State fairs in the U.S. typically last between 11 and 24 days, depending on the state and specific fair. Here are examples of duration for some major state fairs:
- The Indiana State Fair lasts 15 days since 2024, though it was longer (up to 18 days) in previous years.
- The State Fair of Texas is the longest-running and longest at 24 consecutive days.
- The Washington State Fair in 2025 is scheduled for 20 days but is closed some days in between.
- The Minnesota State Fair runs for 12 days ending on Labor Day.
- The Colorado State Fair lasts 11 days ending on Labor Day in 2025.
- The Great New York State Fair runs for about 13 days, ending on Labor Day.
In summary, most state fairs last approximately 11 to 24 days, with many aligned to end on or near Labor Day. The exact length varies by state and specific event organization. Most fairs run for about two weeks on average. If there is a specific state fair of interest, more precise duration can be provided.
