South Florida Fair

Rockin’ Robots

For 17 days it’s all about robots. This year’s South Florida Fair showcases what’s cool when it comes to robots. And of course, you have those deep-fried, absolutely delicious fair foods to entice you even more: corn dogs, Oreos, and just about anything else you can dream up, the list goes on and on.
 

What to See?

From robots roaming the midway to bot battles to why robotics is major in agriculture and other industries … Rockin’ robots are everywhere throughout the Fair, even in an ice-skating show. A must see is Lumia. It’s a highly electrifying show with acrobatic performance, dancers, and Lady Light who dazzles with lasers. Another thing to check out are the famous pig races. They are in a word, unforgettable.
 

Do the Rides, Do the Feed Store, More to Do

The ever-popular midway is centerstage for more happening times. This is where kids, teens, and parents can be twirled, thrilled, and maybe let out a scream or two. Not to forget, the Fair showcases agriculture’s impact on The Palm Beaches. There’s livestock, baby animals, and farm equipment. Take home fresh produce and vegetables, locally grown, when perusing the famous Sundy Feed Store Fresh Market – it’s a whole new taste of The Palm Beaches. And the Fair just won’t be the fair without rows of vendors displaying their latest gadgets, clothes, arts & crafts, and cowboy gear. Not to mention cover bands, parades, and all kinds of entertainment. And do take your time strolling where Florida’s rich history comes to life, Yesteryear Village. 
 

Buy Tickets

Individual, group, senior discounts, ride coupons, Gold Passes, or more. Remember, Admission is free for children 10 and younger. Buy your tickets.

What to Do Before or After the South Florida Fair

The South Florida Fairgrounds aren’t far from Royal Palm Beach Pines Natural Area, where you can enjoy the more peaceful surroundings of 350 acres that are home to white ibis, red-tailed hawks and great blue herons once the sights and sounds of the fair have tired your family out.
Just a little farther west of the South Florida Fairgrounds, lions, rhinos, zebras, and giraffes roam the Lion Country Safari park. America’s first drive-through wildlife preserve, it allows up-close experiences often only found on African safaris.
 
Visit the South Florida Fair website