The Gundagai Show is back for its 134th year on the 13th and 14th of February, and the event schedules are now live on the website. It is now time for competitors and entrants to start getting organised with what they will enter.
There will be the usual events such as cattle, horses, poultry, pavilion exhibits, yard dogs and sheep dog trials, show dogs, cattle dog trials, vintage cars, sideshow alleys and show bags.
The special event for 2026 is the Capital Country Woodchopping which is a display of strength, skill and precision.
The Gundagai Show Committee said they are proud of the community spirit that is generated by the annual Show.
“We are proud that our showjumping events continue to excel and are arguably the best showjumping event in rural NSW and remain very strong with some of the best riders in Australia competing.”
“Our annual show showcases our district and beyond, and we continue to see the very best agricultural exhibits and community displays on offer. We are proud of our annual show and community spirit it generates.
“The show would not survive without the local community and the generous support from our members, sponsors and advertisers.”
Gate admission will be $15.00 for Adults and $5.00 for Children aged 5-16 and Pensioners. Children under 5 free. A family ticket will be $35.00 (includes 2 adults plus children).
For further information including full schedules and entry forms visit gundagaishow.com.au.
– Emily Flint
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