There’s still time to be part of the show, whether you have something growing in the garden, baking in the kitchen, taking shape in the shed, or ready to come in from the paddock.

With just over one month to go until the Euroa Agricultural Show, preparations are gathering pace for the main show day on Saturday 24 October, with horse and yard dog competitions continuing on Sunday 25 October.

The Euroa Agricultural Society will take over the windows of Sheila Inc Design Centre in Binney Street from Saturday 29 August to Saturday 5 September, with a colourful display showcasing the many different sides of the annual show.

The theme acknowledges the impact January’s Longwood bushfires have had on local farmers, families and businesses, while recognising the resilience and ongoing recovery of communities across the district.

The scale and duration of the BlazeAid camp have made it the most sustained use of the Euroa Showground’s core facilities in at least the past decade.

The Euroa Showgrounds has become a base for rural recovery efforts following the January Longwood bushfires, with BlazeAid establishing a volunteer camp on site.

Entries are open for all pavilion and outdoor sections, and with over 1,100 classes, there’s something for everyone.

Whitey's Ferret Racing, Stewart Bryant Whipcracking, Black Snake Productions, and the naming of Tank and Tobin's Magpie Sculpture are just some of the attractions for 2023.

Entries for all sections at the 2023 Euroa Agricultural Show are now open. Each year, a show case of the varied talent of our local community is put on display and you can be part of this. 

We're thrilled to announce the return of our annual event, on Saturday, October 28 (main show day); and Sunday, October 29 (horse and yard dog trials only).