The Texas State Fair has been an annual event on our calendar since 2005. Here we have collected a number of posts and images about our participation in this favorite Texan event. We also talk about other events and shows that we have participated in over the years.
It’s over! The State Fair of Texas is done and dusted for 2021. Everyone always asks me how it went and so I thought you might be interested in some of my takeaways from the event. Top Wins, Top Things to Work on for 2022 and Top 5 Selling Products!
The first time, I first attended the State Fair of Texas way back in college, but I have been participating as a business at this since 2005.
Unfortunately, I don’t have pictures that far back. I wish I did. My images only go back as far as back as 2007. Notice the sign there with Jerry only mentions Salt Glows. That was before we had added Sugar Scrubs to our line.
I hope you enjoy this little retrospective of the great State Fair of Texas.
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Susan’s Soaps & More will once again be at the Texas State Fair but in our space. Find out more in the Go Texan Ezine.
The Go Texan Pavillion or as it used to be known, the Food & Fiber Pavillion tries to have a number of different kinds of events and entertainment during the fair. They used to bring in more bands like this …
Susan’s Soaps & More was invited to decorate a tree for the Junior Friends of the Dallas Arboretum Christmas Gala and Silent Auction. I decided to decorate our tree with an assortment of our Snowmen soaps, lip balms and lotion bars.
Susan’s Soaps & More has been exhibiting at the Texas State Fair since 2007. It has evolved to become one of our biggest selling events of the year. We began with just a small display in what was then called …
Yesterday I set up our space at the Texas State Fair which opens this Friday, September 25. We are a member of the TDA’s Go Texan program and through them are able to have our products sold in the Mercantile Store which is located in the Food & Fiber building of the Texas State Fair. I find it rather fascinating how this big empty building is transformed into a space teeming with events and activities and products for the duration of the fair.
