New and classic favourites at the 2023 Euroa Show

The 131st Annual Euroa Agricultural Show, happening this weekend on October 28th and 29th, is set to be a spectacular celebration of our region. From the debut of the "Euroa Speed Shear for a Cause" to beloved traditional features and exciting entertainment, this year's show promises to be a fantastic day out.

On Friday, October 27th, the "Euroa Speed Shear for a Cause" kicks off the weekend at 6pm at the Euroa Showgrounds. The event, proudly supported by the Euroa Agricultural Society, not only promises to entertain but also aims to raise awareness for mental health issues in rural communities. All proceeds will be donated to Beyond Blue.

Saturday, October 28th, marks the main show day, offering an array of attractions. Expect to see farm animals of all kinds, the Kids’ Got Talent competition, and captivating displays in the pavilion. There'll be shearing competitions, horse events, and yard dog trials, as well as classic highlights like side shows, exhilarating rides, show bags, and trade stalls.

Entertainment will be non-stop throughout the day, featuring Stuart Bryant Whipcracking shows, "Black Snake Productions" interactive wildlife presentations, Whitey's Ferret Racing Competitions, and live music by local Youth Bands and Jimmy Davidson. The show will officially open at 11.45 am, with Warwick Long from ABC Country Hour doing the honours. The much-anticipated name of "Tank and Tobin," the giant magpie currently on display in Euroa's Seven Creeks Park, will be revealed.

To ensure you don't miss out, secure your tickets online and save - discounts available now! Tickets will also be available for purchase on the day. The Euroa Agricultural Society is looking forward to a bigger and better show in 2023. Don't miss out on a day of family-fun, entertainment, and a chance to celebrate the best of agriculture in our region.

For ticket information and details, visit the official website at www.euroashow.org.au.