The upcoming 78th San Bernardino County Fair is set to thrill attendees with a diverse lineup of concerts, thrilling dirt sports, and cultural performances. Returning this Memorial Day weekend under the theme "Fun for the Whole Herd," the fair spans May 24 to 26 and May 30 to June 1, 2025. This year's event will feature a country music duo, bull riding, demolition derby, and Mexican band performances. Visitors can also expect carnival rides, food vendors, homemade goods, and livestock showcases.
In addition to exciting entertainment, the fair includes exhibits ranging from crafts to gardening displays. Competitive entries are welcomed in various categories like art, photography, and culinary arts. A special $20 Truckload Special offer allows vehicles with their drivers and seat-belted passengers access for a flat fee paid during parking. The concert series features renowned acts including LOCASH, Joe Peters, and Banda Los Sebastianes de Saúl Plata.
Dynamic Dirt Sports and Concert Kickoff
This section highlights the adrenaline-pumping dirt sports events and the grand opening concert by LOCASH and Joe Peters. The Dirt Series commences with monster trucks and ends with a bull-riding competition. Meanwhile, the concert series kicks off with the popular country duo LOCASH and rising star Joe Peters.
The Dirt Series begins on Saturday, May 24, where roaring fans watch as powerful Tuff Trucks churn up dirt in spectacular displays. The following day brings the annual Demolition Derby, offering a chaotic yet exhilarating vehicle-smashing spectacle. Monday, May 26, wraps up the Dirt Series with traditional bull riding, an iconic test of courage and skill. On Saturday, May 31, the concert series opens with LOCASH, known for their feel-good anthems and chart-topping hits. Accompanying them is Joe Peters, whose journey from rodeo to stardom exemplifies resilience and passion for music.
Closing Night and Additional Attractions
Banda Los Sebastianes de Saúl Plata headlines the closing night, marking the end of the musical festivities. Alongside these performances, the fair offers numerous attractions such as carnival rides, artisanal goods, and educational exhibits.
Sunday, June 1, sees the conclusion of the music series with a performance by Banda Los Sebastianes de Saúl Plata, celebrated for their Grammy-winning album and captivating hits. Originating from Mazatlán, Mexico, the band has earned widespread acclaim and continues to innovate with new voices like Javier Larrañaga. Beyond the concerts, the fair boasts a variety of attractions catering to all ages. Carnival rides provide thrills, while vendors sell handmade crafts, clothing, and home furnishings. Exhibits range from fine art to gardening tips, offering both inspiration and education. Additionally, Future Farmers of America present livestock animals and host a Junior Livestock Auction, fostering young agricultural talent. With so much to offer, the San Bernardino County Fair promises unforgettable experiences for every visitor.