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Granite State Fair to return 9/15-18 and 9/22-25

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Matt Wyatt

The second annual Granite State Fair, formerly and historically known as the Rochester Fair, will return on the weekends of September 15-18 and September 22-25, 2022.

Located at 72 Lafayette St, the Granite State Fair boasts several mechanical rides, a circus, grandstand events, food, livestock and agricultural exhibitions, and much more. 

According to the website, online tickets are available at only $10 per person (until September 14 at 11:59pm), or $12 at the gate. 

If you want to enjoy the rides, wristbands run $25 per person (only for certain dates/times) and the “Megapass” costs $39 online (pre-sale until September 14 at 11:59pm). Megapasses are good to use any day of the fair but are not available at the gate.

Grandstand Events include a School Bus Derby, Demolition Derby, Trailer Derby, Endurocross, and Motocross, for an additional entry fee. 

Onsite parking is $5 online (pre-sale until September 14 at 11:59pm) or $7 onsite, per car.

The Granite State Fair is operated by Rochester Agricultural and Mechanical Association (RAMA) and Fiesta Shows. Visit www.granitestatefair.com or call (603) 332-6585 for additional information, general inquiries, and to purchase tickets.

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