During the 21-day run of the 2007 OC Fair, fairgoers are invited, as poet William Blake once wrote, "To see the world in a grain of sand."

In his first public U.S. appearance, internationally renowned Sand Animation Master Ferenc Cako will magically transform grains of sand into visual masterpieces nightly on Plaza Arts Stage at 8:15 and 10 p.m.

Using only sand, light and his hands, Cako swirls from image to image in a melodic dance set to some of the world's most recognized symphonic compositions.

Adding to the mysticism of Fair nights, the Peking Acrobats return for a third year with their mesmerizing spectacular combining Chinese acrobatics, comedy, balancing feats, and other acts of human strength and agility. They perform daily on Plaza Arts Stage at 5 p.m., 7 p.m. and 9 p.m.

Slightly less mystical but just as entertaining, the wildness of Lucha Libre, Mexican freestyle wrestling, returns to the OC Register Arena on July 28 and 29 at 8 p.m. Witness the ultimate battle of good versus evil in leotards, tights, and colorful masks as La Parka, Blue Panther, Super Astro, Medico Asasino Jr., Huracan Ramirez Jr., Super Kendo, and the WPW Superstars take to the ring.

Fairgoers can get up out of their seats and dance the Fair night way with Viva El Mariachi on July 22 in the OC Register Arena at 8 p.m. Jose Hernandez returns with his Mariachi del Sol of Mexico for a night of Latin flair and sounds.

In addition to the featured international entertainment during the 2007 OC Fair, fairgoers can enjoy folklorico, Polynesian, Russian, Chinese lion, and Korean American dancers. Performances are scheduled throughout the 21 days of the Fair on Main Mall Stage and Plaza Arts Stage.

The OC Fair is July 13 to August 5, and is closed on Mondays. Fair hours are Noon to Midnight, Tuesday through Friday, and 10 a.m. to Midnight on Saturday and Sunday.