Pull up a seat at the Governor's Table this year at the Colorado State Fair

Pueblo, Colo. ~ Pueblo, Colo. - As the Colorado State Fair approaches, Governor Jared Polis is extending a special invitation to all Coloradans to join him at the Governor's Table on September 1st in Pueblo. This unique event, built on the belief that sharing a meal with a neighbor can strengthen and connect communities, will celebrate the state's 150th anniversary.

Governor Polis expressed his excitement for this year's gathering, stating, "I look forward to the Governor's Plate as a celebration of Colorado's world-class agriculture and talented chefs. This year, we're building on that tradition for our 150th anniversary as a state with the Governor's Table because good food is even better when it's shared." He hopes that this event will bring people together to share a plate, swap stories, and celebrate the connections, people, and food that make Colorado so special.

The Governor's Table is part of the 150 Tables Across Colorado initiative in partnership with Longer Tables. Tim Jones, executive director of Longer Tables, explained that this event is designed to bring Coloradans together and create a sense of belonging within the state. "Before Colorado even became a state, our farmers, ranchers, and producers understood that coming together to exchange knowledge and share stories could build a stronger, more connected Colorado," he said.

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As always, the event will showcase Colorado Proud ingredients and highlight restaurateurs and chefs from across the state. Andrea Wiesenmeyer, general manager of the Colorado State Fair, emphasized how this event celebrates diversity within agriculture and brings people from all backgrounds together. "Gathering around a singular table to celebrate the diverse agriculture of our communities is a fantastic reminder of how much more we have in common," she said.

This year's Governor's Table will feature six participating restaurants: Dana's Classic Catering of Pueblo serving an appetizer featuring Pueblo chile; Cinfully Delicious of Pueblo serving a salad with fresh Colorado produce; Double D's BBQ Shack from Pueblo, a 2021 Governor's Plate competitor, serving smoked brisket made from Colorado-sourced beef; Proto Taste from Denver, 2024 Governor's Plate winner, serving a Mexican corn salad with roasted Colorado grown corn; Latimer's Kitchen from Colorado Springs serving a side dish of red beans and rice with smoked pork or turkey; and Polar Bros Nitro Ice Cream from Lakewood, a 2021 Governor's Plate competitor, serving a Colorado-themed nitro ice cream for dessert.

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Tickets for the Governor's Table are available for purchase at the Colorado State Fair ticketing website for $30. In addition to this special event, tickets for the fair's general admission, concerts, and rodeo can also be purchased online or in person at the box office. Those who purchase entertainment tickets before August 28 will receive free general admission to the fair, offering up to a $15 discount.

Governor Polis hopes that Coloradans will join him at the Governor's Table on September 1st to celebrate the state's rich agriculture and diverse culinary landscape while fostering connections within their communities. This event is sure to be a memorable and delicious way to honor Colorado's 150th anniversary.

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