STARTING Friday, October 9, the Shepparton Showgrounds will come alive for the milestone 150th Shepparton Show.
With a huge range of attractions across Friday and Saturday, the Show promises something for everyone, from sideshow rides, showbags and fireworks to traditional agricultural favourites including livestock, woodchopping, machinery and horticultural displays.
Animal lovers can get up close to miniature horses, dairy cattle, goats, poultry and sheep, while the animal nursery will provide plenty for younger visitors to discover.
Families can enjoy free camel rides, Colonial Clydesdale carriage rides, Dinkum Dinosaurs, circus workshops, science shows, roving performers and the popular Dog High Jump.
The McIntosh Centre will host a special collection of memorabilia and photographs celebrating 150 years of the Shepparton Show, alongside community displays, horticulture, and CWA refreshments.
Visitors can also wander through the Arts & Crafts Pavilion, featuring cooking, photography, craft and art entries.
Saturday night will see the celebrations capped off with a spectacular fireworks display at 9pm, weather permitting.
Gates open at 10am on Friday and remain open until 10pm on Friday and Saturday nights, with the official opening proceedings taking place at 11am on Friday.
With 150 years of history behind it, the milestone Shepparton Show is set to be a celebration for the whole community. Discounted early bird tickets are still available for a limited time at www.sheppshow.com.au/
