Get ready to unlock adventure and education with Dakota County's latest fair exhibit. The 2024 Dakota County Fair, taking place Aug. 5-11, is set to feature an interactive “License to Discover" exhibit, as reported by Dakota County officials. Fairgoers will be treated to an exciting glimpse into how the county's services such as licenses, passports, assessments, and property taxation contribute to the quality of life for its residents while celebrating an important milestone: Dakota County's 175th anniversary.
As part of the exhibit, fair visitors can expect to participate in a variety of hands-on activities and chances to win travel-themed prizes, the county shared. County building events are scheduled throughout the week including information sessions on essential resources provided by the county. Children and adults alike can look forward to an engaging experience that promises to be both educational and entertaining.
Located at the fairgrounds in Farmington, the Government Building which will house the exhibit will be open to visitors from noon to 7 p.m. on Monday, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday. It's conveniently situated on the corner of Dakota Way and Third Street, just north of the 4-H Center, ensuring fair attendees won't miss the chance to explore what the exhibit has to offer.
For those interested in the county's history, the exhibit also aims to honor Dakota County's rich past. Marking its 175th anniversary, the display is expected to showcase the county's evolution over the years, with the Government Building featuring several relevant displays. All these festivities and educational highlights find their space within the familiar joy and community spirit of the Dakota County Fair, representatives of the county emphasized.
The “License to Discover" exhibit is part of Dakota County's broader initiative to engage with its citizens and offer insight into the integral services that aid their everyday lives. For more information about the Dakota County Fair and the “License to Discover" exhibit, check out the official Dakota County news release.
