Tips for Exhibitors Making Online Entries

In this video you will see a demonstration of how exhibitors will submit entries through the FairEntry system. The video shows how to find your classes, enter class requirements such as photos and videos, and view comments from judges. Additional resources relating exhibitor registration are below.

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