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Saturday 10 May 2025 I 9am - 5pm
Newark Showground
Tickets: £14 discounted price available until 2nd May
Tickets after 2 May £19
16 and under go free
The County Show, celebrating its 140th anniversary, showcases the best of farming, countryside and rural life and we are proud to be celebrating our local agricultural community with attractions including livestock, equine, local food producers and craft stalls, countryside competitions, trade stands and more!
Countryside Area - Experience fun countryside activities, workshops, demos, displays, and a family dog show. Get close to animals in the 'Farmyard & Friends' yard, with the likes of White Post Farm and their animals.
Community Zone – Bringing Nottinghamshire communities closer together. A hub for various activities, showcasing county-wide groups, performers, bands, and musicians to entertain visitors all day long.
Festival of Food - Indulge in the best of food, shopping, and music! Experience the flavours of the countryside with handpicked local food and drink producers from Nottinghamshire and beyond. All whilst enjoying music from our bandstand.
Lady Eastwood Centre – A jam-packed area with floral displays, the ‘Growing Hub’, where families can have a go at planting and growing and the ‘Make, Bake & Grow’ section, ideal if you’re a budding baker, grower or gardener.
If all this still hasn’t convinced you… You can also shop till’ you drop with lots of stalls, watch all the equine and livestock competitions and variety of acts and displays happening all day in the Main Ring!
Buy your tickets NOW at the discounted price! But Hurry, limited time only!
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