‘Fair Pricing’ When You Do the PuyallupBy JHCadmin, September 13, 2010The Puyallup Fair kicked off Friday, Sept 10 and runs through the 26th. We’re excited to be exhibiting (and selling) a limited-edition selection of stoves and spas at our Rich’s booth. Once the Puyallup Fair ends, these products will no longer be available. Plus, during Fair season, we offer “Fair Pricing” -- our best prices of the year at Rich's five Puget Sound Showrooms in Tacoma, Southcenter, Silverdale, Bellevue and Lynnwood.If you’ve never been to the Puyallup, you’re missing out on the fair of a lifetime. Officially named the Western Washington Fair, the Puyallup is celebrating its 110th anniversary and is the world’s eighth largest fair. Here are tips to help you “free your glee” while you’re doin’ the Puyallup:Check out the Interactive Map of the fairgrounds and the Daily Schedule so you can plan your strategy.If you enter through the Green Gate, you’ll want to visit the sheep, poultry, and horse barns, and then head over to the nearby Food Court.Enter through the Purple Gate and you’ll be right at the SillyVille Train Station and kiddie rides.Enter through the Blue Gate, and you’ll start out at the Showplace Stage, where you can catch some great entertainment. Be sure to visit the Beef and Dairy, and Livestock barns, and the Commercial Exhibits.Enter through the Gold Gate, and you’ll be right in front of the Fountain Plaza Stage (magic shows, comedy acts, juggling) and the Columbia Bank Concert Center, where the main Concert Series is held will be to your right.The Red Gate leads directly to the Western Heritage Center and Merchant’s Building (to your left), the Floral Building and Carnival area (to your right), and the Restaurant Building (straight ahead). Food No trip to the Puyallup would be complete without Fair Scones filled with fresh berries and slathered with whipped cream.You’ll also find yummy artery-clogging fare such as funnel cakes, onion rings, curly fries, elephant ears, caramel apples, cotton candy, fudge, and everybody’s favorite, deep fried Twinkies.Get out a highlighter pen and plan your junk food extravaganza on this downloadable Food Map.And since Puyallup is a bit off the beaten track, you might need driving directions to get there.Have a great time doin' the Puyallup, and be sure to stop by Rich's exhibit and say hi!Recent Articles See All 7 Must-Have Hot Tub and Swim Spa Features Hot Tubs and Swim Spas Author:Rich's For The Home Posted:March 1, 2023 An effective and enjoyable way to get pain relief is in a hydrotherapy spa or swim spa. Powerful jets alleviate body aches, while the buoyancy from the water takes pressure off joints. Read More Rich's New Tigard, Oregon Store: A Chat with Manager Rick Campbell General Articles Author:Rich's For The Home Posted:February 1, 2023 Meet Tigard, Oregon store manager, Rick Campbell, who has been in the hot tub/patio/BBQ business more than 25 years in the Portland metro area. Read More Grill Islands - Easily Create an Outdoor Kitchen in Your Backyard Grills Author:Rich's For The Home Posted:January 2, 2023 Grill islands: Modular outdoor kitchens with grill(s), workspace, fridge, storage, and more. Read More Tartan and Sparkle Holiday Mantel - DIY Tutorial Mantel Decor Author:Rich's For The Home Posted:December 3, 2022 Step-by-step tutorial for your holiday mantel: How to create a classic tartan design. Read More DIY Winter Mantel Décor Tutorials: Golden Magnolia Wreath and Cinnamon Stick Votive Holder Mantel Decor Author:Rich's For The Home Posted:December 2, 2022 DIY Holiday Mantel Decor tutorial: Golden Magnolia wreath and cinnamon stick votive holder. Read More How to Transform Your Mantel to a Winter Wonderland Design Mantel Decor Author:Rich's For The Home Posted:December 1, 2022 We show you how to transform your fall mantel decor to a winter wonderland design easily and quickly! Check out our 15-sec time-lapse photo that shows us making the switcheroo. Read More