General News
26 September, 2024
Horsham Show ready to throw open the gates for a weekend of thrills and spills
The Horsham Show is in its 148th year with a packed program
The Horsham Show is set for an Action-Packed Weekend of Fun and Entertainment, beginning with the Twilight Carnival on Saturday and ending with the fireworks on Sunday, with a whole lot more packed in between.
Don't miss out on this incredible weekend at the Horsham Show-a perfect blend of family fun, community spirit, and entertainment and with over 50 planned events within the longest running event in Horsham, something for everyone.
The Grand Annual Horsham Agricultural Show has thrilled locals and the wider community for 147 years and is celebrating its 148th year this year.
The Twilight Carnival, which kicks off on Saturday, September 28, from 5pm to 9pm, is a great start to a weekend of fun and excitement.
For thrill seekers, the evening will feature Monster Truck rides and camel rides, along with Sideshow Alley's assortment of rides and games.
Saturday's lineup is fantastic with all the regular attractions and some new ones too.
Show rides
Show bags
Fairy Floss!
Monster Truck rides
Camel Rides
NEW food court
Langlands Gate in McBryde Street will be opened to show goers, and the road will be lined with show bags and a new food court.
The NEW food court will provide a variety of dining options on Saturday night and Sunday, and food hubs will be located around the grounds.
All the fun continues again on Sunday September 29, opening at 10am with more attractions and experiences for showgoers.
The annual competitions of shearing, wool handling, sheep, miniature goats, and yard dog trials will undoubtedly attract large crowds.
The charming baby animals in the animal nursery, along with the tiny goats who will be up for cuddles and petting, is a great family space to visit.
And for those keen to experience an interactive pastime with some slithery characters, the Reptile Encounters enclosure offers an opportunity to get up close with exotic reptiles!
The gaming zone with LevelUp! Gaming will be in the Russell Hall
The Makers Pavilion will not disappoint. Competitors and visitors can explore a showcase of beautiful fresh produce and flowers, craft and artwork entries, including cake decorating demonstrations at various times throughout the day.
The Cattle Shed Arena will host a variety of roving performances and entertainment throughout the day.
Devonshire teas and The Cattle Shed Beer Garden will be open for refreshments.
Stable One has been repurposed to become a play precinct where children can immerse themselves in free craft activities while being entertained on stage by local performers.
And back by popular demand, MXW Pro Wrestling have an action-packed program with bouts scheduled across the day in the newly renovated poultry shed.
The Emergency Services Cup will be held in the agricultural playground, a first for the Show.
This free play space also includes a maze, a giant sandpit, and mini golf.
To top off an unforgettable day, the sky will light up with a spectacular fireworks display at 8:30 pm.
Admission is $10 for people aged 6 and over on Saturday night and Sunday's admission will be $20 for adults aged 16 and over, $10 for concession and students aged 6-15 years old and children aged five and under will be free.
For more information, visit the Horsham Show website or follow them on social media for updates.