The fairgrounds has also hosted food trucks offering fair food favorites and other meal options on Fridays and Saturdays. The series will continue through Sept. 5 and has been rebranded from “Grab-n-Go” to now “Grab-n-Stay” — with picnic tables spaced out over six feet apart or guests encouraged to eat in their cars.

Added to the entertainment slate as well are fresh drive-in concerts and new live DJ shows and educational programming.

“A Weekend of Country” will offer three acts performing each night this weekend live onstage, with audience members watching from their vehicles. Moonshine Crazy and Locked N Loaded Music will play this Friday night and Saturday evening, while Ryan Scripps will perform this Friday night and Sin Wagon on Saturday.

Sublime with Rome is set to perform on Aug. 21 and 22.

The “Live DJ Drive-In Concerts” will start this Friday night with Blunts & Blondes, HE$H and Triple F, and continue with Subtronics with Calcium and Level Up on Aug. 29 — but that show is already sold out.

Then on Aug. 16, the fairgrounds is hosting “Wildlife Adventures: A Safari Experience,” described as an immersive drive-in educational program with proceeds going back into animal rescue organizations, according to Moore.

For tickets and other information on all of the vehicle-based events, visit alamedacountyfair.com.