You can save money on your admission by Fighting Hunger with NBC 5, Telemundo 39, the State Fair of Texas, and the North Texas Food Bank.
It's that time again! The State Fair of Texas is back with all its fun and glory. This annual fair that brings smiles to so many starts on Friday, September 29, and continues through Sunday, October 22, at Dallas Fair Park.
On Opening Day, you can save money on your admission by Fighting Hunger with NBC 5, Telemundo 39, the State Fair of Texas, and the North Texas Food Bank. Just bring two jars of peanut butter on Friday, September 29, to donate to the North Texas Food Bank, and your admission will be $10 at the gate. The savings continue when you bring 5 canned food items on any Wednesday during the fair. Your canned food donation will be donated to the North Texas Food Bank and your admission will be $5 dollars at the gate.Opening Day, September 29 – Bring 2 jars of peanut butter for $10 Admission
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