s too late.

Monkey Time Donut – L’il Bits Donuts doesn’t monkey around with their fresh take on everyone’s favorite breakfast item. This specialty donut is topped with creamy peanut butter, fresh banana slices, honey, and bits of crumbled bacon! Our taste buds are singing already!

Nutella Donut – Great things happen when you mix Nutella and donuts. L’il Bits Donuts knows the way to our hearts with this hazelnut and chocolate sensation.

Red Velvet Cinnamon Roll – Tender, fluffy, and ooey-gooey cinnamon rolls with the flavor of red velvet cake, topped with real cream cheese frosting? Better get in line now for Sweet Shop’s most decadent new food item.

Wonderboy Corn Dog – Diamond Dawgs has a new spin on a Fair Food classic! They deep-fry a special recipe hot dog frank on a stick that has been coated in a homemade batter made out of Capt’n Crunch cereal. Served with a side of honey mustard, their technique creates a never before experienced taste and texture sensation.

Are you ready to turn an ordinary day into an extraordinary one? Come join the party when Disney On Ice presents Let’s Celebrate! visits the 2014 Oklahoma State Fair! Audiences will experience the ultimate celebration of celebrations as they join Mickey Mouse and friends on a delightful tour of festivities jam-packed with fun surprises, spectacular skating and vibrant costumes! The production’s original storyline transports audiences to exciting events with their favorite Disney characters, including a Valentine’s Day Royal Ball with Princess Tiana; a Very Merry UnBirthday Party with Alice and the Mad Hatter; Jack Skellington’s frightfully festive Halloween party with the Disney Villains; and a Hawaiian luau with Lilo and Stitch.

Disney On Ice presents Let’s Celebrate!

Show TimesSeptember 11 7:30 PMSeptember 12 7:30 PMSeptember 13 11:30 AMSeptember 13 3:30 PMSeptember 13 7:30 PMSeptember 14 1:30 PMSeptember 14 5:30 PMSeptember 15 10:30 AMSeptember 15 7:30 PMSeptember 16 7:30 PM

Tickets for Disney On Ice presents Let’s Celebrate! at the 2014 Oklahoma State Fair are available at the Jim Norick Arena Box Office, online at okstatefair.com or by calling 405-948-6800.

Event ticket prices INCLUDE an outside gate admission ticket to the State Fair if purchased on or before September 10, 2014. An additional gate admission ticket is required if event tickets are purchased after September 10, 2014. Gate admission tickets are priced at $10 for adults (ages 12 and older), $5 for children (ages 6–11) and free for children ages 5 and under.

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DISNEY ON ICE

SEPTEMBER 11 - 16 / JIM NORICK ARENA

Get ready for a rough ridin' weekend, as the PRCA Xtreme Bulls take over Jim Norick Arena on Friday, September 19 and Saturday, September 20! Hold on to your seats as the cowboys get up close and personal with the Xtreme Bulls for an evening of action-packed bull riding in Oklahoma City! After the dust settles in the arena,the action moves to the stage with an electrifying performance by country music sensations!

XTREME BULLS

Live in Concert

Tickets for the PRCA Xtreme Bulls Tour & Concerts at the 2014 Oklahoma State Fair are available at the Jim Norick Arena Box Office, online at okstatefair.com or by calling 405-948-6800.

Event ticket prices INCLUDE an outside gate admission ticket to the State Fair if purchased on or before September 10, 2014. An additional gate admission ticket is required if event tickets are purchased after September 10, 2014. Gate admission tickets are priced at $10 for adults (ages 12 and older), $5 for children (ages 6–11) and free for children 5 and under.

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TOUR & CONCERTS

A limited number of special tickets are available for Xtreme Bulls Tour ticket holders who want to experience the concert entertainment a little more up close and personal. Starting at 10:00 a.m. on the day of the performance, valid ticket holders may visit the Ram Trucks Booth, located on Gordon Cooper Boulevard between the Jim Norick Arena and Barns 1 & 2, and receive a “Down in the Dirt” ticket. The distribution of tickets will continue while supplies last. This ticket allows the bearer access to the Arena floor during the concert performance.

• “Down in the Dirt” participants must make their way to the south end of the Arena (Ramp 4) to line up.• Official personnel will escort a single-file line to the Arena Floor.• Have your “Down in the Dirt” ticket ready, as it must be surrendered prior to getting onto the dirt.• The event is standing room only, no chairs may accompany anyone to the floor.• All security personnel instructions must be followed.

This program may be changed at management discretion to allow for the convenience and/or safety of the audience participants and/or performing artist. “Down in the Dirt” tickets have no cash value.

Down in the Dirt

CONCERTS

CHICKASAW ENTERTAINMENT STAGEFREE CONCERTS WITH GATE ADMISSION

Colt Ford / 7:30 P.M.Just like his closest “hick-hop” competition, Cowboy Troy, Ford grew up listening to country - his first concert was Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton - along with R&B and hip-hop. When the Georgia native reached adulthood he began writing songs.

Sept. 11

Kansas / 7:30 P.M.Celebrating their 40th year as a band in 2013, KANSAS’ first public statement appeared on their self-titled album in 1974. Little did this legendary rock group realize that back in the early ‘70’s, what seemed to be “different,” was actually ahead of its time.

Sept. 12

Easton Corbin / 8:00 P.M.Corbin became the first country male artist in 17 years to have his first two singles reach No. 1. Billboard named him the Top New Country Artist of 2010. He was ranked No. 9 on Billboard’s list of Top Country Artists-Male, listed between Blake Shelton and Tim McGraw.

Sept. 13

La Authentica Banda Jerez / 3:00 P.M.One of the most popular bands from Mexico.

Sept. 14

for King & Country / 7:30 P.M.Their insightful lyrics in a sea of ear-grabbing melodies, brothers Joel and Luke have forged a distinctive sound that has earned them an enthusiastic fan base and the respect of industry professionals. They ignite each other’s passions to form a unique, distinctive voice.

Sept. 15

Vertical Horizon / 7:30 P.M. This Boston-based band is the epitome of the do-it-yourself work ethic. It didn’t rely on the backing of a record company to further its career. It took it upon itself, releasing three independent albums before signing a contract with RCA/BMG.

S.O.S. Band / 7:30 P.M.The band hit with a two-million-selling single, “Take Your Time (Do It Right),” their first time out. The Atlanta-born band started in 1977, when 6 of the members formed a group called Santa Monica that played at Atlanta nightclub the Regal Room.

Sept. 19

Elvis Extravaganza / 7:30 P.M.Regional Elvis Impersonator Contest complete with live show band, horns and singers. Contestants compete for cash and prizes and a spot in the National Finals next year in Florida.

Sept. 16-17

Grand Funk Railroad / 8:00 P.M.In the late 60’s, Don Brewer and Mark Farner had just departed from their previous band and teamed up with bass player Mel Schacher, to form the power trio. Their name came from the Grand Trunk Western Railroad, which ran through their home state.

Sept. 20

Beatlemania LIVE! / 3:00 P.M.Close your eyes, and you’ll swear it’s the Beatles! Beatlemania LIVE has complete, authentic costume changes to accompany the music from every Beatles era. Beatlemania LIVE captures the original sound of many of the Beatles greatest hits including: “Yesterday,” “Penny Lane,” and many more.

Sept. 21

Sept. 18

STUDENT ART

Leaders in arts and education will join forces on Wednesday, September 10 for the Oklahoma State Fair’s benefit auction of award-winning works, selected from the 2014 Oklahoma Student Art Exhibition. The event -- celebrating the State Fair’s 2014 theme: GET YOUR FAIR ON -- will establish a college scholarship fund for Oklahoma’s most promising visual artists.

The evening will salute the creativity of these young artists and help to continue the Creative Programs at the Oklahoma State Fair Scholarship Fund. The 2014 V.A.S.E. scholarship recipients will be recognized during the night. The event will also recognize the first Oklahoma Student Art Exhibition Teacher of the year, Nancy McGee from Pauls Valley. McGee works with junior high and high school art students.

Oklahoma Student Art ExhibitionOKLAHOMA CONTEMPORARY ARTS CENTER

For more than 40 years, the Oklahoma State Fair’s Student Art Exhibition has supported students and teachers in public, private, and parochial schools across Oklahoma. The Oklahoma State Fair takes pride in offering schools an opportunity to display its students’ work to approximately one million State Fair visitors each year.

In May, teachers from across the state entered more than 1,100 individual pieces of artwork into this year's competition. Out of all the entries, 690 pieces were selected for display. In addition to their artwork being on display during “Oklahoma’s Premier Family Attraction,” 162 elementary, middle, and high school students won individual honors for their talents.

Artwork is on display during the 11-day run of the Fair.

Visual Arts Scholarship EventSEPTEMBER 10 AT 6:30 P.M.

LIVESTOCKSCHEDULE

Friday, September 12Super Barn7:30 a.m. Livestock Judging12:00 p.m. Junior Market Wether & Club Lamb Breeding Ewe Showmanship 5:00 p.m. Club Lamb Breeding Ewes

Barn 32:00 p.m. Beef Skillathon 5:00 p.m. Prospect Steers Showmanship

Barn 84:00 p.m. Junior Swine Showmanship

Saturday, September 13Barn 48:00 a.m. Open & Youth Rabbits

Super Barn9:00 a.m. Junior Market Wether Sheep

Barn 39:00 a.m. Prospect Steers Commercial Heifers1:00 p.m. Junior Charolais Junior Chianina Junior Commercial Chianina Junior GelbviehBarn 89:00 a.m. Junior Market Barrows & Commercial Gilts

Sunday, September 14 Super Barn9:00 a.m. Junior Breeding Sheep

Barn 310:00 a.m. Junior Beefmaster Junior Saler Junior Simmental Junior Influence Simmental Junior & Open Maine-AnjouBarn 89:00 a.m. Junior Breeding Gilts

Monday, September 15Super Barn9:00 a.m. Pygmy GoatsBarn 310:00 a.m. Dairy Cattle Judging Contest Dairy Cattle Showmanship

Tuesday, September 16Super Barn9:00 a.m. Dairy Goats - Jr. Does & Showmanship Open Nigerian Dwarf GoatBarn 39:00 a.m. Junior & Open Dairy Cattle

Performance Arena9:00 a.m. Stock (Cattle) Dog Competition

Wednesday, September 17Super Barn9:00 a.m. Dairy Goats - Sr. Does Open Nigerian Dwarf Goats

Performance Arena10:00 a.m. Stock (Sheep) Dog Competition

Thursday, September 18Barn 310:00 a.m. Junior & Open Brahman

Friday, September 19Barn 89:00 a.m. Llama

Barn 310:00 a.m. Junior & Open Angus Junior & Open Limousin Junior & Open Miniature Hereford5:00 p.m. Pee Wee Beef Showmanship All breedsSuper Barn5:00 p.m. Goat Skillathon

Saturday, September 20 Barn 88:00 a.m. Llamas

Super Barn9:00 a.m. ABGA Open Boer Goats - A Junior Market Whether Goat Showmanship Junior Market Wether GoatsBarn 39:00 a.m. Junior & Open Western National Brangus Junior & Open Shorthorns

Sunday, September 21 Super Barn8:00 a.m. ABGA Open Boer Goats - B Junior Prospect Doe Goat Showmanship Junior Prospect Doe Goats

Barn 38:00 a.m. Junior & Open Red Angus Junior & Open Herefords Junior & Open Santa Gertrudis Supreme Champion Open Female & BullBarn 88:00 a.m. Llamas

Schedule is tentative and subject to change. Please visit okstatefair.com for the latest information available.

Thursday, September 118:00 a.m Barrel Racing Clinic featuring Phil Haugen4:00 p.m. Barrel Race Exhibition Runs6:00 p.m. Youth Pony Barrel Race7:00 p.m. AQHA Barrel Race7:30 p.m. Open 5D Barrel Race

Friday, September 12 1:00 p.m. OKEDA Drill Team Competition

Saturday, September 13 10:00 a.m. RSNC Ranch Sorting8:00 p.m. AQHA Ranch Sorting

Sunday, September 1410:00 a.m. RSNC Ranch Sorting

Monday, September 1510:00 a.m. RSNC Ranch Sorting

Tuesday, September 16 8:30 a.m. Dressage Schooling Show - Barn 8

Thursday, September 189:00 a.m. Draft Horse Show5:00 p.m. Southern Plains Showdown Open Six Horse Hitch

Friday, September 198:00 a.m. Gypsy Horse Show11:00 a.m. Draft Horse Show6:00 p.m. North American Six Horse Hitch Classic Series First Round

Saturday, September 208:00 a.m. Gypsy Horse Show Longears Classic (Mule & Donkey) Show - West Covered Arena10:00 a.m. Draft Horse Show6:00 p.m. North American Six Horse Hitch Classic Series Second Round

Sunday, September 21 8:00 a.m. Longears Classic (Mule & Donkey) Show10:00 a.m. Draft Horse Show1:00 p.m. North American Six Horse Hitch Classic Series Championship Round - Jim Norick Arena4:30 p.m. Draft Horse Overload Pull - Jim Norick Arena

All events will be held in the Performance Arena in Barn 6 unless otherwise noted.

EQUINESCHEDULE

Schedule is tentative and subject to change. Please visit okstatefair.com for the latest information available.

CREATIVE ARTSSCHEDULE

Thursday, September 1110:00 a.m. Sooner Calligraphy Demo American Sewing Guild Demo Table Setting Display10:30 a.m. Bisquick Contest11:00 a.m. Oklahoma Roadshow Assessment1:00 p.m. Oklahoma Roadshow Presentation2:00 p.m. Beautiful Bras Contest3:00 p.m. Spectacular Salads Contest5:00 p.m. Some Like it Hot Salsa Contest6:00 p.m. Best Dressed Pumpkin Contest

Friday, September 1210:00 a.m. Gourd Painting Table Setting Display Fiber to Fashion Contest11:00 a.m. Scrapbooking Contest China Painting Contest12:00 p.m. Ostrich Cooking Demo5:00 p.m. Voice of the Fair Poetry Contest5:30 p.m. LEGO On the Spot Contest6:00 p.m. Crock Pot Challenge Contest

Saturday, September 1310:00 a.m. Table Setting Display OK Contemporary Demo11:00 a.m. SPAM Contest How Many Are There On the Spot Contest12:00 p.m. Graffiti Painting Demo2:00 p.m. Cheese Contest3:00 p.m. Biggest Bubble On the Spot Contest6:00 p.m. OK Beef Council Demo Chocolate Dessert Contest

Sunday, September 1410:00 a.m. 4-H Cooking Demo Tole Diggers Demo12:00 p.m. Chisholm Trail Leather Guild Demo12:30 p.m. Oklahoma Beef Council Demo1:00 p.m. Rain Gutter Regatta On the Spot Contest Lace Making Demo2:00 p.m. Ice Cream Contest Central OK Polymer Clay Demo2:30 p.m. LEGO On the Spot Contest

Sunday, September 14, continued 5:00 p.m. Cake Decorating Demo6:00 p.m. Digital Photo Shootout Contest Public Judging

Monday, September 1510:00 a.m. Mid-Del Art Guild Demo Robotics STEM Safari Demo11:00 a.m. Jelly Bean Flavor Guessing On the Spot Contest1:00 p.m. Scrumptious from Scratch Contest3:00 p.m. Pampered Chef Demo6:00 p.m. OK Beef Council Demo Personal Pan Pizza Contest Fancy Feet Contest

Tuesday, September 1610:00 a.m. OK Sewing Machine Demo Robotics STEM Safari Demo11:00 a.m. Rock, Paper, Scissors On the Spot Contest4:00 p.m. Basket Weaving Demo6:00 p.m. OK Beef Council Demo

Wednesday, September 17 10:00 a.m. Cake Contest Lace Making Demo Central OK Quilters Demo OK Woodcarvers Demo11:00 a.m. Fastest Hook in the West Contest2:00 p.m. Peanut Cooking Contest3:00 p.m. Shrunken Miniatures Demo3:30 p.m. Pampered Chef Demo6:00 p.m. 4-H Cooking Demo Ceramic Basket Contest

Thursday, September 1810:00 a.m. OK Contemporary Pottery Demo Children’s Hope for Tomorrow Quilts Robotics STEM Safari Demo1:00 p.m. Egg Breakfast Contest3:00 p.m. Jelly Bean Flavor Guessing On the Spot Contest6:00 p.m. Out of this World Cooking Contest OK Beef Council Demo

Friday, September 199:00 a.m. Philharmonic Playground Demo10:00 a.m. Woodturners Demo

Friday, September 19, continued10:00 a.m., continued Children’s Hope for Tomorrow Quilts Robotics STEM Safari Demo11:00 a.m. Rock, Paper, Scissors On the Spot Contest1:00 p.m. Cornbread & Biscuit Baking Contest2:30 p.m. Pampered Chef Demo4:00 p.m. Voice of the Fair Vocal Contest5:30 p.m. Grilled Cheese Cooking Contest6:00 p.m. Metro OKC Knitters Guild Demo

Saturday, September 2010:00 a.m. Kid’s Pancake Contest Children’s Hope for Tomorrow Quilts Woodturner’s Demo11:00 a.m. 4-H Demo12:00 p.m. Chisholm Trail Leather Guild Demo1:00 p.m. Ostrich Cooking Demo2:00 p.m. Voice of the Fair Vocal Finals4:00 p.m. Paper Airplane On the Spot Contest6:00 p.m. Oklahoma Pride Cooking Contest

Sunday, September 2110:00 a.m. Woodturners Demo11:00 a.m. Ostrich Cooking Demo12:00 p.m. Kids’ Cookie Contest1:00 p.m. Rain Gutter Regatta On the Spot Contest “Best of Wheat” Bread Contest 4-H Demo3:30 p.m. Cookie Stacking On the Spot Contest

DISCOUNTSCHEDULE

Advance Gate Admission DealsDiscount gate admission tickets are available at the Arena Box Office, online at okstatefair.com or by calling 405-948-6800 now thru September 10, 2014 only.

Adults (ages 12+): $7 (save $3)

Children (ages 6-11): $4 (save $1)

Advance Gate Admission Discount LocationsDiscount Gate Admission Tickets will also be available starting August 11, at the following Metro-area locations:

OnCue Convenience Stores

MidFirst Bank Centers

Cox Solutions Stores

Walgreens

Special Discount DaysThursday, September 11:Opening Day - $2 admission

Monday, September 15: School Kids’ Day – FREE admission for all kids thru grade 12

Tuesday, September 16:Super Saver Tuesday - $3 admission

OR

Armed Forces’ Day - FREE admission for Armed Forces personnel and spouses (Military I.D.required)

Wednesday, September 17: Senior Citizens’ Day – FREE admission for Senior Citizens 55+ (I.D. required)

GENERAL INFO

Parking & TramsParkingThere are acres of FREE parking available, located on both the north and south sides of the property. Handicapped parking is available at all outside gates. Paid premium parking is available for $5 per car, per day, accessible from 10th Street, May Avenue and Reno Avenue. Gold level parking is available for $10 per car, per day, accesible from 10th Street. A Season Parking Pass is available for $25 at the Jim Norick Arena Box Office. Any paid parking prior to the purchase of a Season Parking Pass is not refundable.TramsWant to give your tired feet a break? Hop on board one of the FREE trams! Trams operate daily beginning at 10:00 a.m. On Wednesday, September 16, trams will start running at 8:00 a.m.

Frequently Asked QuestionsI’ve got a question - Where do I go?Fairgoers can visit any of our four Information Booths during the State Fair. These facilities provide information on all aspects of the Fair and Fairgoers can stop by one of these locations daily during the Fair.What is the Fair’s smoking policy?Smoking is allowed at the Oklahoma State Fair in general areas permitted by Oklahoma State Laws. Smoking is not allowed in any exhibit building, the Jim Norick Arena, barns or the tents/booths. The smoking of E-Cigarettes is not allowed in buildings, per city policy. Are pets allowed, even if they are leashed?No, unless they are a service animal or entered into a competition.Is there scooter, wheelchair, stoller or wagon rentals?Yes, they are available for rent just inside the three Main Gates. What if someone gets lost or needs first aid?Lost individuals will be brought to the Safety Center located by the Administration Building. First aid is also available in the Safety Center. If you experience a true emergency, call 9-1-1. EMSA personnel are on-site and will be dispatched accordingly.I have a concealed carry permit, may I carry my gun?Weapons are not allowed at the Oklahoma State Fair. We reserve the right to deny admission or to ask admitted persons to leave for failure to comply, without refund or compensation.

Fair HoursGates: Open at 8:00 a.m. dailyBuildings: Sunday thru Thursday: 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Friday thru Saturday: 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.Outside Vendors: Sunday thru Thursday: 10:00 am to 9:30 pm Friday thru Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:30 pm

Regular Admission Adults (ages 12+): $10 Children (ages 6-11): $5 Children (ages 5 and under): FREE! Seaon Passes: $30

Carnival Hours Monday (Kids’ Days): Opens at Noon Tuesday thru Friday: Opens at 1:00 p.m. Saturday - Sunday: Opens at 11:00 a.m.*Closing times are at the discretion of management

CONTACTSCHEDULE

Katelyn Kelly

Title:Vice President, Marketing & Public Relations

Office Phone:405-948-6737

Cell Phone:405-520-3531

Email:smunz@okstatefair.com

State Fair Duties: Driving a golf cart while talking on his cell phone, directing media interviews and shoots, and pounding 5-Hour Energy shots.

Title:Intern, Marketing & Public Relations

Office Phone:405-948-6729

Email:printern@okstatefair.com

State Fair Duties: Coordinating social media and

eating 11-days worth of chocolate-dipped food

served On-A-Stick.

Physical Address3001 General Pershing BoulevardOklahoma City, OK 73107

Mailing AddressP.O. Box 74943Oklahoma City, OK 73147

Contact InformationPhone: 405.948.6700Fax: 405.948.6828Email: mail@okstatefair.com

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Marketing and Public Relations Department Contacts: