The Palm Bay Fair is open today from 1 p.m. at the Space Coast Harley-Davidson Fairgrounds, marking its final day of operation after 18 days of events. The fair ran from March 12 to March 29 at 1440 Sportsman Lane NE in Palm Bay, offering rides, games, food stands, and free shows. Organizers said the event drew thousands of visitors each day. "It’s been a great run," said a fair representative. "We’re glad people came out." The fairgrounds are located at the intersection of Interstate 95 and Palm Bay Road, on a 15-acre site. Free parking is available for attendees. Admission prices for unlimited ride armbands were $25 from Monday through Thursday, according to the fair’s website. The event included live entertainment, carnival games, and food vendors selling items like fried dough, cotton candy, and BBQ. The fair’s website, PalmBayFair.com, provided updates throughout the event. No ticketed entry was required for shows or games. The fair’s final day coincides with other local events, including a traffic update from the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office related to the Artemis rocket launch. Visitors were encouraged to check the website for last-minute changes. The fair’s organizers thanked the community for supporting the event. "We hope to see you again next year," the representative added. The Space Coast Harley-Davidson Fairgrounds will remain open for other events after the fair ends.