projects

The CMSF Heritage Foundation’s newest addition to the fairgrounds is a new livestock barn.  We said goodbye to the old barns and broke ground on the new at the end of September 2016. This new facility will be 64,000 square feet under cover and will be the home to 4-H & FFA exhibitors beginning at…

Originally used for an educational, interactive livestock area, this barn was moved in 2003 to the south end of the fairgrounds.  Currently, it hosts the Market Place, a celebration of local foods, where the fairgoer experiences premium wines, olive oil sampling and chef demonstrations. Cost: $36,619

The CMSFHF has contributed numerous pieces of equipment to the betterment of the facility.  This Case tractor is just one example. Other pieces include a water truck, mules, forklift and tractor implements. Cost: $38,500

This structure hosts commercial exhibitors with a western flare during the annual fair.  In the interim it has served as a show ring for the Cal Poly Western Bonanza junior livestock show and to house horse stalls for the various equestrian events. Cost: $648,990

Completed in conjunction with the Heritage Building, this section of bleachers feature 480 seats.  Regular membership tickets are located in this section with the remaining seats being sold to the general public through the fair box office. Cost: $400,870

The newest addition to the fairgrounds, this structure features two concession stands, a VIP suite, premium deck seating to the concert venue, and is home to the CMSFHF office. Cost: $1,281,664

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   From the fan installation to rewiring the Beef Barns for additional power.  The CMSFHF Livestock Committee is already to make any needed improvements to the facility on an annual basis. Cost: $38,500