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Photo gallery: Mizzou Day at the Missouri State Fair

The Missouri State Fair kicked off Aug. 10 with Mizzou Day. See how Tigers celebrated and shared the impact we're making in Missouri and around the world.

Aug. 11, 2023
Contact: Deidra Ashley, ashleyde@missouri.edu
Photos by Sam O'Keefe

Outside of the Mo-Ag Theater with a sign that says "Welcome to Mizzou Central"

Inside of an exhibit hall where visitors walk among booths

Visitor picking up items from a vendor table

Visitor picking up items from a vendor table

Workers at vendor table with arms raised as they talk to visitors

Workers at a Buck's ice cream station

Workers watch as visitors pick up items from vendor booth

Woman talks to two visitors at vendor booth

Worker talks to child at vendor booth

Worker places beaded necklace around neck of a visitor

Man speaking at a podium

Child speaking into a microphone with Truman the Tiger in the background

Child poses with Truman the Tiger

Woman shakes the hand of a visitor

Truman the Tiger poses with a man and a cutout of Truman in a 4-H tee shirt

Boy does pottery at a wheel

Boy prepares sheep for judging

Crowd watches the animal judging competition

Three men and one boy along with the boy's hog

Young boy leads a cow during the competition

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