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Home » Canowindra Show 2025 – A Celebration Of Community, Heritage And Fun

Canowindra Show 2025 – A Celebration Of Community, Heritage And Fun

3 September, 2025 By Canowindra Phoenix Editor

There will be something for everyone at the 2025 Canowindra Show, 26-27 September.

The Canowindra PA&H Association is ex­cited to announce that preparations are well underway for the 2025 Canowindra Show, set to take place on Friday, 26 and Saturday, 27 September at the Canowindra Showground.

A highlight of the region’s social calendar, the Show promises something for everyone — from traditional agricultural displays and livestock judging to sideshow alley, horse events, dog high jump, the much-loved ani­mal nursery, vintage tractor pull, pavilion ex­hibits, local produce and live entertainment.

President of the Canowindra Show So­ciety, Jacob Moriarty, said the Show is a cherished tradition that brings the commu­nity together. “The Canowindra Show is a chance to celebrate everything that makes our region unique — our farming heritage, our creativity and most importantly, our community spirit. We’re looking forward to welcoming visitors from near and far to en­joy a fantastic couple of days.”

This year’s program will include:

• Equestrian and cattle competitions

• Pavilion exhibits featuring cooking, crafts, art and photography

• Family-friendly attractions including face painting, market stalls, rides and amuse­ments

• Friday night entertainment with live mu­sic, a bar, novelty races and a spectacu­lar fireworks display at 8pmThe Show Society encourages everyone — whether you’re entering a competition, volunteering, or simply attending — to get involved and support this much-loved com­munity event.

Gates open from 4pm Friday and 9am Saturday, with tickets available at the gate.

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