National City, California, has designated June 12 as San Diego County Fair Day, joining other cities in the region celebrating the annual event.

National City’s Proclamation

Mayor Ron Morrison and councilmembers of National City recently presented an official proclamation to the 22nd District Agricultural Association (22nd DAA), the organization responsible for the Del Mar Fairgrounds and the production of the county fair each year.

Luis Valdivia, the Marketing Specialist, and Tristan Hallman, the Chief Communications Officer, represented the 22nd DAA during the proclamation ceremony.

Historical Significance

National City holds historical significance in the fair’s legacy, being the site of the inaugural San Diego County Fair in 1880. It was also the first to declare June 12 as San Diego County Fair Day.

Regional Participation

Other cities in the region have followed suit, with 11 municipalities and the County of San Diego confirming plans to make similar proclamations. These cities include:

• Vista
• Encinitas
• Imperial Beach
• Chula Vista
• Solana Beach
• Lemon Grove
• El Cajon
• San Marcos
• Del Mar
• Coronado
• Oceanside

Retro Theme and Schedule

This year’s fair theme, Let’s Go Retro, pays homage to music and trends from past decades. The fair spans 20 days, from June 12 to July 7, with closures on Mondays and Tuesdays.

Conclusion: Join the Celebration

As cities across San Diego County come together to celebrate the tradition of the county fair, residents and visitors alike can anticipate an exciting lineup of events, concerts, and attractions. Download The Local News App to stay updated on all the latest news and happenings surrounding the San Diego County Fair and other local events.

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