The Royal Isle of Wight County Show returns on Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 July 2027. With a history dating back to 1833, the event has long been a showcase for our island's agricultural heritage, local talent and community spirit. It remains one of the Isle of Wight's most cherished and enduring events.
Bringing you a memorable programme of entertainment, hands-on activities and animal encounters across 37 acres of showground. Families will have the chance to meet farm animals, watch cows being milked, lead a sheep or calf, and enjoy the ever-popular Fun Dog Show.
The Main Ring will host a variety of displays and demonstrations, including vintage tractor parades, Pony Club games, dog displays and the prestigious Grand Parade of Champions. Around the showground, you can also enjoy everything from vintage fairground rides to live music and marching bands.
At the heart of the Show are the livestock and equestrian competitions, where some of our island's finest sheep, cattle and horses compete for top honours. You can watch judging classes, meet local farmers and gain a fascinating insight into modern farming and rural life.
The Food Pavilion showcases the very best of our island's produce, with local growers, brewers, bakers and food producers offering a delicious taste of the Isle of Wight.
The popular Makers' Market features a wide range of handcrafted products, including jewellery, ceramics, homewares, artwork, candles and skincare. It's the perfect opportunity to meet the makers and take home something unique. The Island Arts area features local artists and is a chance to find out how they have developed their amazing talents.
Go on a woodland walk and have a go at traditional craftsmanship including hurdle making, charcoal making and spoon whittling.
With so much to see and do at the Royal Isle of Wight County Showacross, it's worth planning ahead to make the most of your visit. Whether you're visiting for a few hours or making a full day of it, the county show offers a wonderful opportunity to celebrate rural life, support local businesses and enjoy a fantastic family day out.
* Adults from £12.50 and KIDS GO FREE (with paying adult).
* Please click on the 'Visit website' button above for ticket information and to purchase tickets online.
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