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Permian Basin Fair and Expo

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In 2021 the Permian Basin Fair and Expo will celebrate 45 years after being canceled last year due to COVID-19. We are determined to be here for our youth and community while putting public safety first. The Permian Basin Fair and Expo's board and staff are working hard to carrying on the traditions of showing animals, supporting the western lifestyle, promoting creative arts, and being part of our community. We will continue to show our resilience and being Permian Basin Strong.

Permian Basin Fair and Expo

Address : Ector County Coliseum, 42nd & Andrews Hwy Odessa TX
Phone : 432-366-3541   (Always call and confirm events.)

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