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New Mexico State Fair Queen

New Mexico State Fair Queen Competition

The New Mexico State Fair Queen title carries enormous honor and prestige. The State Fair Queen represents New Mexico’s great southwestern way of life and exemplifies tomorrow’s leadership among our state’s young women.

The objective of the New Mexico State Fair Queen Contest is to select an official representative of the New Mexico State Fair. The State Fair Queen serves as an ambassador of the New Mexico State Fair and she must exhibit exceptional sportsmanship and high moral and ethical standards

Keep an eye out for more info on the 2028 State Fair Queen!


2027 New Mexico State Fair Queen

Meet our new Queen! We’re thrilled to introduce Micaela Hidalgo, the 2027 New Mexico State Fair Queen! Micaela is a 21-year-old Valencia County native who now calls Grants, New Mexico, home. She is honored to serve as the 2027 New Mexico State Fair Queen after earning the title while representing Rodeo de Santa Fe.

Micaela has been involved in 4-H and FFA her entire life, with a strong background in showing livestock, horsemanship, and agriculture. From the livestock show ring to the rodeo arena, the agricultural and Western way of life has always been an important part of who she is. As someone who grew up attending and participating in fairs and livestock shows, she is excited to represent the New Mexico State Fair and the generations of families who make it such a special part of New Mexico.

Micaela graduated summa cum laude from the University of New Mexico in 2025 with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and a minor in Chemistry. She is currently applying to pharmacy school with the goal of pursuing a career in emergency medicine pharmacy. Her education has allowed her to pursue her passion for science and healthcare while remaining connected to her agricultural roots.

As the 2027 New Mexico State Fair Queen, Micaela looks forward to promoting agriculture, youth involvement, education, horsemanship, and the traditions that bring New Mexicans together each year. She is especially excited to encourage young people to get involved, pursue their goals, and find their own place within the agricultural community.
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