The events below are accurate at the time of entry, but particularly in light of COVID restrictions we advise checking the websites to see if they are still taking place.
The Ryedale Show was established in 1855 and is a traditional Agricultural Show renowned for its very high standard of entries in all Sections and Trade Stands that attend in ever growing numbers each year. The Show is run with both the farming community and townspeople’s interests in mind and there are attractions for everyone of all ages.
Be part of a unique celebration in Ryedale by joining in the Ryedale Show. The Ryedale show offers great value for money, with a full and varied day of entertainment with some wonderful retail therapy as well!
Held in the natural ampitheatre of Welburn Park, Kirkbymoorside, drawing in spectators in excess of 15,000.
The Ryedale Show was established in 1855 and is a traditional Country Show renowned for its very high standard of livestock and Trade Stands that attend in ever growing numbers each year. The Show is run with both the farming community and townspeople’s interests in mind and there are attractions for everyone of all ages.
The show offers great value for money, with a full and varied day of entertainment with some wonderful retail therapy as well
Tickets as of 2020
Adults – £10
(Adult Advance Online Tickets will also be available from May)
Children (5-16yrs) – £5
Under 5’s – Free of Charge
Family tickets (2 adults and up to 3 children) – £30
Visitor Parking
Free parking is available adjacent to the Showground all day.
Dogs are permitted on the Showground but must be kept on leads at all times.
Egton Bridge, eight miles from Whitby in the North York Moors National Park, is the setting for the oldest surviving gooseberry show in the country, established in 1800.
The 221st show will be held on Tuesday 2nd August 2022 and it is open to the public from 2 PM. There will be music playing in the afternoon and the prize giving will begin at 6 PM. Members are reminded that berries must be with the judges by midday at the latest.
Enjoy another really great family day out at the 101st Thornton-le-Dale Show!
Fortune seems to favour Thornton le Dale and no matter what the weather is doing around us, a glorious day can be guaranteed at the Show. The Gods have definitely shone upon us in recent years, but no matter, whatever the weather decides to do there is always plenty of entertainment on hand for the entire family.
Thornton le Dale is rightly the most popular show in the locality and considered to be the best and friendliest of the County’s traditional rural shows. The Show is not only the high spot in the annual calendar for locals, but it also acts as the focal point for our many friends throughout the country, and indeed further afield, who return year after year to renew acquaintances on Showday. It is
2020 Prices
Adults £10.00 Children 5-16 £4.00 Under 5’s Free
Full details on organisers website
Image: © Copyright Christine Matthews and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
The 112th Osmotherley Show returns on the 6th August 2022
HORSE & PONY CLASSES
Affiliated to CHAPS, RoR, BSPS & Irish Draught.
Clear Round/Show Jumping/Gymkhana
CATTLE & SHEEP CLASSES
(see Schedule for full list of classes)
Enter On Day
DOG SHOW
GUN DOG SCURRY
SHEEP DOG TRIALS
FELL RACE
Also Vintage Tractors & Trade Stands
ONLINE ENTRIES AVAILABLE FOR ALL OTHER CLASSES
Admission to Field:
Adults £6, Concessions £5
Children under 12 years £3, Under 5’s FREE
FREE Car Park except Ringside £5
Vehicles parked at Owner’s Risk
© Image Copyright Mick Garratt and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
We have an interesting range of competitive classes representing the many skills and aspects of life in the countryside. Our show has classes for animals, machinery, husbandry, produce, handicrafts and artistic items.
Prices
Adults £5.00 Concessions £4.00
Children Under 5 Free, 5-16 £2.00
Main car park free.
Image © Copyright DTwigg and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
Staithes and Runswick RNLI lifeboat team hold a fundraising weekend in August each year to raise money for the Royal National Lifeboat Institution.
The weekend has a wide range of activities and events for all the family to enjoy.Traditionally events include the Nightgown Parade through the cobbled streets of Staithes on the eve of the weekend’s activities.
Over the weekend there are various events held across both villages of Runswick Bay and Staithes such as lifeboat rescue displays, cliff rescue demonstration by local coastguard teams, a raft race for all ages, stalls and games.
On the Saturday evening, there is a firework display following a seafront barbeque.
Sunday brings the famous duck race at Staithes beck and then thanksgiving services held at Runswick and Staithes.
Come and join us for three full days of entertainment for all the family to enjoy, including yacht racing, rowing races, fun fair and various free forms of entertainment around the town of Whitby, finishing with a prize presentation and spectacular firework display!
History of the Event
This event is one of the oldest sea Regattas in England drawing large crowds into the town. It all started in early the 1800s with fishermen competing against each other in their fishing smacks and salmon cobbles. Gradually yacht racing formed the greater part of the Regatta and was recorded in 1847 with “he Whitby Challenge Cup”.
Due to the high cost of building these large yachts they have slowly disappeared from the scene and in about 1872 competitive rowing came to the forefront. Today one of the main attractions of the Regatta are the three major rowing clubs in the region – the Jet Works Amateur Rowing Club, the Friendship Amateur Rowing Club and Whitby Fisherman’s Amateur Rowing Club.
The most coveted trophy rowed for today is the Wilson Cup, presented by the late Alderman JET Wilson J.P – C.C. of West Hartlepool in 1901. 1929 saw the first fancy dress and decorated carts, which form the present day’s regatta and carnival.
One hundred and seventy four years of aquatic competition and entertainment. The Whitby Regatta is probably the oldest sea Regatta on the northeast coast and has drawn large crowds into Whitby over the years.
Founded in 1871, this annual show is held in Milburn Arms Field at Rosedale Abbey by kind permission of the owners of The Milburn Arms Field. Additional fields by
kind permission of The Foster family and The Brown Family.
Admission
Adults £5.00, Senior Citizens £4.00
Children £3.00, Under 5’s Free
Show open 9.00am
No Mobile Homes/Caravans
allowed on the Field
Free Car Park
Limited ringside parking including wheelchair
users available, please book in advance.
Attractions
• Foxhound & Terrier Shows
• Gundog Shows
• Terrier Races and Hound Trails
• Gymkhana 3.00pm
• Malton White Star Band
• Railroad Hobos
More attractions to be announced soon. Refreshments are available on the
showfield and in the village.
Entry Form
No tent Exhibits
will be accepted after 10.00am
All entries and schedule enquiries to:
Mr Malcolm Leckenby, Weighell Cottage
Appleton-le-Moors, York YO62 6TE
Telephone 07766 020214
Image © Copyright Pauline E and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
Egton Show
The Egton Show is taking place this year, on Wednesday 24nd August 2022 , at Egton, North Yorkshire
As usual, Egton show is the perfect family day out and we go ahead come rain or shine, so come prepared if it has been raining! We have a range of animal exhibits for your to enjoy across the field including tiny rabbits, beautiful poultry, astonishing vegetables, amazing horses, cows, sheep, vintage machinery and much more. We have a huge range of trade stands for you to look around and shop to your pleasure. We have lots of entertainment, a fairground and plenty of refreshment options! There is something for everyone!
The showground is open from 8:30am, with the first judging in the main ring at 8:45am through to 5pm.
https://www.northyorkmoors.org.uk/visiting/whats-on/agricultural-and-country-shows
Admission (2017) Adults: £5.00, Children £1:00 Under 5’s free.
All cars parked on showfields £3.00, but free parking nearby
Image © Copyright Peter Church and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
The Yorkshire Traction Engine Rally, organised by Outdoor Shows, will be held in our stunning parkland. Performing in the main arena will be the Stannage International Stunt Show, featuring the flaming high fall show, exploding coffin, motorbike stunts, car jumps and trick riding to name a few. This is an exciting, high octane show for the whole family to enjoy.
A full programme of top steam fair attractions include: Tractor Pulling, Steam Engines, Classic Cars, Vintage Tractors, Classic Motorcycles, Fairground Organs, Miniature Steam Engines, Stationary Engines and Vintage Commercials.
OPENING TIMES
Gates open 10am – 5pm (Saturday)
Gates open 10am – 5pm (Sunday)
FREE CAR PARK
Dogs welcome on a lead
Mobility Scooters are available to hire on a daily or weekend hire basis.
YORKSHIRE Game & Country Fair – AT SCAMPSTON HALL
The event is held in the stunning parkland at Scampston Hall, set within the Scampston Estate, which is located on the A64 near Malton. The venue is praised by visitors, competitors, exhibitors and traders alike… they all love it and give it a massive ‘thumbs-up’!
This excellent location provides the ideal opportunity to experience all the countryside has to offer – from a vast array of country sports with loads of ‘have-a-go’ opportunities, to fine foods and animals – all this and lots more… and it’s not just for the country sports enthusiast but all of the family to enjoy throughout the weekend.
With such broad coverage of all aspects of the countryside this event attracts hundreds of exhibitors, prestigious championships & competitions and visitors from throughout the UK. Whatever your age or experience, this event offers the opportunity to discover and learn about country sports and pursuits, all under the guidance of leading experts within their particular field.
The Yorkshire Game & Country Fair also showcases a vintage vehicle area featuring displays of Vintage Cars, Commercials, Fire Engines and Military Vehicles (including Tanks). Complementing this are displays of Traction Engines, Tractors and Working Displays, plus the all-action Tractor Pulling with public viewing area.
OPENING TIMES
Gates open 9am – 5pm (Saturday)
Gates open 9am – 5pm (Sunday)
FREE CAR PARK
Dogs welcome on a lead
Early Bird Ticket Prices (available until 10 days prior to the event):
Adults £10
Over 65s £8
Under 16s £5
Under 5s FREE
Family Ticket A (2 adults + 2 under 16s) £25
Family Ticket B (2 adults + 3 under 16s) £25
Ticket Prices (available from 10 days prior to the event and on the day):
Adults £12
Over 65s £10
Under 16s £6
Under 5s FREE
Family Ticket A (2 adults + 2 under 16s) £30
Family Ticket B (2 adults + 3 under 16s) £30
What’s On
Ben Atkinson & His Team of Action Stunt Horses
Funfair Rides
Rural Crafts
Trade Stands
Plus many more new and original attractions!
PRICES BELOW FROM 2020
Free Car Park, or if parking on the showfield itself £10 per car
Adults £8 (2020)
Children £3
Concessions £6
A fun packed day – see the website for more details.
Image: © Copyright J E Hall and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
The annual Traditional agricultural show in North Yorkshire, held in our stunning parkland.
Regular show events include:
• Livestock including Cattle, Sheep, Goats, Alpacas…
• Fur & Feather Section
• Ryedale Dog Rescue Fun Dog Show & Dog Agility Coarse. Open To All.
• Lots Of Horse & Pony Classes including Show Jumping
• Heavy Horses
• Childrens Races
• Miniature Railway
• Many Childrens Ride’s and Attractions
• Middleton Hunt Parade of the Hounds
• Vintage Tractors & Machinery
• Sheep Dog Trials
• Craft Tent 28 stalls
• Horticulture Section
• Farm Exhibits
• Farm Machinery
• Farmer Market Take out
• Trade Stands Approx 100
• Members Area
• Food Stands
• Members & Public Bar
• Donkey Rides
• Bungee Flyers
• Paint Balling
• Reptile Road Show
Enjoy another really great family day out at the 101st Thornton-le-Dale Show!
Fortune seems to favour Thornton le Dale and no matter what the weather is doing around us, a glorious day can be guaranteed at the Show. The Gods have definitely shone upon us in recent years, but no matter, whatever the weather decides to do there is always plenty of entertainment on hand for the entire family.
Thornton le Dale is rightly the most popular show in the locality and considered to be the best and friendliest of the County’s traditional rural shows. The Show is not only the high spot in the annual calendar for locals, but it also acts as the focal point for our many friends throughout the country, and indeed further afield, who return year after year to renew acquaintances on Showday. It is
2020 Prices
Adults £10.00 Children 5-16 £4.00 Under 5’s Free
Full details on organisers website
Image: © Copyright Christine Matthews and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
The 112th Osmotherley Show returns on the 6th August 2022
HORSE & PONY CLASSES
Affiliated to CHAPS, RoR, BSPS & Irish Draught.
Clear Round/Show Jumping/Gymkhana
CATTLE & SHEEP CLASSES
(see Schedule for full list of classes)
Enter On Day
DOG SHOW
GUN DOG SCURRY
SHEEP DOG TRIALS
FELL RACE
Also Vintage Tractors & Trade Stands
ONLINE ENTRIES AVAILABLE FOR ALL OTHER CLASSES
Admission to Field:
Adults £6, Concessions £5
Children under 12 years £3, Under 5’s FREE
FREE Car Park except Ringside £5
Vehicles parked at Owner’s Risk
© Image Copyright Mick Garratt and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
We have an interesting range of competitive classes representing the many skills and aspects of life in the countryside. Our show has classes for animals, machinery, husbandry, produce, handicrafts and artistic items.
Prices
Adults £5.00 Concessions £4.00
Children Under 5 Free, 5-16 £2.00
Main car park free.
Image © Copyright DTwigg and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
Come and join us for three full days of entertainment for all the family to enjoy, including yacht racing, rowing races, fun fair and various free forms of entertainment around the town of Whitby, finishing with a prize presentation and spectacular firework display!
History of the Event
This event is one of the oldest sea Regattas in England drawing large crowds into the town. It all started in early the 1800s with fishermen competing against each other in their fishing smacks and salmon cobbles. Gradually yacht racing formed the greater part of the Regatta and was recorded in 1847 with “he Whitby Challenge Cup”.
Due to the high cost of building these large yachts they have slowly disappeared from the scene and in about 1872 competitive rowing came to the forefront. Today one of the main attractions of the Regatta are the three major rowing clubs in the region – the Jet Works Amateur Rowing Club, the Friendship Amateur Rowing Club and Whitby Fisherman’s Amateur Rowing Club.
The most coveted trophy rowed for today is the Wilson Cup, presented by the late Alderman JET Wilson J.P – C.C. of West Hartlepool in 1901. 1929 saw the first fancy dress and decorated carts, which form the present day’s regatta and carnival.
One hundred and seventy four years of aquatic competition and entertainment. The Whitby Regatta is probably the oldest sea Regatta on the northeast coast and has drawn large crowds into Whitby over the years.
Founded in 1871, this annual show is held in Milburn Arms Field at Rosedale Abbey by kind permission of the owners of The Milburn Arms Field. Additional fields by
kind permission of The Foster family and The Brown Family.
Admission
Adults £5.00, Senior Citizens £4.00
Children £3.00, Under 5’s Free
Show open 9.00am
No Mobile Homes/Caravans
allowed on the Field
Free Car Park
Limited ringside parking including wheelchair
users available, please book in advance.
Attractions
• Foxhound & Terrier Shows
• Gundog Shows
• Terrier Races and Hound Trails
• Gymkhana 3.00pm
• Malton White Star Band
• Railroad Hobos
More attractions to be announced soon. Refreshments are available on the
showfield and in the village.
Entry Form
No tent Exhibits
will be accepted after 10.00am
All entries and schedule enquiries to:
Mr Malcolm Leckenby, Weighell Cottage
Appleton-le-Moors, York YO62 6TE
Telephone 07766 020214
Image © Copyright Pauline E and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
Admission (2017) Adults: £5.00, Children £1:00 Under 5’s free.
All cars parked on showfields £3.00, but free parking nearby
Image © Copyright Peter Church and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
YORKSHIRE Game & Country Fair – AT SCAMPSTON HALL
The event is held in the stunning parkland at Scampston Hall, set within the Scampston Estate, which is located on the A64 near Malton. The venue is praised by visitors, competitors, exhibitors and traders alike… they all love it and give it a massive ‘thumbs-up’!
This excellent location provides the ideal opportunity to experience all the countryside has to offer – from a vast array of country sports with loads of ‘have-a-go’ opportunities, to fine foods and animals – all this and lots more… and it’s not just for the country sports enthusiast but all of the family to enjoy throughout the weekend.
With such broad coverage of all aspects of the countryside this event attracts hundreds of exhibitors, prestigious championships & competitions and visitors from throughout the UK. Whatever your age or experience, this event offers the opportunity to discover and learn about country sports and pursuits, all under the guidance of leading experts within their particular field.
The Yorkshire Game & Country Fair also showcases a vintage vehicle area featuring displays of Vintage Cars, Commercials, Fire Engines and Military Vehicles (including Tanks). Complementing this are displays of Traction Engines, Tractors and Working Displays, plus the all-action Tractor Pulling with public viewing area.
OPENING TIMES
Gates open 9am – 5pm (Saturday)
Gates open 9am – 5pm (Sunday)
FREE CAR PARK
Dogs welcome on a lead
Early Bird Ticket Prices (available until 10 days prior to the event):
Adults £10
Over 65s £8
Under 16s £5
Under 5s FREE
Family Ticket A (2 adults + 2 under 16s) £25
Family Ticket B (2 adults + 3 under 16s) £25
Ticket Prices (available from 10 days prior to the event and on the day):
Adults £12
Over 65s £10
Under 16s £6
Under 5s FREE
Family Ticket A (2 adults + 2 under 16s) £30
Family Ticket B (2 adults + 3 under 16s) £30
What’s On
Ben Atkinson & His Team of Action Stunt Horses
Funfair Rides
Rural Crafts
Trade Stands
Plus many more new and original attractions!
PRICES BELOW FROM 2020
Free Car Park, or if parking on the showfield itself £10 per car
Adults £8 (2020)
Children £3
Concessions £6
A fun packed day – see the website for more details.
Image: © Copyright J E Hall and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
The annual Traditional agricultural show in North Yorkshire, held in our stunning parkland.
Regular show events include:
• Livestock including Cattle, Sheep, Goats, Alpacas…
• Fur & Feather Section
• Ryedale Dog Rescue Fun Dog Show & Dog Agility Coarse. Open To All.
• Lots Of Horse & Pony Classes including Show Jumping
• Heavy Horses
• Childrens Races
• Miniature Railway
• Many Childrens Ride’s and Attractions
• Middleton Hunt Parade of the Hounds
• Vintage Tractors & Machinery
• Sheep Dog Trials
• Craft Tent 28 stalls
• Horticulture Section
• Farm Exhibits
• Farm Machinery
• Farmer Market Take out
• Trade Stands Approx 100
• Members Area
• Food Stands
• Members & Public Bar
• Donkey Rides
• Bungee Flyers
• Paint Balling
• Reptile Road Show
Enjoy another really great family day out at the 101st Thornton-le-Dale Show!
Fortune seems to favour Thornton le Dale and no matter what the weather is doing around us, a glorious day can be guaranteed at the Show. The Gods have definitely shone upon us in recent years, but no matter, whatever the weather decides to do there is always plenty of entertainment on hand for the entire family.
Thornton le Dale is rightly the most popular show in the locality and considered to be the best and friendliest of the County’s traditional rural shows. The Show is not only the high spot in the annual calendar for locals, but it also acts as the focal point for our many friends throughout the country, and indeed further afield, who return year after year to renew acquaintances on Showday. It is
2020 Prices
Adults £10.00 Children 5-16 £4.00 Under 5’s Free
Full details on organisers website
Image: © Copyright Christine Matthews and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
The 112th Osmotherley Show returns on the 6th August 2022
HORSE & PONY CLASSES
Affiliated to CHAPS, RoR, BSPS & Irish Draught.
Clear Round/Show Jumping/Gymkhana
CATTLE & SHEEP CLASSES
(see Schedule for full list of classes)
Enter On Day
DOG SHOW
GUN DOG SCURRY
SHEEP DOG TRIALS
FELL RACE
Also Vintage Tractors & Trade Stands
ONLINE ENTRIES AVAILABLE FOR ALL OTHER CLASSES
Admission to Field:
Adults £6, Concessions £5
Children under 12 years £3, Under 5’s FREE
FREE Car Park except Ringside £5
Vehicles parked at Owner’s Risk
© Image Copyright Mick Garratt and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
We have an interesting range of competitive classes representing the many skills and aspects of life in the countryside. Our show has classes for animals, machinery, husbandry, produce, handicrafts and artistic items.
Prices
Adults £5.00 Concessions £4.00
Children Under 5 Free, 5-16 £2.00
Main car park free.
Image © Copyright DTwigg and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
Come and join us for three full days of entertainment for all the family to enjoy, including yacht racing, rowing races, fun fair and various free forms of entertainment around the town of Whitby, finishing with a prize presentation and spectacular firework display!
History of the Event
This event is one of the oldest sea Regattas in England drawing large crowds into the town. It all started in early the 1800s with fishermen competing against each other in their fishing smacks and salmon cobbles. Gradually yacht racing formed the greater part of the Regatta and was recorded in 1847 with “he Whitby Challenge Cup”.
Due to the high cost of building these large yachts they have slowly disappeared from the scene and in about 1872 competitive rowing came to the forefront. Today one of the main attractions of the Regatta are the three major rowing clubs in the region – the Jet Works Amateur Rowing Club, the Friendship Amateur Rowing Club and Whitby Fisherman’s Amateur Rowing Club.
The most coveted trophy rowed for today is the Wilson Cup, presented by the late Alderman JET Wilson J.P – C.C. of West Hartlepool in 1901. 1929 saw the first fancy dress and decorated carts, which form the present day’s regatta and carnival.
One hundred and seventy four years of aquatic competition and entertainment. The Whitby Regatta is probably the oldest sea Regatta on the northeast coast and has drawn large crowds into Whitby over the years.
Founded in 1871, this annual show is held in Milburn Arms Field at Rosedale Abbey by kind permission of the owners of The Milburn Arms Field. Additional fields by
kind permission of The Foster family and The Brown Family.
Admission
Adults £5.00, Senior Citizens £4.00
Children £3.00, Under 5’s Free
Show open 9.00am
No Mobile Homes/Caravans
allowed on the Field
Free Car Park
Limited ringside parking including wheelchair
users available, please book in advance.
Attractions
• Foxhound & Terrier Shows
• Gundog Shows
• Terrier Races and Hound Trails
• Gymkhana 3.00pm
• Malton White Star Band
• Railroad Hobos
More attractions to be announced soon. Refreshments are available on the
showfield and in the village.
Entry Form
No tent Exhibits
will be accepted after 10.00am
All entries and schedule enquiries to:
Mr Malcolm Leckenby, Weighell Cottage
Appleton-le-Moors, York YO62 6TE
Telephone 07766 020214
Image © Copyright Pauline E and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
Admission (2017) Adults: £5.00, Children £1:00 Under 5’s free.
All cars parked on showfields £3.00, but free parking nearby
Image © Copyright Peter Church and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
YORKSHIRE Game & Country Fair – AT SCAMPSTON HALL
The event is held in the stunning parkland at Scampston Hall, set within the Scampston Estate, which is located on the A64 near Malton. The venue is praised by visitors, competitors, exhibitors and traders alike… they all love it and give it a massive ‘thumbs-up’!
This excellent location provides the ideal opportunity to experience all the countryside has to offer – from a vast array of country sports with loads of ‘have-a-go’ opportunities, to fine foods and animals – all this and lots more… and it’s not just for the country sports enthusiast but all of the family to enjoy throughout the weekend.
With such broad coverage of all aspects of the countryside this event attracts hundreds of exhibitors, prestigious championships & competitions and visitors from throughout the UK. Whatever your age or experience, this event offers the opportunity to discover and learn about country sports and pursuits, all under the guidance of leading experts within their particular field.
The Yorkshire Game & Country Fair also showcases a vintage vehicle area featuring displays of Vintage Cars, Commercials, Fire Engines and Military Vehicles (including Tanks). Complementing this are displays of Traction Engines, Tractors and Working Displays, plus the all-action Tractor Pulling with public viewing area.
OPENING TIMES
Gates open 9am – 5pm (Saturday)
Gates open 9am – 5pm (Sunday)
FREE CAR PARK
Dogs welcome on a lead
Early Bird Ticket Prices (available until 10 days prior to the event):
Adults £10
Over 65s £8
Under 16s £5
Under 5s FREE
Family Ticket A (2 adults + 2 under 16s) £25
Family Ticket B (2 adults + 3 under 16s) £25
Ticket Prices (available from 10 days prior to the event and on the day):
Adults £12
Over 65s £10
Under 16s £6
Under 5s FREE
Family Ticket A (2 adults + 2 under 16s) £30
Family Ticket B (2 adults + 3 under 16s) £30
What’s On
Ben Atkinson & His Team of Action Stunt Horses
Funfair Rides
Rural Crafts
Trade Stands
Plus many more new and original attractions!
PRICES BELOW FROM 2020
Free Car Park, or if parking on the showfield itself £10 per car
Adults £8 (2020)
Children £3
Concessions £6
A fun packed day – see the website for more details.
Image: © Copyright J E Hall and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
The annual Traditional agricultural show in North Yorkshire, held in our stunning parkland.
Regular show events include:
• Livestock including Cattle, Sheep, Goats, Alpacas…
• Fur & Feather Section
• Ryedale Dog Rescue Fun Dog Show & Dog Agility Coarse. Open To All.
• Lots Of Horse & Pony Classes including Show Jumping
• Heavy Horses
• Childrens Races
• Miniature Railway
• Many Childrens Ride’s and Attractions
• Middleton Hunt Parade of the Hounds
• Vintage Tractors & Machinery
• Sheep Dog Trials
• Craft Tent 28 stalls
• Horticulture Section
• Farm Exhibits
• Farm Machinery
• Farmer Market Take out
• Trade Stands Approx 100
• Members Area
• Food Stands
• Members & Public Bar
• Donkey Rides
• Bungee Flyers
• Paint Balling
• Reptile Road Show
Enjoy another really great family day out at the 101st Thornton-le-Dale Show!
Fortune seems to favour Thornton le Dale and no matter what the weather is doing around us, a glorious day can be guaranteed at the Show. The Gods have definitely shone upon us in recent years, but no matter, whatever the weather decides to do there is always plenty of entertainment on hand for the entire family.
Thornton le Dale is rightly the most popular show in the locality and considered to be the best and friendliest of the County’s traditional rural shows. The Show is not only the high spot in the annual calendar for locals, but it also acts as the focal point for our many friends throughout the country, and indeed further afield, who return year after year to renew acquaintances on Showday. It is
2020 Prices
Adults £10.00 Children 5-16 £4.00 Under 5’s Free
Full details on organisers website
Image: © Copyright Christine Matthews and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
The 112th Osmotherley Show returns on the 6th August 2022
HORSE & PONY CLASSES
Affiliated to CHAPS, RoR, BSPS & Irish Draught.
Clear Round/Show Jumping/Gymkhana
CATTLE & SHEEP CLASSES
(see Schedule for full list of classes)
Enter On Day
DOG SHOW
GUN DOG SCURRY
SHEEP DOG TRIALS
FELL RACE
Also Vintage Tractors & Trade Stands
ONLINE ENTRIES AVAILABLE FOR ALL OTHER CLASSES
Admission to Field:
Adults £6, Concessions £5
Children under 12 years £3, Under 5’s FREE
FREE Car Park except Ringside £5
Vehicles parked at Owner’s Risk
© Image Copyright Mick Garratt and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
Come and join us for three full days of entertainment for all the family to enjoy, including yacht racing, rowing races, fun fair and various free forms of entertainment around the town of Whitby, finishing with a prize presentation and spectacular firework display!
History of the Event
This event is one of the oldest sea Regattas in England drawing large crowds into the town. It all started in early the 1800s with fishermen competing against each other in their fishing smacks and salmon cobbles. Gradually yacht racing formed the greater part of the Regatta and was recorded in 1847 with “he Whitby Challenge Cup”.
Due to the high cost of building these large yachts they have slowly disappeared from the scene and in about 1872 competitive rowing came to the forefront. Today one of the main attractions of the Regatta are the three major rowing clubs in the region – the Jet Works Amateur Rowing Club, the Friendship Amateur Rowing Club and Whitby Fisherman’s Amateur Rowing Club.
The most coveted trophy rowed for today is the Wilson Cup, presented by the late Alderman JET Wilson J.P – C.C. of West Hartlepool in 1901. 1929 saw the first fancy dress and decorated carts, which form the present day’s regatta and carnival.
One hundred and seventy four years of aquatic competition and entertainment. The Whitby Regatta is probably the oldest sea Regatta on the northeast coast and has drawn large crowds into Whitby over the years.
We have an interesting range of competitive classes representing the many skills and aspects of life in the countryside. Our show has classes for animals, machinery, husbandry, produce, handicrafts and artistic items.
Prices
Adults £5.00 Concessions £4.00
Children Under 5 Free, 5-16 £2.00
Main car park free.
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Founded in 1871, this annual show is held in Milburn Arms Field at Rosedale Abbey by kind permission of the owners of The Milburn Arms Field. Additional fields by
kind permission of The Foster family and The Brown Family.
Admission
Adults £5.00, Senior Citizens £4.00
Children £3.00, Under 5’s Free
Show open 9.00am
No Mobile Homes/Caravans
allowed on the Field
Free Car Park
Limited ringside parking including wheelchair
users available, please book in advance.
Attractions
• Foxhound & Terrier Shows
• Gundog Shows
• Terrier Races and Hound Trails
• Gymkhana 3.00pm
• Malton White Star Band
• Railroad Hobos
More attractions to be announced soon. Refreshments are available on the
showfield and in the village.
Entry Form
No tent Exhibits
will be accepted after 10.00am
All entries and schedule enquiries to:
Mr Malcolm Leckenby, Weighell Cottage
Appleton-le-Moors, York YO62 6TE
Telephone 07766 020214
Image © Copyright Pauline E and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
Admission (2017) Adults: £5.00, Children £1:00 Under 5’s free.
All cars parked on showfields £3.00, but free parking nearby
Image © Copyright Peter Church and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
YORKSHIRE Game & Country Fair – AT SCAMPSTON HALL
The event is held in the stunning parkland at Scampston Hall, set within the Scampston Estate, which is located on the A64 near Malton. The venue is praised by visitors, competitors, exhibitors and traders alike… they all love it and give it a massive ‘thumbs-up’!
This excellent location provides the ideal opportunity to experience all the countryside has to offer – from a vast array of country sports with loads of ‘have-a-go’ opportunities, to fine foods and animals – all this and lots more… and it’s not just for the country sports enthusiast but all of the family to enjoy throughout the weekend.
With such broad coverage of all aspects of the countryside this event attracts hundreds of exhibitors, prestigious championships & competitions and visitors from throughout the UK. Whatever your age or experience, this event offers the opportunity to discover and learn about country sports and pursuits, all under the guidance of leading experts within their particular field.
The Yorkshire Game & Country Fair also showcases a vintage vehicle area featuring displays of Vintage Cars, Commercials, Fire Engines and Military Vehicles (including Tanks). Complementing this are displays of Traction Engines, Tractors and Working Displays, plus the all-action Tractor Pulling with public viewing area.
OPENING TIMES
Gates open 9am – 5pm (Saturday)
Gates open 9am – 5pm (Sunday)
FREE CAR PARK
Dogs welcome on a lead
Early Bird Ticket Prices (available until 10 days prior to the event):
Adults £10
Over 65s £8
Under 16s £5
Under 5s FREE
Family Ticket A (2 adults + 2 under 16s) £25
Family Ticket B (2 adults + 3 under 16s) £25
Ticket Prices (available from 10 days prior to the event and on the day):
Adults £12
Over 65s £10
Under 16s £6
Under 5s FREE
Family Ticket A (2 adults + 2 under 16s) £30
Family Ticket B (2 adults + 3 under 16s) £30
What’s On
Ben Atkinson & His Team of Action Stunt Horses
Funfair Rides
Rural Crafts
Trade Stands
Plus many more new and original attractions!
PRICES BELOW FROM 2020
Free Car Park, or if parking on the showfield itself £10 per car
Adults £8 (2020)
Children £3
Concessions £6
A fun packed day – see the website for more details.
Image: © Copyright J E Hall and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
The annual Traditional agricultural show in North Yorkshire, held in our stunning parkland.
Regular show events include:
• Livestock including Cattle, Sheep, Goats, Alpacas…
• Fur & Feather Section
• Ryedale Dog Rescue Fun Dog Show & Dog Agility Coarse. Open To All.
• Lots Of Horse & Pony Classes including Show Jumping
• Heavy Horses
• Childrens Races
• Miniature Railway
• Many Childrens Ride’s and Attractions
• Middleton Hunt Parade of the Hounds
• Vintage Tractors & Machinery
• Sheep Dog Trials
• Craft Tent 28 stalls
• Horticulture Section
• Farm Exhibits
• Farm Machinery
• Farmer Market Take out
• Trade Stands Approx 100
• Members Area
• Food Stands
• Members & Public Bar
• Donkey Rides
• Bungee Flyers
• Paint Balling
• Reptile Road Show
Enjoy another really great family day out at the 101st Thornton-le-Dale Show!
Fortune seems to favour Thornton le Dale and no matter what the weather is doing around us, a glorious day can be guaranteed at the Show. The Gods have definitely shone upon us in recent years, but no matter, whatever the weather decides to do there is always plenty of entertainment on hand for the entire family.
Thornton le Dale is rightly the most popular show in the locality and considered to be the best and friendliest of the County’s traditional rural shows. The Show is not only the high spot in the annual calendar for locals, but it also acts as the focal point for our many friends throughout the country, and indeed further afield, who return year after year to renew acquaintances on Showday. It is
2020 Prices
Adults £10.00 Children 5-16 £4.00 Under 5’s Free
Full details on organisers website
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The 112th Osmotherley Show returns on the 6th August 2022
HORSE & PONY CLASSES
Affiliated to CHAPS, RoR, BSPS & Irish Draught.
Clear Round/Show Jumping/Gymkhana
CATTLE & SHEEP CLASSES
(see Schedule for full list of classes)
Enter On Day
DOG SHOW
GUN DOG SCURRY
SHEEP DOG TRIALS
FELL RACE
Also Vintage Tractors & Trade Stands
ONLINE ENTRIES AVAILABLE FOR ALL OTHER CLASSES
Admission to Field:
Adults £6, Concessions £5
Children under 12 years £3, Under 5’s FREE
FREE Car Park except Ringside £5
Vehicles parked at Owner’s Risk
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Come and join us for three full days of entertainment for all the family to enjoy, including yacht racing, rowing races, fun fair and various free forms of entertainment around the town of Whitby, finishing with a prize presentation and spectacular firework display!
History of the Event
This event is one of the oldest sea Regattas in England drawing large crowds into the town. It all started in early the 1800s with fishermen competing against each other in their fishing smacks and salmon cobbles. Gradually yacht racing formed the greater part of the Regatta and was recorded in 1847 with “he Whitby Challenge Cup”.
Due to the high cost of building these large yachts they have slowly disappeared from the scene and in about 1872 competitive rowing came to the forefront. Today one of the main attractions of the Regatta are the three major rowing clubs in the region – the Jet Works Amateur Rowing Club, the Friendship Amateur Rowing Club and Whitby Fisherman’s Amateur Rowing Club.
The most coveted trophy rowed for today is the Wilson Cup, presented by the late Alderman JET Wilson J.P – C.C. of West Hartlepool in 1901. 1929 saw the first fancy dress and decorated carts, which form the present day’s regatta and carnival.
One hundred and seventy four years of aquatic competition and entertainment. The Whitby Regatta is probably the oldest sea Regatta on the northeast coast and has drawn large crowds into Whitby over the years.
We have an interesting range of competitive classes representing the many skills and aspects of life in the countryside. Our show has classes for animals, machinery, husbandry, produce, handicrafts and artistic items.
Prices
Adults £5.00 Concessions £4.00
Children Under 5 Free, 5-16 £2.00
Main car park free.
Image © Copyright DTwigg and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
Founded in 1871, this annual show is held in Milburn Arms Field at Rosedale Abbey by kind permission of the owners of The Milburn Arms Field. Additional fields by
kind permission of The Foster family and The Brown Family.
Admission
Adults £5.00, Senior Citizens £4.00
Children £3.00, Under 5’s Free
Show open 9.00am
No Mobile Homes/Caravans
allowed on the Field
Free Car Park
Limited ringside parking including wheelchair
users available, please book in advance.
Attractions
• Foxhound & Terrier Shows
• Gundog Shows
• Terrier Races and Hound Trails
• Gymkhana 3.00pm
• Malton White Star Band
• Railroad Hobos
More attractions to be announced soon. Refreshments are available on the
showfield and in the village.
Entry Form
No tent Exhibits
will be accepted after 10.00am
All entries and schedule enquiries to:
Mr Malcolm Leckenby, Weighell Cottage
Appleton-le-Moors, York YO62 6TE
Telephone 07766 020214
Image © Copyright Pauline E and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
Admission (2017) Adults: £5.00, Children £1:00 Under 5’s free.
All cars parked on showfields £3.00, but free parking nearby
Image © Copyright Peter Church and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
YORKSHIRE Game & Country Fair – AT SCAMPSTON HALL
The event is held in the stunning parkland at Scampston Hall, set within the Scampston Estate, which is located on the A64 near Malton. The venue is praised by visitors, competitors, exhibitors and traders alike… they all love it and give it a massive ‘thumbs-up’!
This excellent location provides the ideal opportunity to experience all the countryside has to offer – from a vast array of country sports with loads of ‘have-a-go’ opportunities, to fine foods and animals – all this and lots more… and it’s not just for the country sports enthusiast but all of the family to enjoy throughout the weekend.
With such broad coverage of all aspects of the countryside this event attracts hundreds of exhibitors, prestigious championships & competitions and visitors from throughout the UK. Whatever your age or experience, this event offers the opportunity to discover and learn about country sports and pursuits, all under the guidance of leading experts within their particular field.
The Yorkshire Game & Country Fair also showcases a vintage vehicle area featuring displays of Vintage Cars, Commercials, Fire Engines and Military Vehicles (including Tanks). Complementing this are displays of Traction Engines, Tractors and Working Displays, plus the all-action Tractor Pulling with public viewing area.
OPENING TIMES
Gates open 9am – 5pm (Saturday)
Gates open 9am – 5pm (Sunday)
FREE CAR PARK
Dogs welcome on a lead
Early Bird Ticket Prices (available until 10 days prior to the event):
Adults £10
Over 65s £8
Under 16s £5
Under 5s FREE
Family Ticket A (2 adults + 2 under 16s) £25
Family Ticket B (2 adults + 3 under 16s) £25
Ticket Prices (available from 10 days prior to the event and on the day):
Adults £12
Over 65s £10
Under 16s £6
Under 5s FREE
Family Ticket A (2 adults + 2 under 16s) £30
Family Ticket B (2 adults + 3 under 16s) £30
What’s On
Ben Atkinson & His Team of Action Stunt Horses
Funfair Rides
Rural Crafts
Trade Stands
Plus many more new and original attractions!
PRICES BELOW FROM 2020
Free Car Park, or if parking on the showfield itself £10 per car
Adults £8 (2020)
Children £3
Concessions £6
A fun packed day – see the website for more details.
Image: © Copyright J E Hall and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
The annual Traditional agricultural show in North Yorkshire, held in our stunning parkland.
Regular show events include:
• Livestock including Cattle, Sheep, Goats, Alpacas…
• Fur & Feather Section
• Ryedale Dog Rescue Fun Dog Show & Dog Agility Coarse. Open To All.
• Lots Of Horse & Pony Classes including Show Jumping
• Heavy Horses
• Childrens Races
• Miniature Railway
• Many Childrens Ride’s and Attractions
• Middleton Hunt Parade of the Hounds
• Vintage Tractors & Machinery
• Sheep Dog Trials
• Craft Tent 28 stalls
• Horticulture Section
• Farm Exhibits
• Farm Machinery
• Farmer Market Take out
• Trade Stands Approx 100
• Members Area
• Food Stands
• Members & Public Bar
• Donkey Rides
• Bungee Flyers
• Paint Balling
• Reptile Road Show