The 2024 Royal Isle of Wight County Show promises a bumper crop of fun and entertainment over two days, spread across 32 acres of Showground and woodland. Experience a slice of rural life and take the opportunity to learn more about the Island’s farming, food and countryside.
From Queen Victoria exhibiting and becoming one of the show’s first patrons in 1882, the event has a pedigree for showcasing the best of the Island’s growers, producers, makers and artists.
Free entry for children (accompanied by an adult) make this the Isle of Wight’s best value entertainment of the summer.
See you at the showground! Head over to www.iwcountyshow.co.uk for the latest news and updates.
| 2024 Open (13 July 2024 - 14 July 2024) |
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